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GUIDE FOR NON-FAA ACTIVITIES WHICH RECEIVE SUPPLY SUPPORT AND - faa 2026

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This document outlines the procedures for non-FAA activities to request supplies and services from the FAA Depot, specifically the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center. It details the necessary forms, data requirements, and billing processes involved in acquiring repair and return services, as well as exchange and repair items. The order also cancels a previous directive and introduces new procedures for managing requisitions, shipping, and discrepancies.

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Begin by reviewing the purpose section, which outlines procedures for requesting supplies and services from the FAA Depot. Familiarize yourself with the requirements listed.
Fill in your organization’s details in the designated fields, ensuring that you include the GSA/DOD assigned activity address code if applicable.
Complete the requisition form (FAA Form 4250-2.1) as instructed, paying attention to each block's requirements. Ensure all necessary information is accurate and complete.
If applicable, prepare a letter requesting assignment of an Activity Address Code for new activities without one, and include all required postal and billing addresses.
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