“Summary of HUD’s Year 2002 Federal Activities Inventory”

 

HUD

Organization

Inherently

Governmental

FTEs

Commercial Category A

FTEs (1)

Commercial Category B

FTEs (2)

Commercial Category C

FTEs (3)

Commercial

Category G

FTEs (4)

Total

All FTEs

Housing[1]

136

1230

1705

68

78

3217

PIH[2]

122

655

611

110

0

1498

CPD

158

438

191

39

0

826

Admin

184

165

342

118

0

809

OFPM[3]

5

618

183

0 

0

806

OGC[4]

112

506

0

29

0

647

FHEO[5]

140

496

0

0

0

636

CIO

18

139

68

10

0

235

CFO

67

0

146

0

0

213

PD&R

144

0

0

0

0

144

ODOC[6]

30

62

1

0

0

93

OSEC

43

0

0

0

0

43

CIR

23

0

0

0

0

23

Public Affairs

15

0

0

0

0

15

OHHLHC

12

0

0

14

0

26

Faith-Based

4

0

0

0

0

4

Total HUD Inventory

1213

4309

3247

388

78

9235

HUD %

13.14%

46.66%

35.16%

4.20%

0.84%

100%

GNMA[7]

 

 

 

 

 

63

 

NOTES:

  1. Category A - Commercial Core: represents commercial functions which have been exempted from outsourcing consideration by the head of the agency as core functions identified for performance by government employees.
  2. Category B - Commercial Competitive: represents commercial functions that are subject to competitive cost comparison studies or direct conversion to contracts, in accordance with the provisions of OMB Circular No. A-76.
  3. Category C - Commercial Exempt: represents commercial functions that have been exempted from the competitive cost comparison study requirements of OMB Circular No. A-76 by the Congress, Executive Order or the OMB.   This includes activities of 10 or fewer FTEs that can be directly converted to contract without a cost comparison study, provided there is no statutory or other basis prohibiting the contracting-out of the activity.
  4. Category G - Commercial Exempt:  represents commercial functions that are prohibited from conversion to contract because of legislation.         


[1] Due to realignment, OMHAR FTEs shown separately on the Year 2001 inventory are now included in Housing’s total.

[2] Due to realignment, REAC FTEs shown separately on the Year 2001 inventory are now included in PIH’s total.

[3] OFPM was included under ODOC (see footnote 6) for the Year 2001 inventory and includes FTEs that have now been redeployed. 

[4] Due to realignment, DEC FTEs shown separately on the Year 2001 inventory are now included in OGC’s total.

[5] Due to realignment, ODEEO FTEs shown separately on the Year 2001 inventory are now included in FHEO’s total.

[6] Due to realignment, OFPM FTEs included in ODOC’s total on the Year 2001 inventory are now shown separately.

[7] GNMA is not covered by the FAIR Act reporting requirements.