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§102-192.50. Responsibilities of agency mail managers.

41 C.F.R. § 102-192.50

In addition to carrying out the responsibilities discussed in § 102-192.45
(a)
Establish written policies and procedures to provide timely and cost effective dispatch and delivery of mail and materials;
(b)
Ensure agency-wide awareness and compliance with standards and operational procedures established by all service providers used by the agency;
(c)
Set policies for expedited mail, mass mailings, mailing lists, and couriers;
(d)
Implement cost savings through—
(1)
Consolidating and presorting wherever practical, for example, internal and external mail, and consolidation of agency-wide mail operations and official mail facilities; and
(2)
Reducing the volume of agency to agency mail whenever possible;
(e)
Develop and direct agency programs and plans for proper and cost effective use of transportation, equipment, and supplies used for mail;
(f)
Ensure that all facility and program level mail personnel receive appropriate training and certifications to successfully perform their assigned duties;
(g)
Promote professional certification for mail managers and mail center employees;
(h)
Ensure that expedited mail service providers are used only when authorized by the Private Express Statutes, 39 U.S.C. 601-606;
(i)
Establish written policies and procedures to minimize incoming and outgoing personal mail;
(j)
Provide guidance to agency representatives who develop correspondence or design mailing materials including Business Reply Mail, letterhead, and mail piece design;
(k)
Represent the agency in its relations with service providers, other agency mail managers, and the General Services Administration's Office of Government-wide Policy;
(l)
Ensure agency policy incorporates Federal hazardous materials requirements set forth in 49 CFR parts 100 through 185; and
(m)
Ensure safety and security requirements specified in §§ 102-192.30 and 102-192.35 are fulfilled.
Notes, amendments, and revision history

Authority

Authority: 44 U.S.C. 2901-2906.

Source

Source: >FMR Case 2025-05, 90 FR 58489, Dec. 16, 2025, unless otherwise noted.