§622 Collocation among United States Postal Service properties

Summary

Each year the Postmaster General must make a list of postal properties that have space available for use by federal agencies and, by September 30, send that list to the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs and the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. The Postmaster General may also give the list to the Council. If the Council has the list, it must give it to every federal agency within 30 days of the list’s completion. After an agency gets the list, it has 90 days to review the list, check its own properties, and recommend places to co‑locate. If the Postmaster General and the agency head approve the recommendations, the agency can work with the Postmaster General to agree on lease terms. This does not change any other federal rules about competitive bidding for leasing postal property.