Providing excess DoD Personal property for over 10 years to eligible
state and federal agencies.
What is the 1033 Program?
Under Section 1033 of the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal
year 96 and 97, the Secretary of Defense is authorized to transfer to
federal and state agencies, personal property that is excess to the needs
of the Department of Defense and that the Secretary determines is suitable
to be used by such agencies in the execution of law enforcement activities
to include counter-drug and counter-terrorism missions. The 1033 program
was formerly known as the 1208 program.
How does my organization acquire property?
Law enforcement agencies (LEA) must request to their state coordinators
enrollment into the 1033 program. Once the state coordinator approves
the request, the request is forwarded to the Law Enforcement Support
Office (LESO).
The LEA must appoint officials to screen for property for their agency.
Screening can take place either by visiting the local Defense Reutilization
and Marketing Office or electronically. Once the property is identified,
DRMS Form 103 is completed and submitted to your state coordinator. The
state coordinator will approve or disapprove this request.
If approved it will be sent to LESO where final approval on the property
to be transferred will be made.
Law enforcement agencies that receive property must cover all transportation
costs incurred. Property received by LEAs is in "as is", "where
is" condition.
Who can participate in the 1033 Program?
Federal and state law enforcement agencies in all 50 states and the
US territories of American Somoa, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin
Islands whose primary function is the enforcement of applicable federal,
state and local laws and whose compensated law enforcement officers have
the powers of arrest and apprehension.
What kind of property may be acquired?
- Aircrafts & parts
- Vehicles & parts
- Weapons & accessories
- Armor personnel carriers
- Military clothing & boots
- Nuclear biological chemical gear (NBC)
- Frag body armor
- Generators & heaters
- Night vision goggles (NVG)
- Cameras & accessories
- Food rations
- Lab equipment
- Safety equipment
- Equipment for training
- Exercise equipment
- Reproducing equipment
The New Mexico State Coordinator for these programs
is Major Randall Bertram. He can be reached by phone at: 827-9100,
fax: 827-3395 Address: PO Box 1628 Santa Fe NM 87504-1628
email: rbertram@dps.state.nm.us
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