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On the recordNovember 18, 2003
I seek clarification of section 704 which amends section 303(c) of the Energy Policy Act. I understand there are basically two ways vehicles are procured by Federal agencies. Either GSA acquires the vehicles and sells or leases them to agencies or in some cases agencies may acquire the vehicles directly. Is it the intent of this provision to require GSA to allocate the incremental cost of all alternative vehicles it procures for other agencies, either by lease or purchase, so that the costs are allocated on a Federal Government-wide basis and not just across the vehicles procured by an individual agency? In other words, under this amendment will GSA be required to allocate the incremental cost of all alternative fuel vehicles it procures each year across the entire fleet it is responsible for?
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Deborah Pryce
Ohio

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Seeking clarification on vehicle procurement provisions in the Energy Policy Act.

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