scope:

This enclosure applies to the following methods of real property acquisition:

a. Acquisitions for which authorization and appropriations, where appropriate, have been obtained through annual military construction (MILCON) programs. This includes acquisition by gift, purchase, transfer, exchange of real property, condemnation or donation.

b. Minor land acquisitions at a cost of not more than $100,000 made pursuant to reference (a).

c. Acquisition by lease or through the General Services Administration. This includes (1) leasing of real property in the United States and its territories and possessions, except industrial reserve real property (2) leasing of real property in foreign countries, and (3) acquisition of general purpose space, except in the National Capital Region, by assignment from GSA in buildings under its control and through leasing by GSA. This does not apply to the determination of requirements in buildings proposed for construction or leasing by the GSA. It does not apply to agreements for use of real property in foreign countries acquired by or through the State Department or through the agency of a foreign government pursuant to treaties, executive agreements or diplomatic arrangements.

d. Acquisition by transfer of real property held by the other military departments and other federal agencies which is authorized by references (b), (c) and (d).

e. Acquisition of real property for the reserve components of the Navy and Marine Corps pursuant to references (e) and (f). This includes acquisition by gift, purchase, transfer, exchange of land, condemnation or donation.

f. Withdrawal, reservation or restriction of public lands pursuant to references (g) and (h).

This enclosure applies to all transactions for the use of Navy-controlled real property by other than Department of the Navy components except:

a. Leases of industrial reserve property for industrial purposes.

b. Use of real property provided in accordance with the Defense Acquisition Regulations (DAR) incident to performance of a Government contract for the procurement of supplies, services, construction, utilities, or other commodities.

c. Aviation facilities licenses issued pursuant to reference (a).

d. Agreements entered into under the authority of reference (b).

e. Agreements for U. S. Post Office facilities provided in accordance with reference (c).

f. Cross-servicing agreements for use of storage and warehousing facilities by other military departments, in accordance with references (d) and (e).

g. Oral or written authorizations granted by or under the authority of the head of an installation incident to day-to-day command and administration, such as for visitors and tradesmen doing business with installation officers and personnel and for activities of the Naval Sea Cadet Corps.

This enclosure applies to the following methods of real property disposal:

a. Removal from the control of the Department of the Navy of real and related personal property no longer required by the Department of Defense.

b. Transfer of Navy real and related personal property to the Army, Air Force or Coast Guard.

c. Reassignment of real and related personal property within the Department of the Navy.

d. In foreign countries, disposal of any real and related personal property under the control of the Department of the Navy pursuant to the provisions of any treaty or other agreement between the United States and a foreign government affecting such property.