Type 3 material procurement uses which funds?

Type 3 material procurement uses which funds?

• A. Unit AFC 30 funds
• B. General funds
• C. Unit AFC 60 funds
• D. OGA funds

Answer: (A)

Type 3 material procurement is funded from unit-level funds that cover day-to-day, expendable items needed for maintenance and repair at the shop. These are the specific funds assigned to a unit for its own operational needs, and they are used for consumables and repair parts that are used up in the normal course of work. The unit’s AFC 30 funds are the ones designated for this purpose. General funds sit at a base-wide level and aren’t tied to a single unit’s expendable stock. Funds in AFC 60 and OGA are used for other categories or interagency needs, not routine unit expendables. So, for Type 3 materials—the everyday, expendable items—the unit AFC 30 funds are the appropriate source.

Type 3 material procurement is funded from unit-level funds that cover day-to-day, expendable items needed for maintenance and repair at the shop. These are the specific funds assigned to a unit for its own operational needs, and they are used for consumables and repair parts that are used up in the normal course of work. The unit’s AFC 30 funds are the ones designated for this purpose. General funds sit at a base-wide level and aren’t tied to a single unit’s expendable stock. Funds in AFC 60 and OGA are used for other categories or interagency needs, not routine unit expendables. So, for Type 3 materials—the everyday, expendable items—the unit AFC 30 funds are the appropriate source.