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Can agencies provide teleworkers with underutilized equipment (for use in their alternative worksites) before it is declared excess?

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Can agencies provide teleworkers with underutilized equipment (for use in their alternative worksites) before it is declared excess?

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Yes. Agencies may provide underutilized computers or other equipment for use by teleworkers or for use in other AWA situations. In accordance with 41 CFR ยงยง 102-36.30 and 102-36.35, even though equipment may no longer be used for its original purpose, employee, or location, the agency must determine if the equipment can serve other agency uses, such as in alternative worksites. The equipment does not officially become excess until the agency determines that it cannot be used in main or alternative worksites.

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