Part A: current occupancy information
Customer agency name, Agency Bureau (AB) code, building number, Occupancy Agreement (OA) number and expiration date, building name and address, and whether the building is GSA-Owned or GSA-Leased.
GSA12002
Fire protection, safety, and health programs: high risk use permit form
GSA 12002, High Risk Operation, is a General Services Administration form, Rev. 10/2021. GSA's page lists it as the Fire protection, safety, and health programs: high risk use permit form, with PBS 1000.4A as its authority, and GSA hosts it in its forms library. The top of the form says CUI when filled in.
The form is completed by the project staff it names, not by the public. It says the Regional Planning Manager (Office of Portfolio Management and Customer Engagement) completes Parts A and B during the Project Planning stages for any new project that involves a High Risk Operation for the customer agency. The Project Management Team completes Part C during the Project Management stages.
The operations it lists are a high risk laboratory, explosive materials storage, and a firing range or shoot house. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.


Customer agency name, Agency Bureau (AB) code, building number, Occupancy Agreement (OA) number and expiration date, building name and address, and whether the building is GSA-Owned or GSA-Leased.

Check boxes for High Risk Laboratory, Explosive Materials Storage, and Firing Range or Shoot House, each with the estimated size of occupancy, if known.
The form gives usable, ANSI/BOMA Office Area (ABOA) and rentable as examples of how the size may be stated.

Four yes or no questions on whether requirements were received from the agency, whether they are acceptable, whether the team provided its own, and whether the agency accepted them.
Name, signature and date of the Project Manager, and signature and date of the Regional EHSF Project Management Team Representative.
Enter the customer agency, building and occupancy agreement details, and check GSA-Owned or GSA-Leased. The form places Parts A and B in the Project Planning stages.
In Part B, check all high risk operations that apply and enter the estimated size of occupancy, if known.
During the Project Management stages, answer the yes or no questions on the high risk technical requirements.
The form says to sign once the high risk technical requirements have been found sufficient and acceptable to both the Project Management Team and the customer agency.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF gives no filing address or routing beyond the signature blocks.
The top of the form says CUI when filled in.
Parts A and B during the Project Planning stages of a new customer agency project, and Part C during the Project Management stages.
GSA's page lists PBS 1000.4A as the authority or regulation. The PDF prints no Privacy Act notice, OMB number or burden estimate.
GSA12000
56 fields, 7 pages
GSA3559B
10 fields, 1 page
GSA1755
25 fields, 2 pages
GSA3625
93 fields, 2 pages
GSA53
88 fields, 1 page
The form says the Regional Planning Manager (Office of Portfolio Management and Customer Engagement) completes Parts A and B, and the RPLM block has its own date.
The form says the Project Management Team completes the Part C sections on high risk technical requirements.
The Project Manager prints a name, signs and dates once the requirements are found sufficient and acceptable to the team and the customer agency.
The Regional Environmental, Health, Safety, Fire (EHSF) Project Management Team Representative also signs and dates.
Part C asks whether high risk technical requirements were received from the customer agency, and whether the agency accepted any provided by the project team.
The form names who completes each part and who signs.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA12002.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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The form is printed as a General Services Administration form, Rev. 10/2021. GSA's page lists PBS 1000.4A as its authority.
The form says the Regional Planning Manager (Office of Portfolio Management and Customer Engagement) completes Parts A and B, and the Project Management Team completes Part C.
Part B lists three check boxes: High Risk Laboratory, Explosive Materials Storage, and Firing Range or Shoot House.
The form says to sign once the high risk technical requirements have been found sufficient and acceptable to both the Project Management Team and the customer agency.
Yes. The top of the form says CUI when filled in.