Header: page, report number and date
Page and number of pages, the report number and the date.
GSA184A
Construction Progress Report (Work Branch Breakdown)
GSA Form 184A prints the heading Construction Progress Report (Work Breakdown). GSA's forms page lists it as Construction Progress Report (Work Branch Breakdown), with a current revision date of 03/2015 and the authority or regulation PBS 2800.16. The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, and GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The instructions on the back say GSA 184A is prepared by the contracting officer or an authorized representative, and is used on all construction contracts awarded under new construction and repair and alteration programs, regardless of Delivery Method. The form says it provides part of the necessary documentation on construction progress and that a copy is completed promptly prior to payment requests.
The page has a header for the report number, date, contract number, task order number and OPT. number, and five columns in dollars only: work item, total value of the work item, value of work completed (previous and current), value of materials, and total value of completed work and materials. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Page and number of pages, the report number and the date.
The contract number, the task order number and the OPT. number.
Each work item from the work breakdown structure of the original contract, and the total value of that work item in the contract, in dollars only.
Sub-column (a), previous value, is the cumulative amount completed through the previous report. Sub-column (b), current value, is the amount completed since the previous report.
The value of stored materials accepted by the Government during the construction phase, and the total value of work in place and stored materials.
A TOTAL row at the foot of the columns, above the footer GSA 184A (REV. 3/2015).
Enter the page count, report number and date, then the contract number, task order number and OPT. number.
The instructions say bonds should be noted as the first item, with the amount recorded only in Column (2) and recorded in Column 5 once paid.
In Column 1, list the work breakdown structure of the original contract. In Column 2, enter the total value of each work item in the contract.
In Column 3, enter the cumulative amount completed through the previous report in sub-column (a) and the amount completed since the previous report in sub-column (b).
Enter the value of stored materials in Column 4 and the value of work in place and stored materials in Column 5, then the TOTAL row.
The form says a copy is completed promptly prior to payment requests and that the information on it is kept current.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The form prints no address or routing. It says GSA 184A provides part of the necessary documentation on construction progress.
The form says a copy is completed promptly prior to payment requests, and the information on it is kept current.
The instructions say payment of the bonds is recorded separately on the 184, item 11.
GSA's page lists the authority or regulation as PBS 2800.16.
GSA's page lists the title Construction Progress Report (Work Branch Breakdown). The PDF heading reads Construction Progress Report (Work Breakdown), and the footer reads GSA 184A (REV. 3/2015). It prints no OMB number or privacy statement.
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The form says GSA 184A is prepared by the contracting officer or the contracting officer's authorized representative.
The form says it is used on all construction contracts awarded under new construction and repair and alteration programs, regardless of Delivery Method.
For Design Build contracts, the instructions say to list design components separate from the actual construction work in Column 1.
For Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) contracts, the form says Design Phase Services should be listed as an individual component.
The instructions on the back of the form say who prepares it and which contracts it covers.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA184A.
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The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and GSA 184A (REV. 3/2015). GSA hosts it in its forms library, and its page lists the authority or regulation as PBS 2800.16.
The form says it is prepared by the contracting officer or the contracting officer's authorized representative.
The form says a copy is completed promptly prior to payment requests and that the information on it is kept current.
The instructions say bonds should be noted as the first item, with the amount recorded only in Column (2) and recorded in Column 5 once paid. Payment of the bonds is recorded separately on the 184, item 11.
Sub-column (a) is the cumulative amount completed through the previous report. Sub-column (b) is the current amount completed since the previous report.
GSA's forms page lists GSA184A as Construction Progress Report (Work Branch Breakdown). The PDF on that page prints the heading Construction Progress Report (Work Breakdown). The page gives no reason for the difference.