Items 1 and 2: location and project
The building location by city and state, and the project title.
GSA2480
List of Defects and Omissions
GSA Form 2480, List of Defects and Omissions, is a General Services Administration form. Its footer reads GSA 2480 (REV. 3/2015), and GSA hosts it in its forms library. GSA's page lists PBS P 3480.2A as its authority or regulation.
The one-page list identifies the building location by city and state, the project title, the contract number or task order number, the inspection date, the type of inspection (Progress, Partial Final or Final), the discipline or trade, the name of the contractor and the name of the inspector. A table below has rows for each defect or omission: an item number, a description that includes the specification or drawing reference, the date corrected, who verified the correction, and GSA's acceptance by name or initials. A Page of box at the top numbers the sheets. The form prints no instructions, no OMB number and no privacy statement.
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The building location by city and state, and the project title.
The contract number or task order number, the inspection date, the type of inspection (Progress, Partial Final or Final) and the discipline or trade.
The name of the contractor and the name of the inspector.
An item number and a description of each defect or omission, including the specification or drawing reference.
The date corrected, the name of whoever verified the correction, and the name or initials for GSA's acceptance.
Fill in the Page and of boxes at the top right when the list runs to more than one sheet.
Enter the city and state, the project title and the contract number or task order number.
Enter the inspection date, check Progress, Partial Final or Final, and enter the discipline or trade, the contractor and the inspector.
Give each row an item number and describe the defect or omission, including the specification or drawing reference, as the column heading asks.
As items are corrected, each row takes the date corrected, the name of whoever verified the correction and GSA's acceptance by name or initials.
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The footer reads GSA 2480 (REV. 3/2015). GSA's page gives a current revision date of 03/2015 and lists PBS P 3480.2A as the authority or regulation.
The PDF prints no instructions beyond its block and column headings, and no OMB number or Privacy Act statement.
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Named in item 8, Name of Inspector, for the inspection dated in item 4.
Named in item 7, Name of Contractor, for the contract number or task order number in item 3.
Column 12, Correction Verified By, takes the name of whoever verified that an item was corrected.
Column 13, GSA Accepts, takes a name or initials for each item GSA accepts.
The form prints no instructions. These are the roles its blocks and columns name.
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The footer names the General Services Administration and reads GSA 2480 (REV. 3/2015). GSA hosts it in its forms library, and its page lists PBS P 3480.2A as the authority or regulation.
Item 5, Type of Inspection, has three boxes: Progress, Partial Final and Final.
Column 10 asks for a description of the defect or omission and says to include the specification or drawing reference.
Column 11 takes the date corrected, column 12 the name of whoever verified the correction, and column 13, GSA Accepts, a name or initials.
The top right of the form has a Page and of box, so each sheet can be numbered as part of a longer list.