GSA3163

Operations Activity Report

Agency
GSA
Revision
Rev. 8/1984
Fillable fields
173
Pages
2
Official source
GSA form page
Checked
October 20, 2026
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GSA Form 3163: Operations Activity Report

GSA Form 3163, Operations Activity Report, is a General Services Administration form, GSA FORM 3163 PAGE 1 (REV. 8-84) in its footer, with reports control symbol PB-126. GSA hosts it in its forms library.

The report covers one month and one reporting region. A check box picks the category of personnel, Federal Protective Officers or Contract Guards, and the form says to use a separate form for each category. Section I, Record of Offenses/Incidents, lists each offense or incident code reported during the month with the number of offenses and incidents, dollar values, identified suspects and people hours expended.

The instructions for Section I are printed on the back of page 1. The downloaded PDF holds page 1 and its back only. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Top of page 1 of GSA Form 3163: Operations Activity Report, as printed by GSA

What's on GSA Form 3163

Items 1 to 3: month, region and hours

Reporting month and year, reporting region, and total available people hours, next to reports control symbol PB-126.

Category of personnel

Check one: Federal Protective Officers or Contract Guards. The note says to use a separate form for each category.

Columns (a) and (b): code and type

The offense or incident code number and the type of offense or incident that matches the code.

Columns (c) to (f): number and value

The number of offenses and incidents for government and for personal property, and the dollar value for government and for personal property.

Columns (g) to (j): suspects and hours

Identified suspects who were government, non-government or contractor at the time of the offense, and the people hours expended.

Item 5: total

A totals row under the table for columns (c) thru (j).

Page 1 holds the report and its back holds the instructions for Section I.

How to complete GSA Form 3163

  1. 1

    Pick the category

    Check the box for Federal Protective Officers or Contract Guards, as appropriate, and use separate forms to record information for each category.

  2. 2

    Enter the month, region and hours

    Enter the numeric month and year of the report, e.g., 01/80 for January 1980, the region number or "NCR", and the uniformed people hours available during the month.

  3. 3

    List the codes

    Enter code numbers for offenses and incidents reported during the month, in ascending order, with the matching type in column (b).

  4. 4

    Count and value each line

    Columns (c) and (d) take the number of offenses and incidents for government property and for individuals and personal property. The value columns are completed only for Activity Codes 03, 05, 06, 07, 08, 10, rounded off to the nearest dollar.

  5. 5

    Count suspects and hours

    Enter identified suspects by whether, at the time of the offense, they were employed by the Federal government, neither employed by it nor under contract to it, or working under contract to it, then the people hours expended.

  6. 6

    Enter the totals

    The form says it is only necessary to enter totals for columns (c) thru (j) after the last code numbers for FPO's and again after the last code numbers for contract guards.

The back of page 1 gives these instructions.

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Where it goes and what the form says

Where it goes

The downloaded PDF prints no address, recipient or due date.

Reports control symbol

The form prints REPORTS CONTROL SYMBOL PB-126 in its top right corner.

Value columns

Column (e) is the dollar value of robbery, burglary, theft, arson and vandalism of government property, and column (f) the dollar value of personal property for the same crimes.

Pages in the download

The PDF holds GSA FORM 3163 PAGE 1 and PAGE 1 BACK. No later pages are included.

Who fills out GSA Form 3163?

  • Reporting regions

    Item 2 takes the region number, or "NCR" as appropriate. Item 3 takes the uniformed people hours available during the month.

  • Federal Protective Officers

    One check box covers Federal Protective Officers. The form says to use separate forms to record information for each category.

  • Contract guards

    The other check box covers Contract Guards, recorded on a separate form from Federal Protective Officers.

  • No signature or approval block

    The downloaded pages print no name, signature, approval or recipient block, and no filing address.

The form does not name a preparer and prints no signature block. It reports by region and by category of personnel.

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Questions about Form GSA3163

Who issues GSA Form 3163?

The footer prints GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and GSA FORM 3163 PAGE 1 (REV. 8-84), with reports control symbol PB-126. GSA hosts it in its forms library.

Can Federal Protective Officers and contract guards go on one form?

The form says to check the box for Federal Protective Officers or Contract Guards, as appropriate, and to use separate forms to record information for each category.

Which offenses need a dollar value?

The note on page 1 says to complete the value columns only for Activity Codes 03, 05, 06, 07, 08, 10. The instructions name robbery, burglary, theft, arson and vandalism and say to round off to the nearest dollar.

How is the reporting month written?

The instructions say to enter the numeric month and year of the report, e.g., 01/80 for January 1980.

How are identified suspects counted?

Column (g) counts suspects employed by the Federal government, column (h) those neither employed by it nor working under contract to it, and column (i) those working under contract to it, each at the time of the offense.

Does the form list the offense codes?

The downloaded pages print no list of codes. Column (a) takes the code numbers for offenses and incidents reported during the month, in ascending order.