GSA3222
Shipping Order
GSA Form 3222, Shipping Order, is a one-page landscape form. Its footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, SHIPPING ORDER, FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE and GSA FORM 3222 (REV. 9-74). GSA hosts it in its forms library, and GSA's page lists a current revision date of 09/1974 and no authority or regulation.
The form has 55 numbered blocks. A coded top row carries the document identifier, the document number with the requisitioner and date, the fund, the priority and other codes, with small printed column numbers. Below come ship to, ship via, prepared by and transportation codes, a table of stock numbers, quantities and unit prices, a strip printed for export use only, and blocks for the date shipped, the carrier and delivered to. The form prints no instructions, no OMB number and no privacy statement, and it does not say which office prepares it or where it goes.
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Check if for fire fighting, document identifier, ship order R.I. to, sales adj. org-doc. ID, M & S, document number, supplementary address, signal, fund, distribution, project, priority, R.D.D., advice, prefix, ship order manifest no., sales adj. facility, FT/D and referral only.
Ship to, ship via, prepared by, BGL no., consignee code, PP, mode, export facility, P.O.E, P.O.D and TCN (Transportation Control Number).
Two open blocks below the shipping details.
Stock number, unit of issue, quantity, serial number, suffix, prefix, T/D, unit price, bulk location, number of containers, unit per pack, weight, type pack, freight code, and bin location and quantity.
A strip printed Use for export only, with number of pieces or containers, description, container type and number, gross weight and cube.
Number of containers by bin, bulk and bin, weight, date shipped, carrier and delivered to.
Enter the codes in blocks 1 to 19, including the document number with the requisitioner and date in block 6. Block 1 is a box to check if the order is for fire fighting.
Complete ship to, ship via and prepared by, then the codes in blocks 23 to 30, such as consignee code, mode and TCN.
A note on the form says entries in shaded blocks may be in either the upper (if fixed) or lower (if variable) portion of the form, never in both.
Use the item lines for blocks 33 to 45. Notes in the top row point columns 8 to 29 to item 33 and columns 40 to 44 to items 36 and 37.
Blocks 46 to 50 are printed for export use only: pieces or containers, description, container, gross weight and cube.
Blocks 51 to 55 hold the number of containers, the weight, the date shipped, the carrier and delivered to.
The form prints no instructions. These steps follow the order of its blocks.
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The form prints no address and does not say where a completed order is sent. Block 20, Ship To, is the destination of the shipment itself.
The PDF has no instruction page, OMB number or privacy statement, and GSA's page lists no authority or regulation.
The footer reads GSA FORM 3222 (REV. 9-74), and GSA's page lists a current revision date of 09/1974.
The form has no signature or approval line. Block 22 records who prepared it.
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The form does not name the office that prepares it. Its blocks show these roles.
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The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION and FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE. GSA hosts the form in its forms library and lists a current revision date of 09/1974.
No. The PDF is a single page with no instructions, no OMB number and no privacy statement. One printed note covers the shaded blocks.
The form says entries in shaded blocks may be in either the upper (if fixed) or lower (if variable) portion of the form, never in both.
Block 30 is the TCN, which the form spells out as Transportation Control Number.
Blocks 46 to 50, number of pieces or containers, description, container, gross weight and cube, sit in a strip printed Use for export only.
Yes. Block 1 is a box labeled Check if for fire fighting.