Program criteria
Four points at the top describe what submitted projects should have: defined goals, activities, two milestone dates and a deliverable, a project lead, a procurement and/or sustainability focus, and being featured as an SPF project.
GSA3707
SPF Project Submission
GSA Form 3707, Sustainability in Procurement Fellowship Project Submission, is a one-page General Services Administration form dated 11/2012 in its footer. GSA's forms page lists it as SPF Project Submission and hosts it in its forms library.
The form says projects submitted for the Sustainability in Procurement Fellowship Program should have clearly defined goals, activities, two milestone dates and a deliverable, a project lead who holds a weekly project conference call with the Fellows, and a procurement and/or sustainability focus that benefits from two Fellows who can each provide no more than 8 to 10 hours a week of support. It also says projects are featured to government and external audiences and highlighted as an SPF project on gsa.gov.
The form prints no filing address, signature line, OMB number or privacy statement. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

Four points at the top describe what submitted projects should have: defined goals, activities, two milestone dates and a deliverable, a project lead, a procurement and/or sustainability focus, and being featured as an SPF project.
Name, title, agency, department, e-mail address and telephone number.
The project lead's name and e-mail address.
A large box that asks you to explain how this project includes a focus on both sustainability and procurement.
A box to describe the two milestone activities and the months when they are due.
Check boxes for A Case Study, A White Paper, Recommendations for a larger group/project, Compilation of Research and Other, with space to describe Other.
The form lists what projects submitted for the Sustainability in Procurement Fellowship Program should have before the blocks begin.
Fill in Block 1 with the submitter's details and Block 2 with the name and e-mail address of the project lead who will hold the weekly call with the Fellows.
In Block 3a, explain how the project includes a focus on both sustainability and procurement, as the form asks.
In Block 3b, describe the two milestone activities and the months they are due. The form suggests identifying a milestone activity for month 2 and month 4 of the project.
In Block 4, check all that apply, and describe the deliverable if you chose Other. The form says deliverables can range from a concise description of the Fellow's activities to more in-depth project deliverables.
The form has no signature or date line and prints no address, e-mail or deadline for submitting it.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The PDF prints no address, e-mail or deadline and does not say which office receives the submission.
The form has no signature or date block.
GSA's forms page lists no authority or regulation for this form. The PDF prints no OMB number or privacy statement.
The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, GSA 3707 11/2012. GSA's forms page gives the same current revision date, 11/2012.
Block 1 asks for the submitter's name, title, agency, department, e-mail address and telephone number.
Block 2 names the project lead. The form says the lead is responsible for holding a weekly project conference call with the Fellows to provide project direction and answer questions on project activities.
The form says a project should benefit from the expertise and commitment of two Fellows who can, individually, provide no more than 8 to 10 hours a week of support. The form has no block for them.
The footer names the General Services Administration. The form says projects are featured as Sustainability in Procurement Fellowship Projects to government and external audiences and highlighted as an SPF project on gsa.gov.
The form names these roles. It asks for the submitter's agency and department, and does not say which office receives it.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA3707.
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The footer reads GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, GSA 3707 11/2012. GSA hosts it in its forms library and lists it as SPF Project Submission.
The form's heading spells it out as Sustainability in Procurement Fellowship. The form says projects are highlighted as an SPF project on gsa.gov.
The form says projects should benefit from the expertise and commitment of two Fellows who can, individually, provide no more than 8 to 10 hours a week of support.
Block 3b asks for the two milestone activities and the months when they are due. The form suggests identifying a milestone activity for month 2 and month 4 of the project.
A Case Study, A White Paper, Recommendations for a larger group/project, Compilation of Research, and Other, with space to describe Other. The form says to check all that apply.
The PDF prints no address or e-mail and does not say which office receives it.