SF2050
Reconstitution Questionnaire
Standard Form 2050 (SF 2050), Reconstitution Questionnaire, is a form federal departments and agencies use to document the reconstitution needs of their headquarters facilities. Its footer prints STANDARD FORM 2050 (REV. 4/2025) and Required by Presidential Policy Directive 40 (PPD-40). The form names no other prescribing agency, and GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The form says PPD-40, National Continuity Policy, mandates Federal Departments and Agencies (D/As) to report reconstitution requirements to the General Services Administration (GSA) annually. It is marked CUI When Filled In. Its 10 sections cover the current and projected facility, points of contact, office space and furniture, communications, warehouse and storage, HVAC and power, security, miscellaneous needs, attachments and a signed certification.
The form says submission does not obligate the government nor guarantee future funding. Its instructions start on page 8. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.
Agency name, Agency Bureau Code and the city and state of the primary facility, then current conditions and projected reconstitution needs: personnel, office, classified and public facing square feet, warehouse, parking and land.
Five points of contact, the maximum personnel on site on any given day, rooms by type and square feet, furniture counts, and specialty needs such as billeting, a cafeteria, mail processing, childcare and transportation.
Network, phone and fax lines, classified and unclassified workstations, server racks, video teleconference equipment, telephone circuit forwarding, and radio and satellite needs.
Indoor storage, ceiling height, loading docks, a fenced wareyard and shipping containers, then power circuits, equipment loads, dedicated load circuits and emergency generators.
Facility Security Level, physical security, classified workspace, security containers, SCIF and classified conference rooms, then vehicles and electric vehicle charging stations, service contracts and CBRNE equipment.
A checklist of attached documents such as agency space standards, a staff list and an organization chart, then the month and year the data was verified and the signer's name, title, signature, email and phone.
The questionnaire has 20 numbered boxes in 10 sections.
The stipulations say that if the form will contain any classified information, contact [email protected] or call GSA at (202) 501-0012 before filling it out.
No means completing the full questionnaire. Yes, All Needs skips to Section 8, number 18. Yes, Some Needs means listing only the needs not covered by the agency's other locations.
Unless box 2j is Yes, All Needs, the form says a minimum of the letter a should be completed in each later box, and to skip questions only where the questionnaire says to.
SF means ANSI/BOMA Office Area (ABOA) square feet. The form says GSA recommends an industry standard of 200 square feet per full time employee when estimating future needs.
Several boxes allow additional sheets. Box 19a lists the attachment types to check, or None if there are no attachments.
Box 20a takes the month and year the information was last verified, which the form says can differ from the signing date. The signer then adds name, title, signature, email and phone.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The form says D/As report reconstitution requirements to GSA annually. For classified submission instructions or questions, it points to GSA's Office of Mission Assurance at [email protected] or (202) 501-0012.
The form says submission does not obligate the government nor guarantee future funding. It notifies GSA of currently projected needs for Whole of Government reconstitution planning.
The stipulations say the focus is the Headquarters and Headquarters Alternate Facility sites for each D/A, and that request prioritization will become requisite in an environment of limited availability.
The form says Office of Management and Budget Directive 16-1, Minimum Requirements for Continuity Communications Capabilities, applies to Section 4.
The form is marked CUI When Filled In.
The form is written for federal departments and agencies, not for the public. These are the roles it names.
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The footer prints STANDARD FORM 2050 (REV. 4/2025) and Required by Presidential Policy Directive 40 (PPD-40). The form says D/As report reconstitution requirements to GSA, and GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The form is written for Federal Departments and Agencies (D/As) documenting reconstitution needs for their headquarters facilities. It is signed by a person with authority to respond on behalf of the agency named in box 1a.
In box 2j, Yes, Some Needs means completing the form only for needs not covered. The instructions give an example: with a 100,000 SF headquarters and an alternate location covering 20,000 SF, complete it for the 80,000 SF not covered.
No. The form says submission does not obligate the government nor guarantee future funding. It notifies GSA of currently projected needs.
The form says SF refers to ANSI/BOMA Office Area (ABOA) square feet, and that GSA recommends 200 square feet per full time employee when estimating future needs.
The form says to contact [email protected] or call GSA at (202) 501-0012 before filling it out.
The month and year the information was last verified. The instructions say that if it was verified in August of 2023, list August of 2023, even if the document is signed in August of 2024.
