Contacts:
Colorado Program:
720-607-1605 | cdps_1033_1122@state.co.us
Dept. of Defense Disposition Services Locations
Law Enforcement Support Office Dept. of Defense
Media Inquiries:
Please contact DLA Disposition Services (Public Affairs): 269-961-7015 or DLADISPO@DLA.MIL.
For inquiries specific to Colorado, please start with the federal public affairs office. If you have additional questions, contact CDPS PIO patricia.billinger@state.co.us or 720-692-7570.
Password Help:
Call 844-347-2457, Press 5, then say or enter "DLA," then press 2 for the service desk. If asked, your DSN is 50-0032.
Program management websites:
1. Federal Excess Property Management Information System (FEPMIS)
This website is the online property book for all agencies enrolled in the 1033 Program. Users administer their property here.
- Instructions: How to Create a FEPMIS Account (PDF).
2. Account Management & Provisioning System (AMPS)
This website provides access to the Reutilization, Transfer, Donate (RTD) website and enables users to change their passwords and unlock their accounts.
3. DLA External Business Portal (RTD)
The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) External Business Portal Reutilization, Transfer, Donation (RTD) website allows registered users to view and requisition excess DoD property.
Requirements for future & current Colorado program participants
Submit your application or annual update
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All agencies must submit application paperwork annually and whenever your chief law enforcement official changes.
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Your agency must also submit a State Plan of Operation.
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All letters and agreements must be signed by the current chief law enforcement official. (Sheriff, Police Chief, Chief Marshal, Director, etc.)
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NOTE: All agencies will required to update their State Plan of Operation (SOP) by Jan. 1, 2023, and include the signed 2022-2023 SOP addendum below.
- General 1033 Program Information
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- 1033 Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO) Department of Defense Excess Property General Information & FAQ
- 1033 Program Process Flow Chart
- Introductory Overview of the 1033 Program in Colorado (PDF)
- 1033 Law, 10 U.S.C. 2576a
The Law Enforcement Support Office (LESO) within the Department of Defense (DoD), Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), facilitates the 1033 Program, which originated from the National Defense Authorization Act of Fiscal Year 1997.This law allows transfer of excess DoD property that might otherwise be destroyed to law enforcement agencies across the United States and its territories. Each participating state's governor is required to appoint a State Coordinator to ensure the program is used correctly by the participating law enforcement agencies. The State Coordinators are expected to maintain property accountability records and to investigate any alleged misuse of property, and in certain cases, to report violations to DLA.
In Colorado, the agency appointed by the Governor to coordinate Colorado's participation in the 1033 Program is the Colorado Department of Public Safety, Compliance & Professional Standards Office. The Colorado 1033 Program enables Colorado law enforcement agencies to participate in this program and acquire DoD excess equipment to support law enforcement activities under the Federal Guidelines 10.U.S.C. 2576a. - Instructions & Tip Sheets
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Demilitarization (DEMIL) Codes
- The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) conditionally transfers excess DOD property to local law enforcement agencies. The DLA retains permanent title to all property other than property with DEMIL Code A and Q6. Property with DEMIL Code A and Q6 will be archived after one year, at which point the agency may dispose of or sell it in accordance with applicable laws.
- How to Request Property When You are On Site at Fort Carson (Walk-In)
- Leave a Comment Regarding a Disposition Services Site (DSS)
- LESO Guidance
- Remember that you need to add photos of the front/side and serial number for vehicles, robots, and optics, and photos of the serial number for weapons. Photo Requirements and Examples
- View list of Colorado agencies & their equipment
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To view which Colorado agencies are participating and what equipment they have received, scroll to the bottom of the DLA eReading Room to access a list of 1033 Program property issued to each state. Look for the box with the title "LESO 1033 Program."
- Forms
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- Application and Annual Update
- C5 LOAR - Letter of Authorization to Remove Property - submit to the Disposition Services Site prior to picking up equipment
- DD 200 - Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss- to be submitted in the case of missing or destroyed property
- DLA 1822 - End Use Certificate- to be submitted for the sale of certain authorized property
- DLA 1928 - Certificate to Register a Tactical Vehicle
- Equipment Custody Receipt / Statement of Physical Custody of 1033 Program Property - complete and sign this form each time an item of 1033 Program equipment is issued to an officer
- Vehicle SF 97 Information Form to Register a Vehicle- for other than tactical vehicles
- Weapons ATF 5 - Application for Tax Exempt Transfer and Registration of Firearm- to be submitted to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (BATFE)
- Weapons ATF 10 - Application for Registration of Firearms Acquired by Certain Government Entities- to be submitted to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (BATFE)
- Other Programs & Resources
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Public Auction Sites
- Equipment that is not requisitioned through the 1033 Excess Property Program is sent to public auction.
- Find auctions at GovSales.govUSA.gov, GSAAuctions.govGovLiquidation.com
- Find construction equipment, Humvees, and other vehicles at IronPlanet.com
- These are the programs similar to 1033 but intended for fire departments instead of law enforcement agencies.
- Administered by the Navy through the Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center, the Night Vision Program enables local law enforcement agencies to lease night vision equipment for $300 per item per year. The annual fee includes necessary maintenance and replacement of malfunctioning equipment.
- The CFL program helps federal agencies transfer to schools and nonprofit organizations computers and related equipment excess to their needs.