Federal Prison Industries Standards and Procedures Proposed Rule

FR: Federal Prison Industries

Published September 3rd, 1999

Detected March 14th, 2026

Summary

The Department of Justice, through Federal Prison Industries (FPI), has proposed new standards and procedures to facilitate FPI's mission. This proposed rule outlines the framework for FPI's operations and its ability to fulfill its objectives within the federal prison system.

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The Department of Justice, via Federal Prison Industries (FPI), has issued a proposed rule detailing standards and procedures designed to enhance FPI's operational capabilities and mission fulfillment. This proposal, published in the Federal Register, outlines the regulatory framework under which FPI will operate.

This document represents a proposed change to FPI's operational standards. Regulated entities, likely government agencies and potentially contractors involved with FPI, should review the proposed rule to understand any potential impacts on their interactions or obligations with FPI. As this is a proposed rule, there is no immediate compliance deadline, but interested parties should monitor its progress and consider submitting comments if applicable.

What to do next

Review proposed standards and procedures for Federal Prison Industries (FPI).
Monitor the regulatory process for potential public comment periods or final rule publication.

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Federal Prison Industries, Inc. (FPI) Standards and Procedures That Facilitate FPI's Ability To Accomplish Its Mission

A Proposed Rule by the Federal Prison Industries on 09/03/1999

Document Details Published Content - Document Details Agencies Department of Justice Federal Prison Industries Agency/Docket Number BOP 1081-P CFR 28 CFR 302 Document Citation 64 FR 48336 Document Number 99-23066 Document Type Proposed Rule Page 48336
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Published Document: 99-23066 (64 FR 48336)