CIRCULAR LETTER NO. 481

January 26, 2001

TO: Printing and Publishing Officials of the Federal Government

SUBJECT: U.S. Code, 2000 Edition

As referenced in Circular Letter 388, dated November 22, 1994, funding for the printing, binding, and distribution of the U.S. Code is no longer being provided to offices of the Executive and Judicial Branches out of Congressional Printing and Binding Funds.

This is to inform all departments and agencies that the Government Printing Office has established March 2, 2001, as the ABSOLUTE deadline for the receipt of orders to ride the printing of the U.S. Code, 2000 Edition (which, depending on final page count, will comprise from 42 to 45 volumes to form a set). Please use the following estimated rider rates, based on a 45-volume set, when preparing your requisitions. Your actual costs will be lower if the set comprises fewer volumes.

The requisition should be made out for U.S. Code, 2000 Edition, riding Jacket 70-001 through 70-045, and forwarded to: U.S. Government Printing Office, Departmental Account Representative Division (Stop: CSA), North Capitol & H Streets NW., Washington, DC 20401. Specify paper or casebound copies. If not specified, paper copies will be furnished. Mailing charges, if incurred, will be added to your account. Please direct questions concerning this letter to Alan Robertson, Congressional Printing Management Division, on 202-512-0224.

Sincerely,

JIM BRADLEY
Director, Customer Services

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