§ 2.90 Director, Office of Property and Environmental Management.

(a) Delegations. Pursuant to § 2.24(a)(6) of this chapter, and with due deference for delegations to other Departmental Administration officials, the following delegations of authority are made by the Assistant Secretary for Administration to the Director, Office of Property and Environmental Management: (1) Promulgate policies, standards, techniques, and procedures, and represent the Department, in the following: (i) Utilization, value analysis, construction, maintenance, and disposition of real and personal property, including control of space assignments. (ii) Motor vehicle and aircraft fleet and other vehicular transportation. (iii) Transportation of things (traffic management). (iv) Prevention, control, and abatement of pollution with respect to Federal facilities and activities under the control of the Department (Executive Order 12088, “Federal Compliance With Pollution Control Standards,” 3 CFR, 1978 Comp., p. 243). (v) Development and implementation of sustainable operations actions including establishing and achieving greenhouse gas emission reduction goals, reducing energy intensity, increasing renewable energy use, increasing water efficiency, reducing petroleum use and increasing alternative fuel use, increasing recycling and waste diversion, preventing pollution, reducing use of toxic chemicals, procuring sustainable products and services, achieving sustainable principles for new and existing buildings, promoting electronic stewardship, and continuing environmental management system use. Maintain liaison with the Office of the Federal Environmental Executive, the Council on Environmental Quality, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the Department of Energy, and other Government agencies in these matters. (2) Exercise the following special authorities: (i) Maintain custody and permit appropriate use of the official seal of the Department. (ii) Establish policy for the use of the official flags of the Secretary and the Department