FED-STD-1001, FEDERAL STANDARD TELECOMMUNICATIONS: SYNCHRONOUS HIGH SPEED DATA SIGNALING RATES BETWEEN DATA TERMINAL EQUIPMENT AND DATA COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT (15 JUN 1975)., The purpose of this standard is to facilitate interoperability between telecommunication facilities and systems at the computer-communications interface with data processing equipment (systems) of the Federal Government.

FED-STD-101C, FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD (FED. TEST METHOD STD. NO. 101C), TEST PROCEDURES FOR PACKAGING MATERIALS (CHANGE NOTICES 1 THRU 3 ARE INCORPORATED IN WITH REVISION C) (13 MAR 1980) (S/S BY MIL-STD-3010)., This standard covers the general physical and chemical testing procedures for determining the ability of preservation and packing to protect items during shipment and storage and for determining the conformance of materials and containers with the requirements of specifications used by acquisitioning activities of the United States Government. This standard was prepared in order to eliminate unnecessary or undesirable variations in the general testing procedures, and to provide comparable measurements of the characteristics of different materials.

FED-STD-1023, FEDERAL STANDARD TELECOMMUNICATIONS: INTEROPERABILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ENCRYPTED, DIGITIZED VOICE UTILIZED WITH 25 KHZ CHANNEL FM RADIOS OPERATING ABOVE 30 MHZ. This standard establishes interoperability requirements regarding the analog to digital conversion, encryption (with related synchroniza tion), and modulation of encrypted voice associated with Frequency Modulation (FM) radio systems employing 25 kHz channels and operating above 30 MHz. In this standard, voice is digitized using 12 kbit/s Continuously Variable Slope Delta -modulation (CVSD) and then encrypted using a National Security Agency (NSA) Commercial COMSEC Endorsement Program (CCEP) Type I encryption algorithm.

FED-STD-1027, FEDERAL STANDARD TELECOMMUNICATIONS: GENERAL SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR EQUIPMENT USING THE DATA ENCRYPTION STANDARD (14 APR 1982)., This standard specifies the minimum general security requirement that are to be satisfied in implementing the Data Encryption Standard (DES) algorithm in a telecommunications equipment.

FED-STD-1028, TELECOMMUNICATIONS: INTEROPERABILITY AND SECURITY REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF THE DATA ENCRYPTION STANDARD WITH CCITT GROUP 3 FACSIMILE EQUIPMENT. This standard specifies interoperability and security related requirements for the use of encryption with CCITT i.e., International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee) Group 3-type facsimile equipment. The algorithm used for encryption is the Data Encryption Standard (DES), described in Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 46. Requirements contained in section 3 below relate to the interoperation of DES Cryptographic Equipment, or their operation with associated CCITT Group 3 facsimile equipment. Additional security requirements, not directly relating to interoperability, are contained in Federal Standard 1027.

FED-STD-1037B, TELECOMMUNICATIONS: GLOSSARY OF TERMS (3 JUN 1991)., This glossary provides standard definitions for the fields subsumed by the umbrella discipline of telecommunications.

FED-STD-1037C, TELECOMMUNICATIONS: GLOSSARY OF TERMS (7 AUG 1996)., This glossary provides standard definitions for the fields subsumed by the umbrella discipline of telecommunications.

FED-STD-1062, FEDERAL STANDARD TELECOMMUNICATIONS: GROUP 3 FACSIMILE APPARATUS FOR DOCUMENT TRANSMISSION (19 AUG 1981)., This standard establishes the machine specifications for Group 3 facsimile apparatus for use over voice band analog circuits.

FED-STD-123H, FEDERAL STANDARD MARKING FOR SHIPMENT (CIVIL AGENCIES) (8 AUG 2007)., This document establishes requirements for marking unit , intermediate and transport packages, and unit loads. Packaging and marking terms related to requirements herein are clarified in section 3.

FED-STD-141D, FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD PAINT, VARNISH, LACQUER AND RELATED MATERIALS: METHODS OF INSPECTION, SAMPLING AND TESTING. This standard elaborates the methods used to determine the physical and chemical properties of paint, varnish, lacquer, and related materials. The purpose of this standard is to establish standardized testing methodologies and to eliminate unnecessary or undesirable variations in test results when evaluating a product’s adherence to specification requirements. If any variation or modification of the methods established in this standard is required by any specification, the procedures listed in the specification will take precedence. Any conflict between this standard and any particular specification will be resolved in favor of the specification.

FED-STD-151B (CHANGE NOTICE 1), FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, METALS; TEST METHODS (S/S BY ASTM-E498, ASTM-E427, ASTM-E515, ASTM-A630, ASTM-A309, ASTM-A376, ASTM-B117, ASTM-G69, ASTM-G47, ASTM-E1282, ASTM-E172) (4 NOV 1970).

FED-STD-151B (CHANGE NOTICE 2), FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, METALS; TEST METHODS (S/S BY ASTM-E498, ASTM-E427, ASTM-E515, ASTM-A630, ASTM-A309, ASTM-A376, ASTM-B117, ASTM-G69, ASTM-G47, ASTM-E1282, ASTM-E172) (7 OCT 1971).

FED-STD-151B, TEST METHOD STANDARD, METALS; TEST METHODS (24 NOV 1967)., This standard was approved by the Commissioner, Federal Supply Service, General Services Administration, for the use of all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-191A (CHANGE NOTICE 1), FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, TEXTILE TEST METHOD STANDARD (20 JUL 1978)., The following changes, which form a part of FED. TEST METHOD STD. 191A, dated July 20, 1978, are approved by the Assistant Administrator, Office of Federal Supply and Services, General Services Administration for the use of all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-191A (CHANGE NOTICE 2), FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, TEXTILE TEST METHODS (15 AUG 1985)., The following changes, which form a part of FED. TEST METHOD STD. 191A, dated July 20, 1978, are approved by the Assistant Administrator, Office of Federal Supply and Services, General Services Administration for the use of all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-191A (CHANGE NOTICE 3), FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, TEXTILE TEST METHODS (15 JAN 1986)., The following changes, which form a part of FED. TEST METHOD STD. 191A, dated July 20, 1978, are approved by the Assistant Administrator, Office of Federal Supply and Services, General Services Administration for the use of all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-191A (CHANGE NOTICE 4), FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, TEXTILE TEST METHODS (31 MAR 1987)., The following changes, which form a part of FED TEST METHOD STD. 191A, dated July 20, 1978, are approved by the Assistant Administrator, Office of Federal Supply and Services, General Services Administration for the use of all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-191A (CHANGE NOTICE 5), FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, TEXTILE TEST METHODS (28 DEC 1989)., The following changes, which form a part of FED. TEST METHOD STD. 191A, dated July 20, 1978, are approved by the Assistant Administrator, Office of Federal Supply and Services, General Services Administration for the use of all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-191A (CHANGE NOTICE 6), FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, TEXTILE TEST METHODS (21 JUN 1990)., The following changes, which form a part of FED. TEST METHOD STD. 191A, dated July 20, 1978, are approved by the Assistant Administrator, Office of Federal Supply Services, General Services Administration for the use of all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-191A (NOTICE 7), FEDERAL STANDARD, TEXTILE TEST METHODS (9 AUG 2000)., FED-STD-191A NOTICE 1, dated 21 June 1990, is hereby inactive for new design.

FED-STD-191A, FEDERAL STANDARD FOR TEXTILE TEST METHODS 920 JUL 1978)., TEXTILE TEST METHODS (20 JUL 1978)., This standard describes the general physical, chemical and biological methods for testing textile fibers, yarn, thread, rope, other cordage, cloth and fabricated textile products for conformance with the requirements of Federal and Military Specifications.

FED-STD-1A, FEDERAL STANDARD FOR LABORATORY ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS FOR TESTING (27 APR 1972)., This standard defines laboratory atmospheric conditions for testing whenever temperature and/or humidity must be controlled in order to obtain reproducible results.

FED-STD-209E, FEDERAL STANDARD AIRBORNE PARTICULATE CLEANLINESS CLASSES IN CLEANROOMS AND CLEAN ZONES (11 SEP 1992) [S/S BY ISO14644-1 AND ISO14644-2]. This document establishes standard classes, and provides for alternative classes, of air cleanliness for cleanrooms and clean zones based on specified concentrations of airborne particles.

FED-STD-224A, FEDERAL STANDARD, CLOSING, SEALING AND REINFORCING OF FIBERBOARD SHIPPING CONTAINER, GENERAL METHOD FOR (28 JUL 1972) [S/S BY ASTM-D1974]., The purpose of this standard is to provide uniform general methods for closing, sealing and reinforcing of fiberboard shipping boxes to and by Government activities.

FED-STD-228 (CHANGE NOTICE 4), FEDERAL STANDARD CABLE AND WIRE, INSULATED; METHODS OF TESTING. The following changes which form a part of FED. TEST METHOD STD. NO. 228, dated April 14, 1967, are approved by the Commissioner, Federal Supply Services, General Services Administration, for use by all Federal Agencies.

FED-STD-228 (CHANGE NOTICE 5), FEDERAL STANDARD CABLE AND WIRE, INSULATED; METHODS OF TESTING. The following changes, which form a part of of FED-STD-228, dated 14 April 1967, are approved by the GSA for use by all agencies.

FED-STD-228, FEDERAL STANDARD CABLE AND WIRE, INSULATED; METHODS OF TESTING. This standard gives the general physical, electrical, and chemical methods for testing insulated wire and cable for electrical purposes for conformance with the requirements of Federal and Military specifications, and other related documents. It was prepared in order to eliminate unnecessary or undesirable variation in testing procedures. This standard does not include special test methods applicable to certain wires and cables which are described in the appropriate detail specifications, nor does it include all the test methods for wires and cables used in the industry. In case of conflict between the provisions of those methods and those of the individual test procedures or specifications for particular material, the latter shall take precedence

FED-STD-245E, FEDERAL STANDARD TOLERANCE FOR ALUMINUM ALLOY AND MAGNESIUM ALLOY WROUGHT PRODUCTS (26 OCT 1985)., This standard establishes the tolerance requirements for aluminum alloy and magnesium allow wrought mill products for the U.S. customary dimension system and the International system of units (SI).

FED-STD-245E, FEDERAL STANDARD, TOLERANCE FOR ALUMINUM ALLOY AND MAGNESIUM ALLOY WROUGHT PRODUCTS (26 OCT 1985).

FED-STD-297E (NOTICE 1), FEDERAL STANDARD RUSTPROOFING OF COMMERCIAL (NON-TACTICAL) VEHICLES (11 JAN 1996)., The following changes, which form a part of FED-STD-297E, is approved by the General Services Administration.

FED-STD-297E, FEDERAL STANDARD RUSTPROOFING OF COMMERCIAL (NON-TACTICAL) VEHICLES (1 OCT 1985)., This standard establishes requirements for rustproofing of commercial, nontactical, self-propelled and towed vehicles procured for Government use.

FED-STD-3 (AMENDMENT 1), FEDERAL STANDARD COLORS, AERONAUTICAL LIGHTING. Mandatory Changes.

FED-STD-3, FEDERAL STANDARD COLORS, AERONAUTICAL LIGHTING. This standard defines the color requirements for aeronautical lights, gives the requirements for primary standard filters, and describes the techniques of inspection.

FED-STD-311 (CHANGE NOTICE 1), FEDERAL STANDARD, LEATHER, METHODS OF SAMPLING AND TESTING (27 AUG 1971).

FED-STD-311 (CHANGE NOTICE 2), FEDERAL STANDARD, LEATHER, METHODS OF SAMPLING AND TESTING (13 JUL 1972).

FED-STD-311 (CHANGE NOTICE 3), FEDERAL STANDARD, LEATHER, METHODS OF SAMPLING AND TESTING (13 JUL 1972).

FED-STD-311, FEDERAL STANDARD, LEATHER, METHODS OF SAMPLING AND TESTING (15 JAN 1969)., This standard describes the general methods for testing leather and leather products for conformance with the requirements of Federal end Military Specifications.

FED-STD-313C, FEDERAL STANDARD, MATERIAL SAFETY DATA, TRANSPORTATION DATA AND DISPOSAL DATA FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FURNISHED TO GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES (1 MAR 1998). This standard establishes requirements for the preparation and submission of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) by contractors who provide hazardous materials to Government activities. Data obtained will be used within the Government in employee safety and health programs and to provide for safe handling, storage, use, transportation and environmentally acceptable disposal of hazardous materials by Government activities.

FED-STD-313D (NOTICE 1), FEDERAL STANDARD MATERIAL SAFETY DATA, TRANSPORTATION DATA AND DISPOSAL DATA FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FURNISHED TO GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES (21 MAR 2000).

FED-STD-313D, FEDERAL STANDARD MATERIAL SAFETY DATA, TRANSPORTATION DATA AND DISPOSAL DATA FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FURNISHED TO GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES (3 APR 1996)., This standard establishes requirements for the preparation and submission of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) by contractors who provide hazardous materials to government activities

FED-STD-347, FEDERAL STANDARD, TIRES, PNEUMATIC, VEHICULAR (PASSENGER HIGHWAY - HIGH SPEED PURSUIT) (23 JUN 1983)., THIS STANDARD ESTABLISHES STANDARD TIRE SIZE AND CONSTRUCTION OF TIRES USED IN HIGH SPEED PURSUIT HIGHWAY SERVICE, ON PASSENGER CARS, STATION WAGONS, AND MULTIPURPOSE PASSENGER VEHICLES. ITS PURPOSE IS TO ACHIEVE GREATER ECONOMY BY LIMITING THE NUMBER OF SIZES AND IDENTIFYING WHICH SIZE MAY BE PURCHASED IN EACH OF THE TIRE CONSTRUCTION TYPES.

FED-STD-368A, FEDERAL STANDARD QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS. This standard establishes minimum requirements for a quality control system to be provided and maintained by a contractor under Government contract for furnishing supplies or services. The contractor's quality control system shall include the methods, processes, procedures, controls, records, and maintenance of the system to provide verification of product compliance within contract requirements. The extent of the system shall depend on the complexity of the item under contract.

FED-STD-372, FEDERAL TEST METHOD STANDARD, TEST FOR CRITICAL RADIANT FLUX OF CARPET FLOORING SYSTEMS (FLOORING RADIANT PANEL TEST) (31 AUG 1977)., This method of test describes a procedure for measuring the critical radiant flux of horizontally mounted carpet floor covering systems exposed to a flaming ignition source in a graded radiant heat energy environment, in a test chamber. The specimen can be mounted over underlayment, a simulated concrete structural floor, bonded to simulated structural floor or otherwise mounted in a typical and representative way.

FED-STD-376B, PREFERRED METRIC UNITS FOR GENERAL USE BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.This standard was developed by the Standards and Metric Practices Subcommittee of the Metrication Operating Committee, which operates under the Interagency Council on Metric Policy. It is the basic Federal standard that lists metric units recommended for use throughout the Federal government, and is specified in the Federal Standardization Handbook, issued by the General Services Administration in accordance with 41 CFR 101-29. Before issue, it was coordinated with the departments and agencies of the Interagency Council on Metric Policy. The General Services Administration has authorized the use of this Federal standard by all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-48B (CANCELLATION), FEDERAL STANDARD, TOLERANCES FOR STEEL WROUGHT PRODUCTS, AND FOR CENTRIFUGALLY CAST STEEL (27 JAN 1994) [CONTAINS SUPERSEDING ASTM DOCUMENTS]., Federal Standard 48B, dated December 31, 1970, is hereby canceled and superseded by ASTM Industry Standards. Future procurement should refer to the appropriate portions of the applicable ASTM Standards; Standard Specification for

FED-STD-48B, FEDERAL STANDARD, TOLERANCES FOR STEEL WROUGHT PRODUCTS, AND FOR CENTRIFUGALLY CAST STEEL (31 DEC 1970)., This standard covers dimensional and weigh tolerances for steel, semi-finished, and finished bulk items (see sec. S6.1 for exclusions).

FED-STD-4B (AMENDMENT 2), FEDERAL STANDARD, GLOSSARY OF FABRIC IMPERFECTIONS (12 SEPT 1975) [SUPERSEDING AMENDMENT 1].

FED-STD-4B, FEDERAL STANDARD, GLOSSARY OF FABRIC IMPERFECTIONS (29 JUL 1964)., This section consists of a complete listing of woven cotton fabric imperfections, with definitions, arranged according to whether they are the result of the spinning, weaving, or finishing operations. THe purpose is to bring together in one publication the general information on woven cotton fabric imperfections.

FED-STD-595B (CHANGE NOTICE 1), FEDERAL STANDARD, COLORS USED IN GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT (11 JAN 1994)., The General Services Administration has authorized the use of this Change in Federal Standard No. 595B, dated December 15, 1989, for all Federal users.

FED-STD-595B, FEDERAL STANDARD COLORS USED IN GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT (15 DEC 1989)., This standard presents the colors used by Government Activities in a format suitable for color selection, color matching and for quality control inspection. This document describes the designation and use of the color chips of the standard. For reference purposes, each color is reproduced herein as a 1/2 by 1 inch sample.

FED-STD-595C, FEDERAL STANDARD COLORS USED IN GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT (16 JAN 2008)., This standard presents the colors used by Government Activities in a format suitable for color selection, color matching and for quality control inspection. This document describes the designation and use of the color chips of this standard.

FED-STD-5F, STANDARD GUIDES FOR PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ITEM LOGISTICS DATA RECORDS (23 APR 1982)., This standard covers the basic instructions and conditions for obtaining the necessary identification and supply data, usually from government suppliers, prior to or at the time of procurement, when procurement of such logistics is contractually specified or ordered.

FED-STD-66D, FEDERAL STANDARD STEEL: CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND HARDENABILITY (8 MAR 1979) (S/S BY SAE-AMS-STD-66)., This standard, as referenced in the applicable product specifications in procurement documents, contains: (a) A catalog of the standard carbon steels, alloy steels (including E-steels), and stainless and heat-resisting steels that are designated by chemical composition, or (for H-steels) by chemical composition and hardenability limits by reference to standard industry documents. (b) Rules for designating the chemical content of carbon steels, alloy steels, end stainless and heat-resisting steels that are not classified as standard.

FED-STD-751A (AMENDMENT 1), FEDERAL STANDARD STITCHES, SEAMS, AND STITCHINGS (23 JUN 1977) [S/S BY ASTM-D6193].

FED-STD-751A (NOTICE 1), FEDERAL STANDARD STITCHES, SEAMS, AND STITCHINGS (21 NOV 1983) [S/S BY ASTM-D6193].

FED-STD-751A (NOTICE 2), FEDERAL STANDARD STITCHES, SEAMS, AND STITCHINGS (14 SEP 1999) [S/S BY ASTM-D6193]., FED-STD-751A NOT 1, dated 21 November 1983, is hereby canceled and replaced by ASTM-D-6193 dated April 1998.

FED-STD-751A, FEDERAL STANDARD STITCHES, SEAMS, AND STITCHINGS (25 JAN 1965) [S/S BY ASTM-D6193]., This standard establishes, defines, and illustrates the requirements for the types of stitches, seams, and stitching formations specified in Government specifications for the fabrication of sewn items.

FED-STD-791D, FEDERAL STANDARD TESTING METHOD OF LUBRICANTS, LIQUID FUELS, AND RELATED PRODUCTS (6 NOV 2007)., This test method standard is composed of standard test methods for sampling, inspecting and testing lubricants, liquid fuels and related products. It is issued pursuant to the Federal Property and Administration Services Act of 1949, as amended and its application to the purchase of commodities referred to herein is mandatory on all Federal agencies.

FED-STD-793B, FEDERAL STANDARD DEPOT STORAGE STANDARDS (22 MAY 2006)., This standard details depot storage conditions, inspection instructions, and shelf-life extension criteria for GSA-managed shelf-life material.

FED-STD-794Y (REV. 1), FEDERAL STANDARD TRUCKS: MEDIUM COMMERCIAL, 4X2 and 4X4 9,500 TO 16,000 KG (21,000 TO 35,000 LBS) GVWR (1 AUG 2005)., This document covers new commercially produced, four wheeled, two and four wheel drive (4x2 and 4x4) medium trucks.

FED-STD-795, UNIFORM FEDERAL ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS, GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, U.S. POSTAL SERVICE (1 APR 1988)., This document present uniform standards for the design, construction, and alternation of buildings sos that physically handicapped person will have ready access to and use of them in accordance with the Architectural Barriers Act, 42 U.S.C. 4151-4157. The document embodies and agreement to minimize the differences between the standards previously used by four agencies (the General Services Administration, the departments of Housing and Urban Development and Defense, and the United States Postal Service) that are authorized to issue standards under the Architectural Barriers Act, and between those standards and the access standards recommended for facilities that are not federally funded for construction.

FED-STD-800, FEDERAL STANDARD TERMS, DEFINITIONS AND SYMBOLS FOR SECURITY EQUIPMENT AND PRACTICES. This standard contains terms, definitions and symbols for security equipment and practices used by Government agencies. This standard contains terms, definitions and symbols for security equipment and practices used by Government agencies.

FED-STD-809, NEUTRALIZATION AND REPAIR OF GSA APPROVED CONTAINERS. This standard establishes procedures for the neutralization and repair of GSA approved containers and vault doors.

FED-STD-809A, FEDERAL STANDARD NEUTRALIZATION AND REPAIR OF GSA APPROVED CONTAINERS. This standard establishes requirements for the neutralization and repair of GSA approved containers and vaults.

FED-STD-832, CONSTRUCTION METHODS AND MATERIALS FOR VAULTS. This document establishes minimum construction requirements for high security vaults for storage of classified information and weapons.

FED-STD-H28A(NOTICE 1), FEDERAL STANDARD SCREW-THREAD STANDARDS FOR FEDERAL SERVICES. FED-STD-H28A, dated 28 December 1994, has been reviewed and determined to be valid for use in acquisition.

FED-STD-H28A, FEDERAL STANDARD SCREW-THREAD STANDARDS FOR FEDERAL SERVICES. This standard includes the basic screw thread dimensional and acceptability requirements for common screw thread forms and applications. Design and use information are also provided when necessary. Specific requirements for particular screw threads, gages, etc. are covered by detailed standard sections.

FF-T-791b, FEDERAL SPECIFICATION, TURNBUCKLE (2 MAY 1967)., This specification covers swaged welded, cast or forged turnbuckles with and without jam nuts.