What is AFI32-9001?
AFI32-9001 is a regulation issued by the United States Air Force that provides guidance and procedures for the acquisition of real property.

Who is responsible for complying with AFI32-9001?
All Air Force personnel involved in the acquisition process of real property, including civil engineers, contracting officers, and project managers, are responsible for complying with AFI32-9001.

What is the purpose of AFI32-9001?
The purpose of AFI32-9001 is to ensure consistent and efficient acquisition of real property by providing standardized procedures, requirements, and guidelines for the Air Force acquisition community.

How does AFI32-9001 define "real property"?
In accordance with AFI32-9001, real property includes land, buildings, structures, improvements, utilities, and any interest in these items. It also encompasses related interests and rights, such as easements or rights-of-way.

Are there any exceptions to the requirements of AFI32-9001?
Yes, AFI32-9001 allows for exceptions to be granted in certain circumstances. However, all exceptions must be approved by the appropriate approval authority in accordance with the regulation.

Where can I find the forms and templates required by AFI32-9001?
The forms and templates required by AFI32-9001 can be found on the Air Force e-Publishing website, which is accessible to Air Force personnel.

How often is AFI32-9001 reviewed and updated?
AFI32-9001 is reviewed and updated as necessary to reflect changes in laws, regulations, or Air Force policies. It is recommended to check for the latest version of the regulation on the Air Force e-Publishing website.

What is the role of the Real Property Acquisition Career Field (RPA CF) in relation to AFI32-9001?
The RPA CF is responsible for developing and managing the career field-specific training, education, and professional development programs related to the acquisition of real property. They ensure personnel are adequately trained and qualified to comply with AFI32-9001.

What are the main steps involved in the acquisition process outlined in AFI32-9001?
The main steps in the acquisition process, as outlined in AFI32-9001, include planning and coordination, requirement determination, pre-acquisition activities, solicitation and award, property acquisition, and post-acquisition activities.