What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI64-117?
The purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI64-117 is to establish policies and procedures for the Government Purchase Card (GPC) program within the Air Force.

Who does AirForce regulation DAFI64-117 apply to?
This regulation applies to all Air Force personnel involved in the Government Purchase Card Program, including cardholders, approving officials, and program managers.

What is the Government Purchase Card (GPC) program?
The Government Purchase Card (GPC) program is a procurement tool that enables authorized personnel to make purchases directly from vendors up to certain dollar thresholds, which helps streamline the acquisition process.

How can I become a Government Purchase Card (GPC) cardholder?
To become a cardholder, you must complete the required training, receive approval from your unit commander or supervisor, and be issued a GPC by the appropriate authority.

What are the cardholder's responsibilities under AirForce regulation DAFI64-117?
Cardholders are responsible for using the GPC only for official purchases, maintaining proper records of transactions, submitting required documentation in a timely manner, and safeguarding the card from unauthorized use.

What are the spending limits for Government Purchase Card (GPC) transactions?
The specific spending limits are determined by the cardholder's supervisor and must be within the authorized thresholds set by the Air Force.

Can I use the Government Purchase Card (GPC) for personal purchases?
No. The GPC is strictly for official purchases and should not be used for personal transactions.

What is the role of the approving official in the Government Purchase Card (GPC) program?
The approving official reviews and approves cardholders' transactions, ensuring they are within regulation, properly documented, and comply with all fiscal law requirements.

How should I handle disputes with vendors regarding Government Purchase Card (GPC) transactions?
Cardholders should attempt to resolve any disputes with vendors directly. If unsuccessful, they should notify their approving official and follow the established procedures for dispute resolution.