Is my 1099r a qualified or nonqualified plan

Your plan is a qualified plan. 

Per IRS:  "The CSFS, FERS and TSP are considered qualified retirement plans." - pub 721, page 15

Also, Qualified plans include: 

• 401(k)s
• 403(b)s (also known as tax-sheltered annuity plans)
• 457 plans for government employees
• Traditional IRAs
• Roth IRAs
• SEP and SIMPLE plans for employees of small businesses
• Pension plans
• Profit-sharing plans
• Stock bonus plans

Non-qualified plans include:

• Life insurance policies (if distribution is full payment)
• Private or purchased commercial annuities
• Military retirement plans

Also Qualified... A corporate Annuity purchased with funds from a 401K plan

An annuity purchase with funds from a 401(k) plan is a qualified annuity only if it is purchased within the 401(k) or is purchased as an IRA annuity with a rollover from the 401(k).  If an annuity is purchased with funds from a 401(k) that were, say, an RMD from the 401(k) and therefore not eligible for rollover, the annuity would be a nonqualified annuity.