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PSAD-79-53 1 (1979-03-15)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaayui0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 PROCUREMENT AND SYS IKMS ACQUISITION DIVISION B-133340 MARCH 15. 1979 The Honorable Robert A. FroschI1IBIII Administrator, National Aeronautics 108828 and Space Administration Dear Dr. Frosch: We have completed our survey of NASA's Facilities Utilization Program and are bringing our observations and recommendations to your attention. The actions we are proposing, if adopted, should produce a more effective system for monitoring utilization of facilities. Our survey was conducted at NASA Headquarters, the Johnson Space Center, and the White Sands Test Facility. We discussed the program with NASA staff, reviewed your policy and procedural documents, and tested the program's implementation at the installation level. Our observations were discussed with your staff, and their relevant comments and suggestions have been incorporated in this letter. REASON FOR SURVEY In working with the Subcommittee on Space Science and Applications, House Committee on Science and Technology, we identified NASA's management of underused, deactivated, or inoperable facilities as an area for future study. (PSAD-77-78, May 19, 1977.) NASA established its Facilities Utilization Program to monitor the use of its real property which has a capitalized value of over $2.8 billion. NASA's real property consists of over 136,000 acres of land and over 3,000 buildings which contain about 32 million gross square feet of space. NASA also controls over 280,000 acres of land which is held under permit, easement, lease, or other interests. The program's purpose is to strengthen the system for conducting annual facilities utilization reviews and to develop a building space management system to best utilize these facilities. PSAD-79-53 (952218)

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