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B-169935 1 (1971-04-13)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaafia0001 and id is 1 raw text is: COMPTROLL.ER rENEB -L OF THE UNITEO STATES WASHINCTON. D.C. 20548 APR 13 W7 B- 16993 5 Dear Mr. IAitehurst: Further reference is made to your letter dated October 6, 1970, and subsquent communications with our representatives, requesting that we dete imine whether the Government is getting the most for its money under the present mix of civil service and contract longshoremen and certain ot feVbtkersOshortshoremen,at the Naval Supply Center, Norfolk, Virgfiia. We have concluded that the present civil service longshoreman force off 1:2 employees, working in six gangs of 17 men each, and the shortshore- man tforce recently increased from 50 to 80 employees has proven to be the most -efficient number of in-house employees, when augnented. by contract emplcyees as necessary. In making this determination, we reviewed work load -nd work force statistical data, records, reports, and studies. We used the criteria provided in Bureau of the Budget Circular No. A-76 in evalt:ating the Navy's cost study. We also interviewed Supply Center and Naval Area Audit Office personnel and union officials representing the civil service workers. Uht. Supply Center supplements its civil service work force during pericads of peak work loads by using contract longshoremen between ships and Ti:.ers and contract shortshoremen between piers and warehouses. The contract for these services was competitively awarded in 1969 and was extenaded to cover 1970. The 1970 contract amount was about $3 million. Recently the Supply Center's work load and work force has declined as sh=n in the following table: SUPPLY CENTER WORK LOAD January 1969 through December 1970 Work load in Work force in rnn-1 .s Periof measurer-rnt tons (note a) Civil service Contric. ', Jan. rhrou_2 Yhr. 1969 397,000 8,832 7,146 Apr. through June 1969 426,000 7,200 6,065 50TH ANUlVERSARY 1921-1971

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