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PLRD-81-13 1 (1981-04-01)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabbru0001 and id is 1 raw text is: UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548 PROCUREMENT. LOGISTICS. APR I L 1, 1981 AND READINESS DIVISION B-20 2437 The Honorable Martin Frost House of Representatives 114792 Dear Mr. Frost: Subject: Proposed Relocation of the N Rcgulat ry C'o iio.Region IV Office from Arlington, Texas, to Fort Worth, Texas (PLRD-81-13) In response to your August 25, 1980, request, we reviewed the proposed relocation of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Region IV office from Arlington, Texas, to Fort Worth, Texas. We specifically reviewed, as requested, the cost analysis of the proposed relocation of NRC's regional office to the historic Texas and Pacific (T&P) Building in Fort Worth. The General Services Administration (GSA) has now decided not to relocate the NRC Region IV office from its present commercially leased space in Arlington, Texas, to the historic T&P Building in Fort Worth. This decision was made because NRC anticipated having more personnel in its Region IV office than the T&P Building space could accommodate. However, GSA has stated it still anticipates moving NRC's Region IV office to some location in Fort Worth. GSA selected the NRC office for relocation because the lease was expiring. The NRC regional office space in Arlington is cur- rently being occupied under a supplemental lease agreement which GSA negotiated following the lessor's termination of the lease. The agreement will expire in 1983, with termination rights after June 1981. We only reviewed the cost-benefit analysis prepared by GSA on the proposed relocation of NRC to the T&P Building. In making our review, we evaluated GSA's Fort Wotth regional office's records supporting the cost analysis-and interviewed GSA and NRC regional officials, as well as the lessors of the buildings who were directly involved in the proposed relocation. We discussed the matters contained in this report with officials of GSA and NRC regional offices in Texas and headquarters officials in Washington, D.C., and they did not object to any of the information. The results of our review are summarized on the following page. (945458)

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