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B-163058 1 (1973-08-02)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabkjb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: A flET -.Ne .ot to be released outside the 0 ....& ~~ Gffice except an the basis of specic a le - wouLE~t 0by the Of fie of 'Congressional Relations, a record o( A Ficj A - -WASHINGTON. D.C. 48 RELEASED 7 o B-163058 AUG 2 1973 The Honorable William Proxmire Chairman, Subcommittee on Priorities and Economy in Government Joint Economic Committee Congress of the United States Dear Mr. Chairman: In your letter of March 5, 1973, you requested an updated summary of the esnt.,e ost data for systems on the Sele~cted A~cxuisiiogZ..R o _t, Q System as of September 30, 1972, together with a separate table'beaking out those of the orig- inal systems for which cost figures are still being supplied. In addition, you requested a regular quarterly update of the estimated cost of all weapon systems on the SAR; an unclassi- fied schedule showing the dates of the planning and develop- ment estimates; and the planned and current delivery dates of the first increment for all systems on SAR at. September 30, 1972. On May 17, 1973, we advised you of our plans for report- Sing to the Congress, on a semi-annual basis, the estimated costs of all weapon yst_ms on the SAR as of June 30 and De- ceme3. Our first semi-annual report will be released in the near future, summarizing the cost changes that occured on 45 weapon systems between July 1 and December 31, 1972. We have previously provided to you a summary covering the cost through completion and funds programmed for 116 weapon systems as of June 30, 1972. This letter is in further response to your request. At- tachment I is a schedule of the estimated planning and develop- ment costs of the 45 weapon systems on the SAR at December 31, 1972. The schedule shows the dates of the estimates, and the planned and current delivery dates of the first increment. We have also indicated on the schedule those systems which were included in the original list furnished you on October 14, 1971. Attachment II presents the estimated cost data on the 10 original systems that have been dropped from Selected

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