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B-169926 1 (1973-07-05)

handle is hein.gao/gaobablev0001 and id is 1 raw text is: E MRT ENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 RELEASED - B-169926 JUL 5 1973 The Honorable J. Glenn Beall, Jr. United States Senate Dear Senator Beall: This isin reply to your May 16, 1973, inquiry on the status of a loinct proposed for Andrews Air Force Base, Ma Rn You mentioned that a contract for t~ n-nd cS on yy~tii o_4hail ..osingunits was awa-rde iZiin- iiI 1973, alth'ough it was your understanding that construction of a proposed temporary lodging facility was still under consideration. As agreed with your office, we are providing the follow- ing information on the difference between the two projects and on the status of the temporary lodging facility at Andrews. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO PROJECTS The 444-unit family housing project was authorized under Public Law 92-145 for use by married permanent personnel and their families and is financed from appropriated funds. The temporary lodging facility would provide military families with 60 units equipped with kitchenettes. Temporary lodging projects are primarily for use by personnel on permanent change-of-station moves while they are awaiting permanent quarters. They are financed from nonappropriated funds and normally are not subject to congressional review. However, mounting congressional concern over the proliferation of con- struction of this nature resulted in a requirement, starting on July 1, 1970, that the Department of Defense furnish the Congress a semiannual list of construction projects in excess of $25,000 financed from nonappropriated funds. Projects in excess of $300,000 have to be reported to the Congress before contract award. MOTEL OPERATOR'S PROPOSAL AND STATUS OF PROPOSED TEMPORARY LODGING FACILITY AT ANDREWS In your March 8, 1973, request you transmitted a proposal from Mr. William A. Sansing, general manager of the State Inn Motel in Washington, D.C. Mr. Sansing offered to lease 50 units at $8 a night and to provide special menus in the motel 003979

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