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PLRD-83-1 1 (1982-10-12)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabmqp0001 and id is 1 raw text is: •Q S UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 PE51RICTED - Not to 1w Vi4id fdt i th @enmraI PROCUREMENT, LOGISTICS, A C 7co eKce4i 6 .1i f AND READIN 5S DIVISION @ B-204454 OCTOBER 12,1982 RELEASED The Honorable Allen E. Ertel IllIl I1111 House of Representatives 119720 Dear Mr. Ertel: Subjecti Planned Realinement of Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania (GAO/PLRD-83-1) In your November 18, 1981, letter, you asked us to continue our audit of the Army's proposed realinement of Fort Indiantown Gap. Specifically, you wanted to know to what extent the Army's current alternative--the consolidation of the Fort Indiantown Gap Comptroller's mission at Fort Drum, New York--had altered the estimated costs and savings associated with the proposed real inement. As you know, our last report to you on this subject 1/ con- cluded that savings were possible if the Army chose either of two alternatives studied. However, our report disclosed significant concern within the Army's Forces Command about the potential de- terioration of financial support to Reserve units if the Army con- solidated the Fort Indiantown Gap Comptroller's mission at Fort Meade, Maryland, as previously proposed under both alternatives. As a result of this concern, the Army is now considering revisions to the two alternatives: (1) consolidating a part of the Fort Indiantown Gap Comptroller's mission--the Finance and Accounting Office--with a similar function at Fort Drum under alternative I or (2) retaining the entire Comptroller function, as is, at Fort Indiantown Gap under alternative II. The Army estimates that implementing the revised alternative I would result in one-time costs of $1.83 million and annual savings of $2.68 million and that the revised alternative II would result in one-time savings of $1.19 million and annual savings of $2.08 million. In preparing the latest study revision, the Army did not include the adjustments suggested in our prior report. Also, j/Planned Realinement of Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania (PLRD-82-11, Oct. 21, 1981.) (945709)

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