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RCED-83-42 1 (1982-12-17)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabmva0001 and id is 1 raw text is: ki UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE 4WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 RESOURtCES, COMMUNITY. December 17, 1982lIIlIl~ AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1 0538 DIVISION 120538 B-202342 RESTIUCTED bG rkesed oEtsJde the by the ffice ct . ... The Honorable Albert Gore, Jr. RLAE House of Representatives RELE Dear Mr. Gore: Subject: Allegations That Usable Tools and Equipment Were Buried at the TVA Hartsville 1Ntuclear Project (GAO/RCED-83-42) In a September 23, 1982, letter you requested that we review certain allegations that the Tennessee Valley Authority (VA) had been burying usable tools and equipment at its HartSville nuclear project. Specifically, you asked that we provide our views on --whether TVA has addressed allegations that usable tools and equipment were buried at the Hartsville nuclear proj- ect and --if we believe inventory control and disposal problems exist. Our work shows that TVA adequately investigated the Hartsville allegations and found that usable material and equipment were not buried at the Hartsville nuclear project site. TVA's aud-t work did indicate, however, that several inventory control and disposal problems do exist. These problems were similar to the problems we identified in our March 1981 report to WVA. i/ OBJECTIVES, SCOPE, AND METHODOLOGY The objectives of our review were to evaluate the adequacy of TVA's investigation of the allegations and to determine from TVA's own study if inventory control and disposal problems exist. We met with tA officials in Knoxville, Tennessee, to discuss the allegations and determine what actions TVA has taken and will take to resolve the matter. We obtained and reviewed WVA's internal correspondence and documents on this matter including the agency's internal audit program, workpapers, and report. l/The Tennessee Valley Authority Needs to Improve Security and Inventory Controls at Power Sites, EMD-81-60, March 10, 1981. (005297)

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