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PLRD-83-68 1 (1983-04-20)

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                     UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
                             WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548


PROCUREMENT, LOGISTICS.
AND READINESS DIVISION

  B-211 095                                           APR IL 20,1983


  The Honorable G. William Whitehurst

  House of Representatives

  Dear Mr. Whitehurst:

       Subject: Allegations Concerning Irregularities in
                 Maintenance and Repair Work at Fort Lee
                 and Fort Belvoir, Virginia (GAO/PLRD-83-68)

       In response to your November 3, 1982, letter, we have
  reviewed allegations of irregularities concerning three
  maintenance and repair projects at Fort Lee and Fort Belvoir,
  Virginia. Your letter stated that the alleged irregularities
  dealt with installing doors, windows, and siding on one project;
  installing and then reinstalling windows on another project; and
  installing and then reinstalling doors and windows on a third
  project.

       We talked with, reviewed the files of, and obtained docu-
  ments from representatives of the Army Corps of Engineers,
  'Uorfolk and Baltimore Districts, and representatives of the
  facilities engineers at both bases. We also visited the work-
  sites and observed examples of the work done on each project.
  The information we obtained from the Corps and the Army facili-
  ties engineers at both bases for the three projects is included
  in enclosure I.

       As we advised you in our January 26, 1983, meeting, the
  Bayport Construction Corp. did the work on all three projects.
  Corps representatives and the facilities engineers at both bases
  felt that the work was satisfactory and that the installation
  and then reinstallation of windows and doors was not due to poor
  contractor performance. As discussed in enclosure I, some doors
  and windows recently added to buildings at the two bases had to
  be removed and reinstalled because the Army subsequently decided
  to do additional work on these buildings. Therefore, rather
  than being cases involving poor workmanship, the installation
  and then reinstallation of doors and windows resulted from the
  way different projects were planned and funded by the Army.


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