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                  UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING  OFFICE
                              REGIONAL  OFFICE
                     9226 FEDERAL BUILDING. SIXTH AND ARCH STREETS
                        PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19106

                                      May 15, 1975


 Mr. John Galuardi
 Regional Administrator (3A)
 General Services Administration
 Regional Office Building           fil3
 7th and D Streets, S.W.
 Washington, D.C.  20407

 Dear Mr. Galuardi:

      The General Accounting Office is conducting a nationwide review
of  the Government's energy reduction effort at selected field activities
to  identify opportunities to improve energy conservation practices.
The  purpose of this letter is to advise you of the results of our work
at the  Federal Building, 5000 Wissahickon Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
This  building is owned by the general Services Aaministration (GSA) and
operated  by its Germantown Field Office.  The Teterans Administration
Center  is the prime tenant,

Energy  Conservation Measures

     Energy conservation  measures instituted at this building by GSA
 include:

     --Removal of  flourescent tubes from light fixtures to reduce energy
        use.

     --Adjustment of janitorial  service hours to have most of the work
       performed during  regular business hours.
     --Reduction of steam  pressure from natural gas and oil fired boilers
       thus allowing  the boilers to operate on a lower flame and burn
       less fuel.

     --Turning off electrically operated  equipment such as air handlers
       when they are not needed.

       In addition to the measures above, an area energy monitoring team has
been established which periodically  Inspects the energy conservation
activities in GSA buildings  In Philadelphia Including the one in our
survey.  As explained  later, we believe these inspections can be improved.

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