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IReview  of NASA Contract]. February 13, 1978. 5 pp.

Report  to W. R. Lucas, Director, National Aeronautics and Space
Administration:  George C. Marshall Space Flight Center,
Huntsville,  AL; by William D. Martin, Jr., Regional Managere
Field  Operations Div.: Regional Office (Denver).

Contact:  Field Operations Div.: Regional office (Denver).
Organization  Concerned: Martin Marietta Corp.: Denver Div.
Athority:  Truth in Negotiations Act 410 U.S.C. 2304).

          A contract awarded by the Marshall Sace  Flight Center
 to the Martin Marietta corporation, Deaver Division, was
 reviewed as part of a Zurvey of procedures and practices used by
 civilian agencies to negotiate noncompetitive contracts with
 prices exceeding $100,000. The revies atteested to determine
 whethec the Marshall Space Flight Center required Martin
 Marietta to furnish current, complets, and accurate cost or
 pricing data and whether Marshall eval3zted and relied oz that
 data in negotiating the contract price. bad Martin Marietta
 provided current, complete, and accurate data concerning cost
 reduction studies onqoing at the time of negotiaticns, the
 contracting officer weald have had a scund tasis for reducing
 the price by $03,649. Martin Marietta sill realize a substantial
 unanticipated profit resulting from savings on material
 purchases because the contracting cfticer failed to follow up on
 recommendations contained in the Defense Contract Audit Agency
 audit report. The Director of the Marshall Space Plight Center
 sho114 detervine whether the Government is entitlad to a price
adjustment or recovery of costs attritutable  tc cost reduction
actions tinder the contract. He should emphasize to contracting
officials the importance of obtaining, evaluating,  and using
current, complete, and accurate cost  cr Fricing data to
negotiate noncompetitive contract prices.  (BRS)

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