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LCD-80-50 1 (1980-04-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabaln0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 1 IiO&o G /0 4Lja GAO United States General Accounting Office Washington, DC 20548 B-198208 Logistics and Communications Division APRIL 14, 1980 The Nonorable Willis D. Gradison, Jr. [louse of Representatives Dear Mr. Gradison: Subject: Consolidation of the Cincinnati and Dayton Defense Contract Administration Services Management Are!J (LCD-80-50) Your February 4, 1980, letter asked us to review a proposed Defense Logistics Agency__ _PA) plan to consolidate C the Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio, Defense Contract Administra-DL r7 tion Services 11anAqent Areas (DCASAs) at Dayton. Your. letter expressed concern that this consolidation wouid reduce service to Government contractors in southern Ohio and Ken- tucKy and increase contractors' costs to conduct Government business, which would be reflected in greater expense to the Government. In a meeting with members of your office on February 22, 1980, we agreed to focus on (1) the imoact of the reaiinement on operations at Cincinnati and Dayton and (2) the most cost- effective approach to consolidation from the Government's point of view. Therefore, we examined records pertaining to the consolidation, including Cincinnati's and 'avton's work- loads, and discussed the consolidation with officials at DLA headquarters in Washington, D.C.; the Defense Contract Admin- istration Services region in Cleveland, Ohio; and the DCASMIAs in Cincinnati and Dayton. We also met with Government con- tractors serviced by the Cincinnati DCASMA and a representa- tive of the National Federation of Federal Employees. Because of your desire for us to provide your office with a briefing prior to April 1, 1980, the consolidation implementation date, we limited the scope of our work to the areas described above. We found the consolidation would result in savings to the Government, and such savings would be greater by consol- idating at Dayton. Further, contractors in southern Ohio and Kentucky-should not experience serious reductions in service nor incur increased operating costs since a Cincin- nati residency will be retained. - - - - - 0 U' ~ a~ - (945442) C ?C6 '~ /-- -- e?1,Z1rx 7

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