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What Needs To Be Done To Improve the Supply System of the District of Columbia

GGD-77-32 Published: Sep 29, 1977. Publicly Released: Sep 29, 1977.
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Because the District of Columbia does not have an economical and effective supply system, vital city services such as health care and education sometimes were hindered. Simultaneously, the departments accumulated much unneeded stock. A central management group is needed to establish and direct a citywide supply management program if the District is to improve its supply system.

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CentralizationInventoriesMaterials handlingProcurement practicesProgram managementProperty and supply managementState and local procurementFinancial managementInventoryHealth care