GSA's Personal Property Repair and Rehabilitation Program: A Potential for Fraud?
PSAD-80-5
Published: Nov 14, 1979. Publicly Released: Nov 14, 1979.
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The General Services Administration's (GSA) personal property repair and rehabilitation program was established to eliminate duplication of contracting efforts by government agencies and to obtain lower prices through volume contracting and competitive bidding. GSA, through the Federal Property Resources Service and its 11 regional offices, awards indefinite quantity term contracts primarily to small businesses. In fiscal year (FY) 1978, the program reported billings of about $60 million.
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Federal procurementPersonal propertyProgram evaluationRepair contractsRepair costsContract administrationFederal propertyPurchase ordersAccounting systemsContract terms