Potential for Contracting Selected Operations at the Air Force Academy Cadet Dining Hall
FPCD-77-57
Published: Jun 20, 1977. Publicly Released: Jun 27, 1977.
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A review of proposed contracting of sanitation and supply services at the Air Force Academy Cadet Dining Hall was conducted in response to concerns about possible job losses, validity of cost analysis, and the quality of contract services. The Office of Management and Budget Circular A-76 established the policy that Federal agencies shall rely on private enterprise for commercial products and services unless in-house services are justified. When justified because of lower costs, in-house services must be supported by periodic cost analyses.
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Recommendations for Executive Action
Agency Affected | Recommendation | Status |
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Other | The Academy Superintendent should: use formal advertising procedures in making the analysis required by Circular A-76, and justify any continued in-house operations of the cadet dining hall; and review the justification for military positions and use civilian employees where possible. The Chairman of the Civil Service Commission should expand wage surveys to include laundry and food service industries. |
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