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Insurance Costs Incurred by Contractors in a 5-Year Period

B-146926 Sep 15, 1964
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GAO reviewed insurance costs incurred by four major contractors during a 5-year period and found that the Government incurred unnecessary costs of about $1,237,500 because the military services required the contractors to bear the risk of loss or damage to certain Government-owned parts, materials, inventories, work in process, and special tooling in their possession under fixed-price contracts.

GAO estimates $1,250,000 in costs could have been avoided if the military services had followed the Government's established policy of self-insurance.

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