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Relocation of the Navy International Logistics Control Office

LCD-77-310 Published: Dec 23, 1976. Publicly Released: Dec 23, 1976.
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The relocation of the Navy International Logistics Control Office from Bayonne, New Jersey to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was reviewed. The review was limited to an analysis of the Navy's estimates of the savings and costs associated with the relocation. The Navy estimated that the relocation would result in annual savings of about $632,000 and one-time costs of $2.7 million.

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