Depot Maintenance: Issues and Options for Reporting on Military Depots

OBJECTIVES: (1) To what extent does the current 50/50 reporting on the mix of depot maintenance funding between the public and private sectors provide information for congressional oversight? (2) To what extent could reporting on core depot capabilities to Congress provide an alternative measure for...

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Hauptverfasser:	Denman, Julia, Bennett, Carleen, Godfrey, Dawn, Lindsey, LaShawnda, Neice, Randy
Format:	Report
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	ALLOCATIONS BRIEFING CHARTS Economics and Cost Analysis FINANCE FUNDING Logistics, Military Facilities and Supplies MAINTENANCE MILITARY CAPABILITIES MILITARY REQUIREMENTS PRIVATE SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR SUPPLY DEPOTS WORKLOAD
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Zusammenfassung:	OBJECTIVES: (1) To what extent does the current 50/50 reporting on the mix of depot maintenance funding between the public and private sectors provide information for congressional oversight? (2) To what extent could reporting on core depot capabilities to Congress provide an alternative measure for assessing the balance of public and private sector depot maintenance workload? (3) What issues might Congress wish to consider to enhance reporting on military depots capabilities or funding allocations of the public sector versus private sector? This briefing is intended to satisfy the mandate that GAO review 50/50 reporting requirements. Briefing for the Senate and House Committees on Armed Services. Document consists entirely of briefing charts.