Prior GAO reviews have disclosed that the Navy needs to improve its shipboard supply management policies and practices. Actions taken to adopt some of the GAO recommendations have resulted in achieving measurable savings of at least $89 million. This is a good start, but further action should be taken. Additional opportunities are available for the Navy to save as much as $94 million over a 5-year period on the procurement of repair parts and supplies. This can be accomplished by improving and exercising tighter controls over shipboard supply management policies and practices on surface force ships, submarine tenders, and aircraft carriers.
Improved Management of Fleet Supplies and Spare Parts Can Save Millions Without Affecting Readiness
1981
44 pages
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