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Navy Maintenance : Public/Private Competition for F-14 Aircraft Maintenance: Nsiad-92-143

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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Naval Aviation Depots' (NADEP) airframe repair program, focusing on the: (1) effects of introducing private-sector competition for depot maintenance on F-14 aircraft overhaul costs; (2) Naval Air Systems Command's (NAVAIR) post-award administration of the F-14 competition program; and (3) costs of competed and noncompeted overhauls during the same repair period. GAO found that: (1) F-14 overhaul costs have declined by about 23 percent since the introduction of the competition program, which encourages NADEP to streamline the overhaul process, ensure that only necessary work is performed, and focus on minimizing costs; (2) other factors contributing to cost reductions include accounting changes and aircraft parts funding changes; (3) actual F-14 overhaul costs have exceeded the amounts approved for payment, due to inconsistent contract administration guidance, failure to resolve contract administration problems, contract disputes, problems with the NADEP cost accounting system, and some NADEP inefficiency; (4) NAVAIR has issued new guidance on administering competitive awards won by NADEP; (5) modification of the NADEP cost accounting system to allow better tracking of costs could help to prevent contract disputes; (6) although NADEP applied the same maintenance practices to overhaul work they won under competitive and noncompetitive awards, noncompetitive F-14 overhauls cost about 21 percent more than competitive F-14 overhauls; (7) NAVAIR attributed cost differences to differences in the way the overhauls were administered and cited the positive impact of independent oversight on minimizing costs; and (8) NADEP attributed overhaul cost differences to aircraft age, although noncompetitive overhauls of older aircraft cost more than competitive overhauls of aircraft of the same age.

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  • ISBN-13: 9781287171768
  • ISBN-10: 1287171761
  • Publisher: Bibliogov
  • Publish Date: May 2013
  • Dimensions: 9.69 x 7.44 x 0.11 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.25 pounds
  • Page Count: 54

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