Nuclear Waste: Overhead Costs at the Department of Energy's Savannah
River Site (Fact Sheet, 10/25/93, GAO/RCED-94-13FS).

The Department of Energy's (DOE) contract management, including
contractors' overhead costs, continues to be a topic of concern to both
the agency and Congress.  GAO has been examining overhead costs billed
by Westinghouse, the contractor in charge of DOE's facilities at the
Savannah River Site in South Carolina.  This fact sheet provides
information on overhead costs (1) budgeted under Westinghouse's contract
for fiscal year 1993 and the allocation of these costs to Westinghouse's
various organizational units at Savannah River and (2) budgeted and
incurred by Savannah River's Environmental Restoration Program,
including overhead costs distributed to certain environmental
restoration projects.

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 REPORTNUM:  RCED-94-13FS
     TITLE:  Nuclear Waste: Overhead Costs at the Department of Energy's 
             Savannah River Site
      DATE:  10/25/93
   SUBJECT:  Cost analysis
             Overhead costs
             Contract administration
             Cost-based budgeting
             Administrative costs
             Financial management
             Environmental engineering
             Contract costs
             Subcontractors
             Regulatory agencies
IDENTIFIER:  DOE Environmental Restoration and Waste Management 
             Five-Year Plan
             DOE Environmental Restoration Program
             
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