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<abstract>Concerns have been raised about the use of unreconciled activity address
codes to requisition new and excess government property. The Department
of Defense&apos;s (DOD) regulation 4000.25-6-M requires that all military
services and DOD activities reconcile the activity codes to the Defense
Automatic Addressing System Center&apos;s master file. Such reconciliations
could prevent unauthorized personnel from requesting and receiving
government property. GAO found, however, that many military service
points failed to comply with DOD&apos;s regulation. Most indicated that they
were unaware of the requirement. As a result of this, 27,879 activity
codes appeared either in the agency record but not the Addressing System
Center&apos;s master file or in the Center&apos;s file but not the agency record.
In addition, agencies that have their own internal activity code files
do not routinely reconcile to the master file. This failure resulted in
97,450 activity codes being identified as questionable. In both
situations, inventory management is vulnerable to waste, fraud, and
abuse. In fact, preliminary indications are that such questionable
activity codes were used to requisition millions of dollars worth of
excess and new property.</abstract>
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