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<abstract>Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO reviewed the Department of
Defense&apos;s (DOD) congressional reports on depot maintenances workloads,
focusing on: (1) DOD&apos;s compliance with the 50-50 requirement in 10
U.S.C. 2466 for fiscal years 1998 and 1999; (2) GAO&apos;s views on DOD&apos;s
progress in improving the quality of the workload data for the previous
fiscal years; and (3) the reasonableness of DOD&apos;s estimates of
expenditures for fiscal years 2000 through 2004.&lt;p/&gt;GAO noted that: (1) DOD&apos;s report covering fiscal year (FY) 1998 and 1999
workloads shows that the Air Force, the Army, and the Navy were in
compliance with the 50-percent ceiling set by section 2466, because of
continuing errors and weaknesses in the Department&apos;s data, GAO could not
determine whether the military services were in compliance with the
50-percent ceiling for the percentage of depot maintenance performed by
the private sector in FY 1999; (2) the quality of the data reported for
FY 1999 was substantially improved from prior years; (3) improvements
made in the data and reporting process reduced the amount of errors
found or led to corrections of errors before data were reported to
Congress; (4) GAO attributes these improvements largely to better
guidance provided by the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the
reporting of more comprehensive data, improved audit coverage by the
military services, and the correction of errors by the services before
the data were reported to Congress; (5) however, GAO continues to find
errors and inconsistencies in the reporting of depot-level workload and
limitations in how well the services documented their analyses
supporting their workload reports; (6) GAO does not believe that DOD&apos;s
projections of depot maintenance workloads for fiscal years 2000 through
2004 are a reasonably accurate projection of future depot maintenance
expenditures; (7) future year expenditure projections, at best, provide
a rough estimate of future workload funding split between the public and
private sectors since the projections are constructed using budgetary
estimates that by their nature, will change over time; (8) DOD&apos;s future
year projections do not show the reporting services exceeding the
50-percent ceiling on contract work in FY 2000 and beyond; (9) however,
the reasonableness of the estimates is doubtful because of uncertainties
that exist regarding the extent to which the services have fully
identified private sector depot maintenance workloads; (10) further,
GAO&apos;s analysis of available data indicates that the Air Force: (a) may
exceed the ceiling by about $200 million this fiscal year; and (b) faces
significant management challenges to remain under the ceiling in future
years; and (11) while the Army does not face as severe a problem as the
Air Force, available data suggest it too could be confronted with
management challenges if it is to stay within the 50-percent ceiling in
future years.</abstract>
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