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<abstract>The Air Force has not effectively managed bench stocks--supply
inventories that military base activities, such as repair shops,
purchase from base supply for their own use.  Despite the belief that
bench stocks should contain frequent-use low-cost items, about 26
percent of the items in bench stocks at the five bases GAO reviewed were
rarely used during the past year and about 30 percent of the remaining
bench stocks were expensive items.  Inventory managers have no idea how
many of these items are in bench stocks at a given moment, which may be
causing the Air Force to buy new items when the same items are in
oversupply in bench stocks. Base supply inventories can be economical
alternatives to bench stocks for providing low-usage and high-cost items
to maintenance activities.  Using base supply inventories instead of
bench stocks for these items would reduce overall inventory levels and
improve asset visibility without sacrificing the timeliness of the
maintenance activities.</abstract>
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