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... there are about one million civilian employees of the Department of Defense
and an estimated three million employees of defense contractors. The policies
and programs of the Department thus directly affect the lives of more than l 5
million ...
... there are about one million civilian employees of the Department of Defense
and an estimated three million employees of defense contractors. The policies
and programs of the Department thus directly affect the lives of more than l 5
million ...
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Eliminate complex regulatory requirements associated with contractors' recovery
of IR&D expenditures. Irprove communications between the DOD laboratories
and the services, and require more effective coordination of research programs ...
Eliminate complex regulatory requirements associated with contractors' recovery
of IR&D expenditures. Irprove communications between the DOD laboratories
and the services, and require more effective coordination of research programs ...
Page xii
... Category Issue/Recommendations I II III OSD 39: Improve controls over
Government-furnished materials which are provided to maintenance and
production COntractor S. $ 132.4 (S) OSD 40: Consolidate the responsibility for
implementing, ...
... Category Issue/Recommendations I II III OSD 39: Improve controls over
Government-furnished materials which are provided to maintenance and
production COntractor S. $ 132.4 (S) OSD 40: Consolidate the responsibility for
implementing, ...
Page xiv
... feeling throughout DOD that many areas of the defense budget are hostage to
provisions for groups and institutions that regard themselves as "entitled": '
managers, the services, contractors and sponsoring members of Congress
protect.
... feeling throughout DOD that many areas of the defense budget are hostage to
provisions for groups and institutions that regard themselves as "entitled": '
managers, the services, contractors and sponsoring members of Congress
protect.
Page xiv
managers, the services, contractors and sponsoring members of Congress
protect them from challenge. o Special pay and benefit provisions put in place
when military compensation was unduly low are not corrected long after military
pay has ...
managers, the services, contractors and sponsoring members of Congress
protect them from challenge. o Special pay and benefit provisions put in place
when military compensation was unduly low are not corrected long after military
pay has ...
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Accounting acquisition acquisition process active addition administration Agency Analysis annual appropriate approximately areas Army Assuming audit authority average base benefits budget CHAMPUS changes charge civilian commissary Committee Congress consolidation CONT'D container continue contract contractors cost decision Department of Defense depot direct duty effective efficiency effort eliminate establish estimated Exhibit existing facilities functions funds further Government Impact implementation improve increase industry internal interviewed inventory issue legislation limited maintenance major ment military military retirement million moves Office offset operations opportunities organization OSD Task Force payments percent performed personnel phase private sector problems procedures procurement production projected proposed rates recommendations reduce responsibility result retirement retirement pay savings Secretary of Defense Security specific staff studies Summary tion transportation United weapons systems
Bibliographic information
| Title | President's Private Sector Survey on Cost Control: Report on the Office of the Secretary of Defense |
| Author | President's Private Sector Survey on Cost Control (U.S.). Office of the Secretary of Defense Task Force |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1983 |
| Original from | Purdue University |
| Digitized | 8 Aug 2011 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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