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GSA administrative fees - Recent Audits - General Services Administration - Brief Article
TIG Brief: The Inspector General, Sept-Oct, 2003
Management personnel at a major command headquarters effectively managed military interdepartmental purchase requests in one of two areas reviewed.
Specifically, 75 open military interdepartmental purchase requests valued at over $222 million were valid.
However, command purchasers paid excess administrative fees by contracting directly with the General Services Administration. GSA fees usually range between 2 and 5 percent of the contracted amount.
Based on Audit Agency analysis, the government could receive a potential monetary benefit of $ 5.5 million over the six-year defense plan by using command contracting services which had prenegotiated administrative fees of 1 percent.
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