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Some Deficiencies Exist in DOT’s Enforcement and Oversight of Certification and Warrant Authority for Its Contracting Officers
In fiscal year 2014, the Department of Transportation (DOT) obligated $2 billion on contracts. DOT’s contracting officers (CO) are responsible for awarding and managing a significant portfolio of contracts.
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Date: 04.09.2015
PDF icon DOT Contracting Officer Certification and Warrant Requirements Final Report^4-9-15.pdf
MARAD's Ability To Achieve Cost-Effective USMMA Contracts Is Compromised by Several Management Control Weaknesses
What We Looked At
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Date: 10.27.2021
PDF icon MARAD USMMA Acquisitions Final Report_10-27-21.pdf
Implementation of Controls Over Payments to Maritime Security Program Contractors
On October 6 we issued our report on the Maritime Administration’s (MARAD) implementation of controls over payments to Maritime Security Program (MSP) contractors.
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Date: 10.06.2008
PDF icon MSP_Audit_Report_10-06-08_(508_Compliant)-1_(2).pdf
Quality Control Review of DOT’s Implementation of Earned Value Management Practices
What We Looked At
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Date: 01.17.2018
PDF icon QCR of DOT's Implementation of Earned Value Management Practices.pdf
Vulnerabilities in MARAD’s NSMV Program May Hinder Effective Achievement of Program Goals
What We Looked At
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Date: 03.02.2021
PDF icon MARAD National Security Multi-Vessel Program Final Report^03-02-21.pdf
MARAD Has Taken Steps To Develop a Port Infrastructure Development Program but Is Challenged in Managing Its Current Port Projects
In 2003, the Maritime Administration (MARAD) was authorized to administer funds for developing and modernizing the Port of Anchorage, the main seaport in Anchorage, AK.
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Date: 08.02.2013
PDF icon MARAD Oversight of Port Infrastructure Development Projects^8-2-13.pdf
More Incurred-Cost Audits of DOT Procurement Contracts Should Be Obtained
On August 29, 2007, we issued our report on incurred-cost audits of DOT procurement contracts. The report discusses the Department's initiative to use a new structured approach for obtaining incurred-cost audits of procurement contracts.
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Date: 08.29.2007
PDF icon Final_INC-COST_Aug_29.pdf