Selected GSA Real Property Operations Contain Internal Control Weaknesses

摘要

The General Services Administration (GSA) spends $776 million annually to lease work space and to do nonrecurring reimbursable work for Federal agencies. Its investment in operating equipment to support these functions is estimated at $37.9 million. Reviewing GSA operations, GAO found that in some cases internal controls did not exist, and in other cases they had not been properly implemented. This report recommends that the Administrator of General Services and GSA's Inspector General take several steps to further strengthen controls and expand audit coverage over leasing, nonrecurring reimbursable work, and operating equipment.