GSA SUPPORT (SANITIZED)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP85-00988R000100090016-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 30, 2006
• Sequence Number: 16
• Publication Date: October 21, 1980
• Content Type: MF

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NPIC/D-4622-80
21 Octocer 1980
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Administrative Staff, DDS&T
FROM . R. P. Hazzard
Director, National Photogrirphic Interpretation Center
SUBJECT . GSA Support to
REFERENCE DDA Draft Study on CIA-GSA Relationships/Problems, Dated
7 October 1980
very much in favor of the transfer of all logistical suu~,ort
for I land its Utility Annex from GSA to the Agency. We feel very
strongly that t e Agency and NPIC must have total responsibility and control
of this m 7 rtant su .port function if it is to overcome years of neglect and
maintain facilities in a manner appropriate for a special pur-
pose builliing.
2. The comments found below are intended to provide some idea or t,,:
major elements of the GSA support to e NPIC has been i:a-
formed that if GSA relinquishes control of ~!Ithat it will be :).
an "all or nothing basis," we will also attempt to provide some idea of hescope of this undertaking and the Agency assets that will be required to ;:ake
it work.
a. Federal Police Officers (FPO'sThe GSA has 35 FPO's
assigned to to provide access control and internal
security. We would require a similar number of contract guards
to carry out these functions but we believe that direct control
of the guards would snake for a more effective and responsive
staff.
?r. Cafeteria and Vending Vachines: GSA administers these
programs under contract; with GSI and another vendor. We could
effectively administer them in a similar way given the needed
assets.
c. Char Force: The GSA provides a char force of 15 full-
time clay staff and usually 2 night time staff to do areas not
readily accessible during the clay. We could perform this fc;r,c-
tion with similar resources.
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d. Re imbursahl e Work: GSA c ; ) :.lprovements, al ter-
ations, acid new construction for on a reimbursable
bas -is. On occasion, GSA delegat.e.. Mils Sri; city to us. Since
these items are aIready funded by the. Agency we woul d see sic;ni
icant gains in efficiency and control ii we viere permitted to
administer all reimbursehie type wori:.
e. Standard Level User Charue (SLU(.) : The operations,
maintenance and housekeep-irig of is adruinisterec,
by the GSA and the Agency is g i I 7J
ling to cover cost ,
overhead, etc. Again, given the assets we can administer the
O&M and new construction in a manner tar superior to that which
GSA has demonstrated. However, it is important to note that due
to the lack of proper maintenance by GSM in the past, it wi l
take si nificant additional resourcc,s to ultimately bring
and the Util i ties Annex up iiu acceptable standards. Sind
-r propose to maintain the I,uiloing and its utilities in a
manner far superior to GSA, -it is possible that the costs may ex-
ceed the current SLUG billing.
3. In summary, NPIC supports the DUII concept of controlled del ec e.tion
of Hic rities by GSA to the Agency with the added intent of bring -
ingunder Agency control in the near future. he will fully
support .re proposed separate study to meet this objective.
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P. HAZZA ID
Distribution:
Original - Addressee
I - NPIC/SS
2 - NPIC/ODIR
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