Further Improvements to a Building Leased for the Social Security Administration Should Not Be Made if the Activities Will Be Consolidated Elsewhere
LCD-76-351
Published: Apr 06, 1977. Publicly Released: Apr 06, 1977.
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GAO investigated the actual and proposed expenditures to improve the Social Security Administration's (SSA) building in New York City, the justifiability of a $3.6 million investment to improve to a building leased from an uncooperative landlord, and the possibility of saving money by consolidating office space into one building. The expenditures were for an experimental office landscaping project.
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Comparative analysisCost effectiveness analysisFederal office buildingsOffice equipmentOffice managementTenantsExpenditure of fundsLandscapingFurnitureOffice space