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316

Wardak Province National Police Training Center: Contract Requirements Generally Met, but Deficiencies and Maintenance Issues Need to be Addressed

10/30/2012

2013

13-02

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Department of Defense

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Afghanistan's National Power Utility: $12.8 Million in DOD-Purchased Equipment Sits Unused, and USAID Paid a Contractor for Work not Done

12/18/2012

2013

13-02

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

U.S. Agency for International Development

Department of Defense

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Kunduz ANA Garrison: Army Corps of Engineers Released DynCorp of All Contractual Obligations despite Poor Performance and Structural Failures

10/25/2012

2013

13-01

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Department of Defense

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Afghan National Security Forces Facilities: Concerns with Funding, Oversight, and Sustainability for Operation and Maintenance

10/30/2012

2013

13-01

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Department of Defense

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Interim Report on Afghan National Army Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants

09/10/2012

2012

12-14

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Department of Defense

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Fiscal Year 2011 Afghanistan Infrastructure Fund Projects Are behind Schedule and Lack Adequate Sustainment Plans

07/30/2012

2012

12-12

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

U.S. Agency for International Development

Department of Defense

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C-JTSCC Has Taken Steps to Improve the Accuracy of Its Contract Data, but It Should Assess the Feasibility of Correcting Data for Fiscal Year 2009 and Earlier

04/20/2012

2012

12-07

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Department of Defense

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Afghan First Initiative Has Placed Work with Afghan Companies, but Is Affected by Inconsistent Contract Solicitation and Vetting, and Employment Data Is Limited

01/31/2012

2012

12-06

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Department of Defense

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DOD Improved Its Accountability for Vehicles Provided to the Afghan National Security Forces, but Should Follow Up on End-Use Monitoring Findings

01/12/2012

2012

12-04

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Department of Defense

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Afghan National Security University Has Experienced Cost Growth and Schedule Delays, and Contract Administration Needs Improvement

10/26/2011

2012

12-03

Audit

Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction

Department of Defense

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