Open Recommendations

Enable the Office of Finances automated payment system to deny payment for community dental services if the procedure codes on the dental claims do not fall within the Standardized Episodes of Care on the referral.

Establish procedures to conduct periodic reviews for compliance with merchant information requirements and address noncompliance within a reasonable timeframe.

Establish automated processes to identify merchants that shortpay, and create and issue automated noncompliance notifications to merchants and label providers, when applicable.

Modify processing instructions for priority cases to include appropriate processing timeframes and follow-up procedures to support the Social Security Administration and Disability Determination Services’ monitoring of processing times.

Institute financial penalties for Boeing’s noncompliance with quality control standards.

Perform a detailed cost overrun analysis on Boeing’s Stages contract for EUS development.

Coordinate with DCMA to ensure contractual compliance with EVMS clauses.

EXIM’s Office of the Chair, in coordination with the China and Transformational Exports Program (CTEP) office, should establish policy and procedures that clearly define the authorities, roles, and responsibilities across EXIM for CTEP implementation.

EXIM’s Office of the Chair should provide direction to the China and Transformational Exports Program office and the Office of Policy and International Relations on resuming development of a framework to implement the Content Policy Flexibility for Transformational Exports Memorandum, as previously directed by the Board of Directors in December 2020.

EXIM’s China and Transformational Exports Program office, in coordination with the Office of the Chair, should review the functions, roles, and responsibilities of program officials and determine whether the program is sufficiently staffed and whether obstacles exist for recruitment and retention.

EXIM’s China and Transformational Exports Program office should establish a performance management framework, including measurable goals and indicators to assess program success and progress in achieving its intended purpose.

EXIM’s China and Transformational Exports Program (CTEP) office should assess how existing policies and practices may be adapted to maximize CTEP’s effectiveness and potential including whether the program has the necessary tools it requires to address Transformational Export Areas and then develop a plan to implement these policies.

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This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

This recommendation contains sensitive information that should not be made public. Therefore, we are not including the wording for this recommendation.

The Chief Information Officer should re-establish the Technology Retirement Office or implement a similar enterprise-wide program to identify, prioritize, and decommission legacy systems.

In coordination with the Department of Justice (Department), continue to support implementation of the Final Rule by advancing counsel and responding expediently to requests for information that are routed to the BOP from various stakeholders.