Open Recommendations

Facility leaders develop service-level workflows and processes to monitorcommunication of test results to patients.

USDA OIG has determined that this recommendation contains sensitive information and will not be publicly released due to privacy concerns.

USDA OIG has determined that this recommendation contains sensitive information and will not be publicly released due to privacy concerns.

USDA OIG has determined that this recommendation contains sensitive information and will not be publicly released due to privacy concerns.

Review existing financial advisory and consulting services Receivership Basic Ordering Agreements and take appropriate steps to establish an adequate supply of contractors with appropriate resources to address the FDIC’s future procurement needs in the event of financial institution failures and financial crises.

Establish a process to periodically review financial advisory and consulting services Receivership Basic Ordering Agreements to ensure sufficient contractor resources are available to meet the FDIC’s mission-critical needs.

Establish an upfront pricing framework or advanced pricing within all financial advisory and consulting service Receivership Basic Ordering Agreements.

Establish an emergency response acquisition team with appropriate FDIC personnel and ensure that a dedicated team of key individuals (including Technical Monitors) is available to carry out emergency procurement procedures.

Develop and implement periodic emergency procurement testing exercises for appropriate FDIC employees.

Establish a process for emergency procurements to document and maintain analysis, decisions, and commitments, to include, at a minimum, those identified in this report.

Develop and implement a process to analyze and determine when documented deliverables should be required on emergency service contracts to ensure contract personnel have the ability and resources to oversee contractor performance.

Perform retrospective reviews when the FDIC conducts or tests emergency acquisition procedures.

Review the work performed and information used by the four non-U.S. citizens and take appropriate action.

Provide training and guidance to its Executive Management and personnel reinforcing their roles and responsibilities in carrying out and overseeing the FDIC’s emergency acquisition procedures. This training and guidance should include, at a minimum, the following:
• understanding roles and responsibilities;
• initiating and performing emergency and expedited procedures; and
• initiating, modifying, approving, and submitting requirements packages.

We recommend that the Acting Commandant of the Coast Guard conduct an analysis to determine how best to use available resources in District 8 to increase its IUU fishing interdiction rate.

We recommend that the Acting Commandant of the Coast Guard develop and implement a measurable performance goal for IUU fishing enforcement on the high seas or within the EEZ of another nation.

We recommend FEMA’s Grant Programs Directorate Assistant Administrator develop and implement an agreed-upon process to establish and report Operation Stonegarden grant performance measures and targets to the Office of National Drug Control Policy.

We recommend FEMA’s Grant Programs Directorate Assistant Administrator develop and implement a methodology for estimating the percentage of Operation Stonegarden grant funds used for drug enforcement activities.

We recommend FEMA’s Grant Programs Directorate Assistant Administrator develop and implement a process in coordination with CBP to obtain and review Operation Stonegarden grant performance information reported to Office of National Drug Control Policy.

Work with Vendor One to remediate (or accept the risks associated with) the vulnerabilities identified with its charging stations.

Work with Vendor Two to remediate (or accept the risks associated with) the vulnerabilities identified with its charging stations.

Work with Vendor Three to remediate (or accept the risks associated with) the vulnerabilities identified with its charging stations.

Some or all of the recommendation is not publicly available due to concerns with information protected under the Freedom of Information Act.

Some or all of the recommendation is not publicly available due to concerns with information protected under the Freedom of Information Act.

Provide suggested guidance to the district level to update their contingency operations plans to account for the inoperability of charging stations.