Deferred Maintenance

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Deferred Maintenance
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DEFERRED MAINTENANCE

• A 1995 GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE REPORT ESTIMATED
  THAT ABOUT 112 BILLION (1994-1995 DOLLARS) WAS
  NEEDED TO REPAIR AND UPGRADE SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO
  GOOD OVERALL CONDITION AND TO COMPLY WITH FEDERAL
  MANDATES.
• ABOUT ONE THIRD OF THE 10,000 SCHOOLS SURVEYED
  FOR THE REPORT NEEDED EXTENSIVE REPAIR OR
  REPLACEMENT OF ONE OR MORE BUILDINGS 60 PERCENT
  OF SCHOOLS, MANY IN OTHERWISE ADEQUATE CONDITION,
  REPORTED AT LEAST ONE MAJOR BUILDING FEATURE,
  SUCH AS HEATING, VENTILATION, OR PLUMBING, IN
  DISREPAIR. IN OVER HALF OF THE SURVEYED SCHOOLS
  (58) AT LEAST ONE ASPECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
  QUALITY, SUCH AS VENTILATION, HEATING OR LIGHTING
  WAS UNSATISFACTORY

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112,000,000,000.00

• That could build 8,235 new 100,000 square foot
  schools at 136.00 per square foot. 164 for each
  of the fifty states.
• Or you could build 112 aircraft carriers

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CLEANING EFERRED MAINTENANCE ENERGY
MANAGEMENT GROUNDS MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE MANAG
ING 3RD PARTY CONTRACTORS PLANNING DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION REGULATORY COMPLIANCE AND WORKPLACE
SAFETY
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE AND CAPITAL BUDGETTING

• DEFERRED MAINTENANCE
• DEFERRED MAINTENANCE MEANS THE LACK OF REASONABLE
  AND TIMELY MAINTENANCE INCLUDING MINOR REPAIRS OF
  SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
• FACILITIES AUDIT
• FACILITIES CONDITION INDEX
• DEFERRED MAINTENANCE DEFICIENCIES () DIVIDED BY
  CURRENT REPLACEMENT COST
• CAPITAL RENEWAL AND REPLACEMENT