CVCS Transportation Audit - The Observer
CVCS Transportation Audit - The Observer
CVCS Transportation Audit - The Observer
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Agreed Upon Procedures<br />
Procedure # 1 (continued)<br />
Summary of Results (continued)<br />
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<strong>The</strong> District paid invoice number 50950 with check number 17238 in the amount of<br />
$29.40 for part number MS94324 from Jamestown Unit Parts (NAPA Auto Parts) with<br />
check number 17238 dated 8/20/09. <strong>The</strong> vendor on the invoice was an employee with<br />
their home address. Next to the vendor name was written ”/C.V.C.S.” Per the NAPA online<br />
website, the item purchased was a manifold gasket set, used in the repair of<br />
exhaust systems, for a Geo, Pontiac or Suzuki. <strong>The</strong> District does not own any of these<br />
vehicles. This part was not found in the Transfinder inventory system as a part and no<br />
work order was found using this part in the maintenance of a District vehicle.<br />
<strong>The</strong> District paid invoice #52528 from Jamestown Unit Parts (NAPA Auto Parts) dated<br />
8/25/09 with check number 17391. <strong>The</strong> District purchased brake pads in the amount of<br />
$18.99, part number TS7596. This part was not found in the Transfinder inventory<br />
system as a part and no work order was found using this part in the maintenance of a<br />
District vehicle.<br />
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