of state can say that when a contract to an officer recommends disbarment or suspension or even if dca or dcm mate, someone is recommending it, but there shouldn't be a justification for why, when it is ignored, is ignored. it seems to me so basic. so uni and the department and commission has a huge disagreement that we will continue to pursue. how many apartments recommendations have been made in the last year? no, that unacceptable. now, your mac is not on. i'll just tell you why it's not acceptable. what is not acceptable is you don't know it and yet you are saying it's burdensome. how can it be burdensome if you don't know what? >> i will provide information given your statement, mr. chairman, i will be the issue. >> limit to you but you should. >> i will consult with u.s. government agencies who are impacted by this as well. >> we know dod hasn't maybe it's burdensome because they have so many. but if this is the cabal among the administration to kind of say, we don't want to do it in your part of it, that would be huge mistake. so i'll calm down because you're going to get back t

the dca -- my whole point is you ought to propose to become a more visible champion for the dod assuring that you are doing a reimbursable basis is fully staffed, and they need a thousand people so they can begin making a dent in the backlog by 2014 and i am not here to make excuses for companies that if i am in charge of that function and company and i have seven or eight years that haven't been audited by would be worried about what is the impact? i have the claims. so i believe you can be a champion for that but probably the area with the biggest dollars we haven't spent much time on is logcap. you're going to transition to logcap and use dod support initially. that is correct. >> for life support, not for maintenance or other -- >> okay. okay. that's correct. is that transition going to be logcap iii or iv? >> logcap -- our action under logcap iv is supposed to be awarded july 31st. >> so you are in fact contused logcap iv -- >> yes, sir. >> -- where you have competed in consistent with the manner that we support. we kind of went along but fully support rock island army action. you'r

. >> timeframe wise for implementation of dca, what happens incrementally between now and 2014 towards full implementation? >> we go through series of additional use of resources, personnel and tax collections and enforcement. >> yeah, so you can really break up the work that we are going to need to do on the affordable care act into the technology infrastructure largely rounded refundable credits and connecting with the state exchanges and that is our biggest list between now and 2014. technology and operations is 82% of the request and the 2012 budget. it is building the infrastructure to hook up with all the state exchanges so that when people are registering, they can find out their eligibility for tax credit, can find out for tax credit and then we have the information flows in the money flows with the insurance companies to be paying those on a regular basis. and then there are some very -- tax law in the affordable care act that we need to implement immediately. there is a lot of immediately effective provisions such as there is a tax on an excise tax on tanning salons, which wa

. >> timeframe wise for implementation of dca, what happens incrementally between now and 2014 towards full implementation? >> we go through series of additional use of resources, personnel and tax collections and enforcement. >> yeah, so you can really break up the work that we are going to need to do on the affordable care act into the technology infrastructure largely rounded refundable credits and connecting with the state exchanges and that is our biggest list between now and 2014. technology and operations is 82% of the request and the 2012 budget. it is building the infrastructure to hook up with all the state exchanges so that when people are registering, they can find out their eligibility for tax credit, can find out for tax credit and then we have the information flows in the money flows with the insurance companies to be paying those on a regular basis. and then there are some very -- tax law in the affordable care act that

department of state can say that when a contract and officer recommends disbarment or suspension, or even if dca or dcma, somebody is recommending it, that there should be a justification that white -- is ignored. it seems so basic. you and i ended department and commission have a huge disagreement that we will continue to pursue. how many it this varmints, recommendations, -- debarment, recommendations have been made in the last year? >> that is not acceptable. let me tell you why it is not acceptable. you have to get back. what is not acceptable is you don't know what and yet you are saying it is burdensome. how can it be burdensome if you don't know it? >> i will provide the information for the wreck in and given your statement, mr. chairman, i will review the issue. >> let me tell you why you should. >> i will also consult other u.s. government agencies impacted as well. >> we know dod has -- maybe it is burdensome because maybe they have so many. but if this is a, all among the administration to kind of say we don't want to do it, and you are part of it, it would be a huge mistake i will ca

. >> timeframe wise for implementation of dca, what happens incrementally between now and 2014 towards full implementation? >> we go through series of additional use of resources, personnel and tax collections and enforcement. >> yeah, so you can really break up the work that we are going to need to do on the affordable care act into the technology infrastructure largely rounded refundable credits and connecting with the state exchanges and that is our biggest list between now and 2014. technology and operations is 82% of the request and the 2012 budget. it is building the infrastructure to hook up with all the state exchanges so that when people are registering, they can find out their eligibility for tax credit, can find out for tax credit and then we have the information flows in the money flows with the insurance companies to be paying those on a regular basis. and then there are some very -- tax law in the affordable care act that we need to implement immediately. there is a lot of immediately effective provisions such as there is a tax on an excise tax on tanning salons, which wa