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File #: 19-6397   
Type: Staff Briefing - Without Ordinance
In control: Audit and Accountability Committee
On agenda: 9/17/2019
Posting Language: AU19-004 Audit of Aviation Rental Car Concession Agreements
Attachments: 1. AU19-004 Audit of Aviation - Rental Car Concession Agreements
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AUDIT COMMITTEE SUMMARY
September 17, 2019
Aviation Rental Car Concession Agreements Audit
Report Issued July 17, 2019

Audit Objective

Determine if Aviation rental car concession agreements are adequately managed and City concession receipts are accurate.

Background

The Aviation Properties and Concessions Department oversees the rental car companies operating at the San Antonio Airport (SAT). The SAT contracts with eight different entities through formal agreements to provide on-site rental car services to customers. According to the agreements, rental car companies must pay the City Rental Car Concession Revenue.

Rental Car Concession Revenue consists of three categories; Ground Rent which is $1.00 per square foot of leased space, Minimum Annual Guaranteed Payments, and ten percent of rental car company's gross revenue earned at the airport. In fiscal year 2018, SAT received $11,585,985 in Rental Car Concession Revenue, which is approximately 11% of total Airport operating revenue of $100,976,000.

Audit Scope & Methodology

The audit scope included all Rental Car Concession agreements and Rental Car Concession revenue received during fiscal year 2018. We interviewed management and key staff from Aviation to obtain an understanding of how concession contracts are monitored and how payments are received and processed. We used the contract terms and COSA Procurement Policy and Procedures Manual as criteria for our test work.

We determined compliance with key terms of the contracts, we reviewed documentation including insurance certificates, monthly revenue and commission reports, Aviation monitoring and tracking spreadsheets, and annual certified reports received from concessionaires. Testing included evaluating whether the supporting documents obtained were appropriate, sufficient and in compliance with the agreements.

Audit Conclusions

Overall, internal controls need improvement to ensure the City's Rental Car Concession Agreements are properly managed and...

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