Acquisition reform may be the bridge, but the paths from prototype to funded program remains unclear.
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Nick Wakeman,Editor-in-Chief, Washington Technology
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Nick Wakeman
Defense Business Brief: Tech Summit recap; Invoking the Defense Production Act; and INDOPACOM’s name change
Changes to US weapons sales practices should emerge later this year, says Pentagon official - Breaking Defense
NDAA provisions would reshape Pentagon’s use of ownership stakes in private companies
NDAA provisions would reshape Pentagon’s use of ownership stakes of private companies
The Defense Production Act has entered the munitions chat even as concerns persist about weapons stockpiles spent in the…
The agreements come as part of the Arsenal of Freedom initiative and involve defense companies Northrop Grumman and Lockheed…
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“If it's not in the FAR, and it doesn't tell you you can't do it, then you should consider it,” Office of Federal Procurement…
The watchdog's annual weapons systems assessment revealed new details about high-profile programs, from Air Force One to Army…
“The way I've approached this — knowing how smaller companies work — is fast yeses and fast nos. The worst thing for a small…
