A DoD contractor awarded a contract with a period of performance spanning the schedule of domestic content threshold increases will be required to comply with each increased threshold for the items in each year of delivery. Besides the threshold increases, like the 2022 FAR revision, the proposed ...
establish a dedicated program to manage procurement of a hypersonic capability -- both defensive and offensive -- in development since 2018 and slated to begin production in fiscal year 2024, breaking the Standard Missile-6 Block IB off from other variants of the SM-6 for cost and schedule ...
The Pentagon is poised to advance development of the AIM-9X Sidewinder Block II missile for the Navy and Air Force following cost and schedule overruns. The Defense Acquisition Board recently reviewed the program successfully, paving the way for a material development decision (MDD) for the Navy-...
Service members who schedule their moves as soon as possible have a better chance of getting the move date they want, with the best movers available. The peak moving season is from May 15 to Aug. 31, and military moves are competing with those in the civilian popul...
The article reports on the release of Selected Acquisition Reports (SARs) by the U.S. Department of Defense which include the details on major defense acquisition cost and schedule changes. SARs summarize the latest estimate of cost, schedule, and technical status and are prepared annually with ...
In June 2009, the Department of Defense (DOD) terminated the Navy s VH-71 presidential helicopter acquisition program because of cost growth, schedule delays, and a projected shortfall in system performance. The Navy subsequently began efforts to define a follow-on program (the VXX program) to ...
A ballistic missile target malfunctioned during a key test required to make an operational assessment of the Long Range Discrimination Radar, dealing the new sensor project another schedule setback and putting the Pentagon in the position of taking ownership of a new weapon before validating it...