Pentagon
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Air Force
DoD Reports Increase In F-35 Acquisition Costs
F-35 acquisition costs increased $7.4 billion over a year, up 1.9 percent from last year, according to the 2013 Selected Acquisition Report (SAR) submitted to Congress Thursday. Acquisition costs rose […]
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Business/Financial
OSD to Examine How to Share Early Requirements Without Creating Misunderstandings
The Defense Department hopes to share its early requirements with industry more often as long as it can find a way to do so without creating misunderstandings, Assistant Secretary of […]
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International
Canada’s Review Of F-35 Complete; Under Evaluation
A review commissioned by the Canadian government to evaluate whether the country should proceed with plans to buy Lockheed Martin’s [LMT] F-35 or consider other aircraft in a possible competition […]
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Budget
Sequestration’s Return Would Hit Procurement, R&D By $66 billion
The Pentagon will be forced to cut spending on procurement and research and development by more than $66 billion dollars over a four-year beginning in fiscal 2016 if Congress does […]
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Air Force
Air Force Warns Sequestration Caps Could Re-Open KC-46 Tanker Contract
The Air Force could be on the hook for increased costs in the KC-46 aerial refueling tanker program if it has to re-open its contract with prime contractor Boeing [BA] […]
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Budget
Lawmakers Formally Ask Kerry To Cease Trade With Russia Involving Military Equipment
Eleven lawmakers formally asked Secretary of State John Kerry Monday to immediately halt trade of military equipment with Russia, including the acquisition of 22 Mi-17 helicopters that are part of […]
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Air Force
DoD, Congress Should Prioritize Long-Range ISR, Strike Aircraft, CSBA Says
The Defense Department and Congress should give preference to fielding long-range intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) and strike aircraft to bolster the U.S. military posture in the Asia-Pacific and enable […]
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Navy/USMC
Navy Plans To Award Presidential Helicopter Contract Next Month
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.–The Navy is awarding the contract for the next presidential helicopter in the weeks ahead, despite there being only one publicly known bidder in the competition. Capt. Dean […]
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Air Force
Navy’s Potential F-35C Software Delay Won’t Increase Program Costs, Bogdan Says
The Navy’s could potentially miss its 2018 deadline for having its F-35 software in place, but it won’t result in cost increases, according to the Defense Department’s program leader. F-35 […]
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Pentagon
AM General Credits DLA With $1.62 Million After DoD IG Finds Overpayment
AM General has credited the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime with $1.62 million after a Defense Department Inspector General (DoD IG) audit found the government made numerous missteps […]