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Judge Rules In Favor Of Air Force In 3DELRR Lawsuit

Judge Rules In Favor Of Air Force In 3DELRR Lawsuit
Lockheed Martin's 3DELRR prototype. Photo: Lockheed Martin.

A federal judge on Monday ruled in favor of the Air Force in the Three Dimensional Long Range Radar (3DELRR) lawsuit, according to a service spokesman.The ruling clears the way for the Air Force to recompete the 3DELRR award. Air Force spokesman Justin Oakes said Tuesday in an email that the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruling allows the service to re-enter source selection for 3DELRR and take corrective actions. The Air Force decided to re-open 3DELRR to competition after…

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