By Marina Malenic The Defense Department is just weeks from completing negotiations on the price of the next 32 F-35 Joint Strike Fighters it will buy from prime contractor Lockheed Martin [LMT], the company's CEO said yesterday. Robert Stevens said he is ready to sign a fixed-price contract with the government for the fourth production lot of the jets two years ahead of schedule. "We are doing that because of the confidence we have in the program," he said during…
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