By Geoff Fein For the first time the Navy has acknowledged that it will likely not meet its goal of awarding a contract for 10 Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) this summer as the service continues to seek additional information from both competing teams. Additionally, the Defense Acquisition Board now won't meet until mid-October to give the green light to the Navy to proceed with the LCS contract award. Since moving to a "winner-take-all" acquisition strategy last year, the Navy has…
Navy Won’t Make LCS Award Before Fall, Awaits Further Industry Responses
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