Plans To Resolve Software Glitches Are Likely To Fall Short, Report States It likely will require more than an estimate $414 million in cost overruns and 15 months of delays to resolve software problems plaguing the next-generation Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) that someday will detect enemy missile launches. That was the conclusion of a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report to congressional committees. SBIRS has been beset with problems for some time, and its goals have been reset in 2002,…
SBIRS Cost Overruns Likely To Exceed $414 Million, And Delays To Exceed Estimates Of 15 Months, GAO Reports
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