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Sierra Nevada LAS Suit Also About Access To Commander Directed Investigation

Friday, June 15th, 2012

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Sierra Nevada Corp.’s lawsuit against the Air Force over the cancellation of the Light Air Support contract with Afghanistan is as much about getting access to the Commander Directed Investigation (CDI) as it is getting the $355 million contract reinstated. Sierra Nevada Vice President of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Business Development Taco Gilbert told Defense Daily yesterday in a telephone interview that the Air Force said it has refused to turn over the results of the CDI because it…

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