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Year-Long CR Threatens C-130J Multi-Year Contract Negotiations, LaPlante Says

Year-Long CR Threatens C-130J Multi-Year Contract Negotiations, LaPlante Says
Coast Guard HC-130J long-range surveillance aircraft. Photo: Coast Guard

A year-long continuing resolution (CR) threatens to end Air Force negotiations with Lockheed Martin [LMT] over a multi-year deal worth billions of dollars for more than 75 C-130J aircraft, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition William LaPlante said Tuesday.“Has [this] ever been done before?” LaPlante asked at a Defense One event in Arlington, Va., adding that the Air Force was about ready to reach a deal. “Well, we might do it this year if we have a year-long…

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