Official: NAVAIR 'not a fan' of lowest-price technically acceptable contracts

By Lee Hudson / August 2, 2016 at 11:13 AM
Naval Air Systems Command, similar to other organizations within the Defense Department, is "not a fan" of lowest-price technically acceptable contracts because the structure does not offer flexibility, according to a Navy official. Douglas Dawson, the command's tactical airlift, adversary and support aircraft program manager, said July 20 during a presentation at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, MD, that most of the contracts orchestrated in his office follow the best value structure. The majority of programs in Dawson's portfolio are...

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