As the Navy mulls over the next iteration of SeaPort-e, analysts say changes the service has proposed are raising questions of how some naval commands will fulfill their contracting needs going forward. The contracting vehicle dating back to 2001 was established by the Navy to consolidate and save money on services contracts. Naval Sea Systems Command is the primary administrator but several other system commands use the vehicle. "I was surprised to see that two of the major Navy [commands...
