A new Pentagon organization charged with overseeing military contracting during overseas operations is slated to begin its work by the end of the year, according to a new Defense Department report. Defense leaders recently approved the establishment of a so-called Joint Contingency Contract Support office, and officials will begin filling its ranks by the end of this fiscal year, the document states. Defense officials designed the outfit as a standing deployable headquarters, which means its 25 to 30 members will...
