FY-17 budget shows $234M increase for OCX, $1.6B jump in total cost

By Courtney Albon / February 11, 2016 at 5:32 PM
The Air Force's fiscal year 2017 budget for the next-generation Global Positioning System ground control system includes a "late add" of $234 million to account for its best guess at how a new, two-year development delay will impact the near-term costs and shows a $1.6 billion spike in the program's total cost. Maj. Gen. Roger Teague, director of space programs in the Air Force's acquisition office, told reporters at a Feb. 11 briefing that the service has not yet completed...

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