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DoD Acquisition System: Structured, Regulated and Robust

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What would necessitate the DoD to have a structured, regulated, and robust acquisition system?

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The Department of Defense requires a structured, regulated, and robust acquisition system to ensure that the force is modernized, recapitalized, and sustained within the available resources. This system is required to ensure that affordability based constraints are imposed on acquisition and maintenance costs. it is necessary for DoD to have a structured, regulated, and robust acquisition system to reduce costs and increase productivity for major defense acquisition programs. The system must keep the forces competitive. Acquisition systems must support ...

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