Senate lawmakers press Pentagon for greater price transparency
The lawmakers want to know whether DoD will disqualify contractors that refuse to provide necessary cost and pricing data.
The lawmakers want to know whether DoD will disqualify contractors that refuse to provide necessary cost and pricing data.
“We have struggled with finding a solution that we need today, which is a more modular, flexible solution,” Lynda Armer said. “We’re looking at the strategy.”
“They’ve got a tough challenge because they’ve got an administration that has overall said, we don’t want to regulate superintelligence,” said Emily Murphy.
“We’re getting our technical priorities directly from commanders, so we’re investing in real problems with real needs and real opportunities,” said Matt Willis.
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Another bid protest was filed after DISA concluded that Leidos was the only company capable of transitioning all combatant commands to DoDNet.
“This kind of cuts both ways for American companies that are looking to benefit from Buy America rules,” Dan Ramish said.
“It gets you that high-level attention. It also gets you monies that are earmarked for that particular thing,” said Stephanie Kostro.
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If commercial firms can participate in the most technologically advanced programs, officials say, those projects could become more innovative and cheaper.