CSPAN2 Today In Washington March 22, 2011
>> programs that are expecting constant cost burdens will not survive, poorly performing programs will not survive. or should not survive. here again in gay has done a terrific job in a number of areas, gmt bad, sm3 and so forth to incentivize schedule and alternatively penalize the schedule slips. look into the supply chain in our missile manufacturing, and understand where we can realize better value in the supply chain, provide incentives to prime contractors to realize that value differentially reward them, subcontractor b...
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