Weapons System Management and Team System Concept in Government Contracting, Hearings Before the Subcommittee for Special Investigations of ... , 86-1 Under the Authority of H. Res. 19, Hearings Held April 13 ... August 25, 19591959 - 775 pages |
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... problems . PERFORMANCE TREND MPH 2000 1 ALTITUDE FEET 80.000 1500 60.000 ALTITUDE 1000 40.000 SPEED 500 20.000 SEA 0 1920 1930 LEVEL 1940 1950 1960 1970 I won't comment on that chart particularly , gentlemen . I will leave it there for ...
... problems . PERFORMANCE TREND MPH 2000 1 ALTITUDE FEET 80.000 1500 60.000 ALTITUDE 1000 40.000 SPEED 500 20.000 SEA 0 1920 1930 LEVEL 1940 1950 1960 1970 I won't comment on that chart particularly , gentlemen . I will leave it there for ...
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... problem must be con- sidered in determining the proper balance for the system . This is only one of many considerations that are routine problems through all phases in development of a new weapon system . I believe it illustrates the ...
... problem must be con- sidered in determining the proper balance for the system . This is only one of many considerations that are routine problems through all phases in development of a new weapon system . I believe it illustrates the ...
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... problem is logically distributed so that it assumes reasonable proportions at each level of the pyramid . Let me now ... Problems arising from changes in specifications that require changes in other com- ponents or systems may be handled ...
... problem is logically distributed so that it assumes reasonable proportions at each level of the pyramid . Let me now ... Problems arising from changes in specifications that require changes in other com- ponents or systems may be handled ...
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... problems . To develop an airplane or a missile that works is one thing ; to develop one that can also be produced is another . Weapon system contracting enables produc- tion problems to be faced and solved throughout the design and ...
... problems . To develop an airplane or a missile that works is one thing ; to develop one that can also be produced is another . Weapon system contracting enables produc- tion problems to be faced and solved throughout the design and ...
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... problem . It is a system for providing answers to problems that are inherent in today's advanced weaponry . With your permission I would like to end my prepared statement here today . When I resume tomorrow , I will describe how weapon ...
... problem . It is a system for providing answers to problems that are inherent in today's advanced weaponry . With your permission I would like to end my prepared statement here today . When I resume tomorrow , I will describe how weapon ...
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Accounting Office Air Force Air Materiel Command aircraft airplane ALLEN associate contractors Atlas ATWOOD audit auditors BAILEY ballistic missile basis Boeing Boeing Co Bomarc BREWTON BUNKER Chairman Colonel BLATTEAU Colonel MEDBERRY committee competition contract price contracting officer Convair Corp correct cost data COURTNEY DAVIS Defense Department of Defense Division Dyna Soar Edward Hébert engineering equipment estimated costs evaluation facilities fixed-price Frank Pace furnished GAVIN going Government GROSS HARDY HÉBERT HESS incentive Lockheed McDonnell Aircraft ment military million Minuteman NAISH Navy negotiated North American Aviation operational percent performance personnel POWERS price proposals prime contractor procurement production profit purchase orders question Ramo-Wooldridge reasonable records redetermination responsibility Secretary MILNE Secretary TAYLOR SKEEN small business statement subcommittee subcontract prices subsystems target cost target price technical thing tion type of contract weapon system management
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Page 532 - ... arising out of both normal and abnormal employee turnover, or any other contingencies that can result in a forfeiture by employees of such deferred compensation. Adjustments shall be made only for forfeitures which directly or indirectly inure to the benefit of the...
Page 531 - Compensation for personal services includes all remuneration paid currently or accrued, in whatever form and whether paid immediately or deferred, for services rendered by employees to the contractor during the period of contract performance. It includes, but Is not limited to, salaries, wages, directors' and executive committee members...
Page 751 - The use of rough yardsticks (such as dollars per pound, per horsepower, or other units) to point up apparent gross inconsistencies which should be subjected to...
Page 531 - Salaries and Wages. Salaries and wages for current services include gross compensation paid to employees in the form of cash, products, or services, and are allowable. However, premiums for overtime, extra-pay shifts, and multishift work are allowable to the extent approved pursuant to 12.102.
Page 182 - The committee will stand in recess, subject to call of the Chair. (Whereupon, at 11...
Page 731 - This report is also being sent today to the President of the Senate. Copies are being sent to the President of the United States and to the Secretary of Labor.
Page 532 - ... determined to be reasonable and such costs are paid or accrued pursuant to an agreement entered into in good faith between the contractor and the employees before the services were rendered, or pursuant to an established plan followed by the contractor so consistently as to imply, in effect, an agreement to make such payment (but see 15.107).
Page 391 - Profit or fee is only one element of price and normally represents a smaller proportion of the total price than do such other estimated elements as labor and material. While the public interest requires that excessive profits be avoided, the contracting officer should not become so preoccupied with particular elements of a contractor's estimate of cost and profits that the most important consideration, the total price itself, is distorted or diminished in its significance.
Page 325 - ... (2) The Contractor agrees to make available at the office of the Contractor at all reasonable times during the period set forth in subparagraph (4) below any of the records for inspection, audit or reproduction by any authorized representative of the Comptroller General.
Page 214 - If the contracting officer believes that the subcontracting plan submitted pursuant to this section does not reflect the best effort by the bidder to award subcontracts to small and small disadvantaged firms to the fullest extent consistent with the efficient performance...