Defense industrial base: industrial preparedness and nuclear war survival : hearings before the Joint committee on Defense Production, Congress of the United States, Ninety-fourth Congress, second session ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - Industrial mobilization |
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... contractors has in any way deteriorated and , if so , to what degree . As each is com- pleted , actions will be recommended , and , if the impact of the actions is assessed as positive , they will then be implemented . Most of our ...
... contractors has in any way deteriorated and , if so , to what degree . As each is com- pleted , actions will be recommended , and , if the impact of the actions is assessed as positive , they will then be implemented . Most of our ...
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... contractors , through acquisitions and expan- sion , began entering the subcontract field . As a result ... contractor interest in Navy ship construction programs . We also observed an aging of plants and equipment with little investment ...
... contractors , through acquisitions and expan- sion , began entering the subcontract field . As a result ... contractor interest in Navy ship construction programs . We also observed an aging of plants and equipment with little investment ...
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... contractors has deteriorated and , if so , to what degree . As each is completed , actions will be recommended , and , if the impact of the actions is assessed as positive , they will be implemented . Most of our studies are still in ...
... contractors has deteriorated and , if so , to what degree . As each is completed , actions will be recommended , and , if the impact of the actions is assessed as positive , they will be implemented . Most of our studies are still in ...
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... contractors , not all but most of them , are primarily operating in the private sector , as you know . They are not exclusively defense contractors . Defense is a part of their op- eration , anything from 1 to 10 percent on the average ...
... contractors , not all but most of them , are primarily operating in the private sector , as you know . They are not exclusively defense contractors . Defense is a part of their op- eration , anything from 1 to 10 percent on the average ...
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... contractors indicates that many of them , especially the smaller ones involved in subcontracting or supplying of components , feel that the industry is over - regulated due to regulations that apply to cost - plus contracts . Would it ...
... contractors indicates that many of them , especially the smaller ones involved in subcontracting or supplying of components , feel that the industry is over - regulated due to regulations that apply to cost - plus contracts . Would it ...
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Page 117 - Contractor to third parties arising out of the performance of this contract; provided that such claims are not known to the Contractor on the date of the execution of the release; and provided further that the Contractor gives notice of such claims in writing to the Contracting Officer not more than...
Page 117 - Any cost incurred by the contractor under the terms of this contract which would constitute allowable cost under the provisions of this clause shall be included in determining the amount payable under this contract, notwithstanding any provisions contained in the specifications or other documents incorporated in this contract by reference, designating services to be performed or materials to be furnished by the contractor at his expense or without cost to the Government. § 2-7.250-5 Assignment of...
Page 113 - Contractor: (1) the cost thereof (hereinafter referred to as "allowable cost") determined by the Contracting Officer to be allowable In accordance with...
Page 77 - Depreciation. (a) Depreciation is a charge to current operations which distributes the cost of a tangible capital asset, less estimated residual value, over the estimated useful life of the asset in a systematic and logical manner. It does not involve a process of valuation.
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Page 79 - ... charges may be negotiated for any such assets if warranted after taking into consideration the cost of the facility or item involved, the estimated useful life remaining at time of negotiation, the...
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