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MDAPS
(redirected from Major Defense Acquisition Programs)

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MDAPSMajor Defense Acquisition Programs


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system; and three, I manage many of the important aspects of the OUSD(AT&L)'s interaction with Congress--such as rollout of the president's budget--in the investment areas, including funding of the major defense acquisition programs (MDAPs), funding for spending in science and technology, funding for logistics support, and funding for installations support and construction.
Planning and budgeting DoD's weapons systems by Spruill, Nancy / Defense AT & L
performance of major defense acquisition programs in cost and schedule is a reflection of these inadequacies.
Acquisition work force reform will require steady commitment by Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr. / National Defense
The administration is committed to making trade-offs among cost, schedule, and performance to significantly reduce cost growth in major defense acquisition programs," the White House
House expected to pass Pentagon reform bill by Andrea Shalal-Esa / Reuters US Online Report Politics News
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