Terry Raney, @Section809Panel commissioner, discusses the panel’s final findings, and key changes that need to be made to defense acquisition regulations.
https://t.co/mN9b6WuEmg
Want to learn more about the @Section809Panel's recommendations for streamlining & codifying U.S. #acquisition regulations? Visit https://t.co/AxMgkbdqS2 for a Roadmap to the Section 809 Panels' Reports. #809Panel
Come out Sept 10 for a FREE discussion of what's happening with panel recommendations. Register with the generous host, @napawash. https://t.co/7vEJdeRMe7
@Section809Panel The Panel sunsets tonite. The Commissioners & Staff spent 3 years delivering 4 reports & a Roadmap to put DoD’s Acq Sys on a warfooting to deliver capability to warfighters inside the turn of near peer competitors & nonstate actors. SECDEF & Congress take action.
This huge and surprising. Pentagon prevails in legal challenge to its JEDI Cloud contract | Federal News Network https://t.co/vtc5nDgxVM via @FederalNewsNet
"Discipline in DoD’s spending & procurement has come to be the rule and not the exception. How America’s largest bureaucracy got there is a story of tough accountability, right incentives, & tenacious focus on the needs of troops themselves." @DefenseOne https://t.co/OkUuLszAY7
"The sad truth is, unless government and contractors step up and persistently advocate for change, there’s a high likelihood that the panel’s recommendations will die on the vine." @FederalNewsNet https://t.co/9YjWHUfozF
Panel chairman @drabkind discusses core panel recs and what actions DOD can take now to better deliver capability to the warfighter. https://t.co/bfq77M6qL6
.@Section809Panel delivered proposals to Congress and the Defense Dept. about prices DoD pays and how it decides on pricing.
Panel member Patrick Fitzgerald, of Baker Tilly, joined @tteminWFED to discuss pricing provisions and their impact: https://t.co/B7CkKv4zBw
"Lynch gave technical teams the ability to waive any DoD policy “if it was in the way of the mission” during his stint at DoD." https://t.co/Mz0ekDALJT
"White House is leaning toward a continuing resolution instead of a broader deal. But that’s a no-go with McConnell, who told reporters it would be “unacceptable ... from a defense point of view,” as would sequestration." @reporterjoe@defense_news https://t.co/dQE3bsSD1m
@NationalDefense @StewMagnusonNDM Thanks for sharing this generous guidance and reminding PR professionals to step out of their shoes and see from the editor's perspective. It all comes down to audience awareness.
“Policy does not drive results. People drive results. If you’re putting a dashboard in front of somebody, but they don’t know how it was created, what fed up into it, they may make potentially dangerous decisions.” @FederalNewsNet@jheckmanWFED https://t.co/mX2YigBHva
"To move DoD into the future, panel recommends creating 2 levels of coordinated portfolios. Requirements & budgeting coordinated across both levels would reduce problems such as inadequate/misaligned funding or redundant capabilities." @BreakingDefense https://t.co/Cd72ic6NEm
OMB guidance continues work of FITARA. “Aligning common investments like data centers, end-user devices, software, & networks and linking budget & performance is critical to make informed decisions about performance of these investments." @FederalTimes https://t.co/ov0cC5uH9u
Inhofe: "We’ve still got more work to do on the NDAA. We need to conference with the House, and get a conference report enacted by October 1. In the month of July we’ve also got to do our annual funding bills, and reach a budget deal.” @BreakingDefense https://t.co/NEjaTA2PhU