Bill Greenwalt

Elizabeth Warren

Are increase progress payments actually helping defense industry? Warren wants to know

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is concerned funds won’t make it to the subcontractors who need it most.

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Why DoD may have given Amazon every reason to protest JEDI

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Thornberry considering punishing DoD for moving too slowly on new laws

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DoD is dragging its feet on following the law and it could be a national security issue

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Longtime Defense acquisition expert accepts R&D job at PSC

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In new ‘how-to’ guide, Pentagon’s innovation outpost urges rest of DoD to adopt rapid acquisition

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Bill Greenwalt, visiting fellow, American Enterprise Institute

President Barack Obama is going to name a replacement for outgoing Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel. The White House expects to formally nominate former Deputy…

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Bill Greenwalt, Fellow, American Enterprise Institute

Today is the first of a three-day series here at Federal News Radio called The Missing Pieces of Procurement Reform. Today’s focus is legislating reform….

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Bill Greenwalt, Fellow, American Enterprise Institute

The Defense Department and Congress are trying too hard to reinvent the wheel in their debates on acquisition reform. That’s according to Bill Greenwalt — he’s former deputy under secretary of defense for industrial policy — and now a fellow of the Marilyn Ware Center for Security Studies at the American Enterprise Institute. He says the Pentagon should look back to the 1950s as a model for defense acquisition reform.

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