Economic Impact of Federal Procurement: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, Second Session, Volume 7, Pages 94-966U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966 - 422 pages Reviews DOD procurement practices and spending reduction efforts. |
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action activities Air Force aircraft Army assigned Assistant Secretary assure automatic data processing Budget Bureau Buy American Act Captain RYDER Chairman DOUGLAS circular civilian commercial committee competitive CONGRESS contractor cost criteria DCASR Defense Department Defense Supply Agency Department of Defense depot DIPEC disposal Economic effective employees established evaluation excess executive agencies facilities Federal Procurement fiscal year 1965 Fort DeRussy Government property IGNATIUS included increase inspection installations inventory Joint Economic Committee KNOTT Logistics material ment military departments million Navy Office operations percent performance personnel plant equipment priority problem procedures product or service property administrators purchase quality program records reduce reimbursed Representative CURTIS Representative GRIFFITHS requirements responsibility result savings Secretary MCNAMARA Secretary of Defense Senator JORDAN specific subcommittee suppliers surplus tion utilization Vietnam Zero Defects program
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