On the recordMarch 7, 2016
Those characteristics would seem to point at least as strongly in favor of a fixed price contract as they would cost-plus.
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congress.govThose characteristics would seem to point at least as strongly in favor of a fixed price contract as they would cost-plus.
Senator Cotton argues for fixed price contracts based on technology characteristics.
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