The task force believes that increased funds should be devoted to the development of so-called dual-use technologies--that is, technologies that have application both for defense and commercial markets--by entering into partnerships with the private sector. Dual-use technologies will be increasingly important to ensure efficient use of defense procurement resources, and advances in this area will have the added benefit of strengthening the U.S. commercial sector. In order for these projects to be effective, there should be a requirement that half of the funding be provided by non-federal participants.
Jeff Bingaman: “The task force believes that increased funds should be devoted to the development of so-called dual-use…”
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Discussing the importance of dual-use technologies in defense and commercial sectors.
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