The F-35 is Back in the Air
After an investigation into a cracked engine blade, the Joint Strike Fighter flies again.
Boosting and a Little Tough Love for Navy Buyers
Contracting veterans urge government contracting staff to love their profession or leave it.
Navy to Relocate Triton Program to Pt. Mugu
About 700 jobs will be moving to California to support the Navy’s surveillance drone.
Another Rough Week for the JSF
Safety investigations, layoffs and official criticism buffet the Joint Strike Fighter program.
DoD Slowing Contractor Payments to Preserve Cash Flow
Pentagon says it will honor current contracts but faces a cash crunch with sequestration.
Furloughs Won’t Hit Immediately in March
Federal civilian furloughs might take until April to roll out.
Federal Union Wants Contractors to Pay for Cuts
American Federation of Government Employees says savings on contracts could cover furlough costs.
Pentagon: BRAC Is Back for Fiscal 2014
Another round of base closure will be proposed in the fiscal 2014 Pentagon budget request March 25.
