Military Acquisition and Procurement

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Maintaining a military that is prepared to face uncertain future security challenges often requires the acquisition and procurement of new and technologically advanced equipment, which is a major expense for any nation. For decades, RAND has researched and evaluated military acquisition and procurement activities, providing essential recommendations to allow military decisionmakers to manage costs and streamline the acquisition process more effectively.

Research conducted by: RAND National Security Research Division; RAND Project AIR FORCE; RAND Arroyo Center; RAND Justice, Infrastructure, and Environment; RAND Europe

Journal Articles (3)

Arming Europe — Jan 1, 2005

Examines the consolidation of Europe's defense industry since the end of the Cold War, and the industry's difficulties with U.S. licensing procedures.

Internet Reverse Auctions: Valuable Tool In Experienced Hands — Jan 1, 2002

Internet Reverse Auctions: Valuable Tool In Experienced Hands

Beginning of Military Cost Analysis, 1950-1961 — Jan 1, 1979

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