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Full-Text Articles in Government Contracts
Max And Ralph: Unruly Children Of Limited-Form Requirements Contracts, David E. Boelzner
Max And Ralph: Unruly Children Of Limited-Form Requirements Contracts, David E. Boelzner
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Contingency Contracting In The Low-Intensity Conflict Environment, Steve Bell
Contingency Contracting In The Low-Intensity Conflict Environment, Steve Bell
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The United States military presence in Central and South America is under attack, both literally and politically, as bombings and sniper fire directed against U.S. military personnel characterize the low-intensity conflict (LIC) environment in certain parts of Latin America. The process of contracting support for U.S. forces in a LIC environment is oriented toward sustaining operations in the field, as opposed to contracting for mobilization or surge production. A significant characteristic of this field support is that a contracting officer (KO) deploys overseas with the supported military unit. Some of the unique concerns faced by a KO deploying with an …