‘Eyes wide open’: potential for risks and rewards with feds’ new ‘rapid’ and ‘less-competitive’ approach to defence procurement, say observers
The government's efforts to reform defence procurement by accelerating acquisitions are being lauded by industry experts, but they also warn the approach could come with pitfalls such as cost overruns and delays.
The federal government is adopting a new, "less competitive," and more result-oriented approach to defence procurement by running accelerated processes, observers say, with one warning Canadians to watch with "eyes wide open" for risk of cost overruns and delays as future co...
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