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An empirical look at DOD contract spending

By Brian Waagner on May 10, 2011
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From 30,000 feet, we all know about the dramatic increase in federal contract expenditures over the last 10 years. An interesting report [pdf] published by the Center for Strategic and International Studies takes a much closer look at DOD contract spending since 1990. It does a good job of quantifying the increase in service contracts, the increase in Army contracts as a percentage of overall DOD spending, and the increase in the use of multiple-award contracts such as the Federal Supply Schedule. It concludes with a comparison of the list of the Top 20 DOD contractors from 1999 and the same list from 2009. Definitely worth a read.

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Brian is the leader of the Government Contracts practice group at Husch Blackwell LLP. Brian represents contractors in federal, state, and local bid protests, contract administration and compliance matters, and in litigation involving complex claims and disputes.

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