By Ann Roosevelt The Army can re-evaluate its acquisition strategy for the Family of Medium tactical Vehicles (FMTV) competitive rebuy, now that it must relook its award to Oshkosh [OSK] in light of recent acquisition reforms, BAE Systems officials said. "In our view, this would be an absolute opportune time for senior leadership of arm, and Department of Defense take a look at this issue," said Al Crews, vice president of contracts and legal, BAE Systems in a teleconference yesterday.…
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