Alan Chvotkin, executive VP & counsel at the Professional Services Council, discusses the state of conferencing the National Defense Authorization Act, and the impact a late NDAA would have on contracting.
Todd Harrison, director of the Aerospace Security Project at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, outlines congressional reaction to U.S. Space Command and the coming debate over the new command’s headquarters.
Bill Greenwalt, senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security, discusses how the defense appropriations process will play out, and the potential for a year without an NDAA
David Berteau, president & CEO of the Professional Services Council outlines provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act that are of interest to defense contractors, and what he hopes to be in the final bill.
Kea Matory, director of Legislative Policy at NDIA discusses how conferencing of the Defense Authorization act will play out, and how proposed changes to acquisition regulations will impact the industrial base.
Bob Hale, senior executive adviser at Booz Allen Hamilton, discusses the progress in NDAA negotiations, and how vacancies in the Department of Defense will impact them.
Roger Zakheim, director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Foundation & Institute, discusses what the turnover at DoD means for the Pentagon on the world stage, and research into the National Security Industrial Base.
