Challenges in meeting shipbuilding cost, schedule, and performance goals have resulted in a less-capable and smaller fleet today than the Navy planned over 10 years ago. While the Navy is continuing to accept delivery of ships, it has received $24 billion more infunding than originally planned but has 50 fewer ships in its inventory today, as compared to the goals it first established in its 2007 long-range shipbuilding plan. Cost growth has contributed to the erosion of the Navys buying power with ship costs exceeding estimatesby over $11 billion during this time frame.
Navy Shipbuilding: Past Performance Provides Valuable Lessons for Future Investments
2018
40 pages
Report
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Englisch
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