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Public-Private Competitions: Processes Used for C-5 Aircraft Award Appear Reasonable

NSIAD-98-72 Published: Jan 20, 1998. Publicly Released: Jan 20, 1998.
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Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO reviewed the Air Force's solicitation and selection of a source for C-5 aircraft depot maintenance, focusing on whether the: (1) procedures used to conduct the C-5 competition provided substantially equal opportunity for the public and private offerors to compete for the workload without regard to work performance location; (2) procedures complied with the requirements of all applicable provisions of law and the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR); and (3) C-5 award results in the lowest total cost to the Department of Defense for performance of the workload.

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Air Force procurementAircraft maintenanceBase closuresMilitary aircraftMilitary cost controlPrivatizationU.S. Air ForceBid proposalsPrivate sectorPublic-private partnerships