Three years ago, the Special Operations Forces (SOF) identified a shortfall in ground mobility that denied access to austere terrain. In response, United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) pursued the acquisition of a unique vehicle to address this capability gap. The culling and clarification of requirements, combined with a unique source selection approach, allowed USSOCOM to compress acquisition cycle time and expedite the acquisition of Ground Mobility Vehicle 1.1.
Best Value Strategy: Raising Special Ops Mobility
2015
3 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Special operations forces , Mobility , United states special operations command , Military acquisition , Military capabilities , Military requirements , Ground vehicles , Program management , Sof (special operations forces) , Gmv (ground mobility vehicle) , Gmv 1.1 , Cpd (capabilities production documents) , Kpp (key performance parameters) , Sordac (special operations research development and acquisition center) , Pm-fosov (program manager for the family of special operations vehicles) , Trl (technology readiness level) , Bbp (better buying power) , Ussocom (us special operations command)
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