Impact of Budget Constraints
Leveraging data and acquisition expertise, DIIG analyzes the effects of the defense drawdown on the defense industrial base
The presence of a technologically superior defense industrial base has been a foundation of the U.S. strategy since the end of World War II. However, since the implementation of the 2011 Budget Control Act’s mandatory reductions to the federal budget, Congressional, DoD, government oversight, and industry officials have all expressed concerns over the health and future of the defense industrial base. Yet this discussion has largely been anecdotal and lacking in empirical support. Through analysis of trends in prime and subprime DoD contract data and ongoing discussions with acquisition experts, DIIG’s research effort seeks to measure the impact of the current defense drawdown across the industrial base. This research benefits both academics and industry, as both groups seek to better understand the ripple effects of an external market shock, such as the current defense budget drawdown, on an industrial base.
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National Technology and Industrial Base Integration: How to Overcome Barriers and Capitalize on Cooperation
Event — March 9, 2018
Charting a New Course for the Industrial Base
Event — January 22, 2018
Measuring the Impact of Sequestration and the Drawdown on the Defense Industrial Base
Report by Gregory Sanders, Andrew Philip Hunter, and Rhys McCormick — January 22, 2018
Prospects for the Defense Budget in the New Administration
Event — January 23, 2017
Defense Outlook: A CSIS Series on Strategy, Budget, Forces, and Acquisition
Event — January 27, 2016
The Competition for Capital in the National Security Sector
Event — December 7, 2015
The Defense Budget and Industry: Looking Beyond the Budget Caps
Event — December 2, 2015
The Industrial Base After the Drawdown
Event — October 21, 2015
How to Tackle the Cost of Sustainment?
Event — October 16, 2015
Defense Acquisition Reform: Rethinking the Packard Commission Approach after 30 years
Event — July 17, 2015