Lawmakers’ NDAA Reforms Risk Undermining Defense Contract Oversight
As AI integration accelerates in the military, lawmakers are reducing the Department of Defense’s tools for pricing and contract scrutiny.
October 17, 2025
As AI integration accelerates in the military, lawmakers are reducing the Department of Defense’s tools for pricing and contract scrutiny.
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