Fixed-Price Approach LimitsPentagon Risk On SDB II

Credit: Raytheon
The $450-million fixed-price contract won last month by Raytheon to develop and build the Small Diameter Bomb (SDB) II will likely be a model for future deals, including the contentious KC-135 replacement, in a fiscally constrained Pentagon. And it is giving the service confidence as it proceeds...

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