Customer Requirements Hold DISA's Attention

摘要

The U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency is beginning a major scrub of user requirements as it proceeds with its new commercial satellite services acquisition process. The communications agency is taking a hard look at thousands of customer requirements to determine the validity of some against the necessity of others. This action serves two purposes. One is to purge the list of obsolete requirements that might have served a purpose years ago, but now are not needed. The other is to eliminate redundancy among similar requirements. Both goals aim at streamlining the contracting process and providing more efficient service to agency consumers.