Audit Uncovers Shortcomings In Navy Procurement
June 29 2011
Australia
An Australian government audit has found a number of deficiencies in the navy's procurement process, reports the Sydney Morning Herald.
The audit covered 20 projects worth more than Aus$23 billion (US$24 billion), including warship procurement, upgrades and two helicopter programs.
The report indicates a lack of communication between the navy, the defense agencies that identify needed equipment and those that purchase it causes confusion, delays and cost increases. ...
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