The US Army still intends to purchase a new Common Tactical Truck (CTT) fleet, but it is re-examining the parameters for its prototyping competition, according to the service's Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology Doug Bush.

Companies interested in competing for the USD5.1 billion CTT contract were notified on 10 February that the army was indefinitely delaying the release of a draft request for prototype proposals. Rae Higgins, a spokesperson with the army's Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support, told Janes

The US Army still intends to purchase a new Common Tactical Truck (CTT) fleet, but it is re-examining the parameters for its prototyping competition, according to the service's Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology Doug Bush.

Companies interested in competing for the USD5.1 billion CTT contract were notified on 10 February that the army was indefinitely delaying the release of a draft request for prototype proposals. Rae Higgins, a spokesperson with the army's Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support, told Janes

The US Army still intends to purchase a new Common Tactical Truck (CTT) fleet, but it is re-examining the parameters for its prototyping competition, according to the service's Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology Doug Bush.

Companies interested in competing for the USD5.1 billion CTT contract were notified on 10 February that the army was indefinitely delaying the release of a draft request for prototype proposals. Rae Higgins, a spokesperson with the army's Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support, told Janes

The US Army still intends to purchase a new Common Tactical Truck (CTT) fleet, but it is re-examining the parameters for its prototyping competition, according to the service's Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology Doug Bush.

Companies interested in competing for the USD5.1 billion CTT contract were notified on 10 February that the army was indefinitely delaying the release of a draft request for prototype proposals. Rae Higgins, a spokesperson with the army's Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support, told Janes

The US Army still intends to purchase a new Common Tactical Truck (CTT) fleet, but it is re-examining the parameters for its prototyping competition, according to the service's Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology Doug Bush.

Companies interested in competing for the USD5.1 billion CTT contract were notified on 10 February that the army was indefinitely delaying the release of a draft request for prototype proposals. Rae Higgins, a spokesperson with the army's Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support, told Janes

The US Army still intends to purchase a new Common Tactical Truck (CTT) fleet, but it is re-examining the parameters for its prototyping competition, according to the service's Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology Doug Bush.

Companies interested in competing for the USD5.1 billion CTT contract were notified on 10 February that the army was indefinitely delaying the release of a draft request for prototype proposals. Rae Higgins, a spokesperson with the army's Program Executive Office for Combat Support and Combat Service Support, told Janes