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“Pentagon has limited leverage when negotiating prices or holding contractors accountable”
by William Hartung View original article

Analyzed on 2026-09-25T23:42:48+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-25

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These companies make most of the bombs, missiles, combat aircraft, helicopters, tanks, and other major weapons systems purchased by the U.S. government, which gives the Pentagon limited leverage when it tries to negotiate reasonable prices or hold contractors to account for shoddy work.

Extracted from: Arms industry's price gouging shows how greed trumps national interest ,

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responsiblestatecraft.org credibility 0.50 Supports

“These companies make most of the bombs, missiles, combat aircraft, helicopters, tanks, and other major weapons systems purchased by the U.S. government, which gives the Pentagon limited leverage when it tries to negotiate reasonable prices or hold contractors to account for shoddy work.”

Arms industry's price gouging shows how greed trumps national interest

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Claim ID CLM-C9FCAC8C
Slug pentagon-has-limited-leverage-when-negotiating-prices-or-hol-c9fcac8c
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Captured 222 d ago
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Military Finance