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Feb. 22, 2021

My DCMA: Christopher Kirk, quality assurance specialist

NEW ORLEANS — My DCMA showcases the agency’s experienced and diverse workforce.

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Feb. 10, 2021

DCMA Boeing Seattle: Ensuring warfighter lethality since 1921

SEATTLE — On June 10, 2021, DCMA Boeing Seattle will celebrate 100 years of continuous service to the warfighter. It is the government’s oldest continuously serving plant representative office, or contract management office.

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Feb. 2, 2021

APO P&W converts garbage into gold

EAST HARTFORD, Conn. — A DCMA jet-engine component technical review of “scrap” found the material could be returned to service, saving the government $6 million.

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Dec. 7, 2020

My DCMA: Andrew Josephs, lead termination contracting officer

BOSTON — My DCMA showcases the agency’s experienced and diverse workforce.

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Nov. 12, 2020

My DCMA: Air Force Reserve Capt. Rachel Redfearn, acquisitions special projects manager

BOSTON — My DCMA showcases the agency’s experienced and diverse workforce.

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Feb. 24, 2020

Fort Worth delivers supplies to military kids

FORT WORTH, Texas — Yvette Jackson, a contract administrator at Lockheed Martin Fort Worth, has organized more than 25 employee events during her tenure there.

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Dec. 6, 2019

SLT tackles prioritization with focus on field support

FORT LEE, Va. — The Defense Contract Management Agency Senior Leadership Team held its annual Strategic Offsite to prioritize and integrate fiscal year 2020 efforts.

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Nov. 1, 2019

SASE awardee off to promising start in Dayton

DAYTON, Ohio — “My husband served on active duty, and being a previous military spouse, I understand how hard it is for the families to be separated from their loved ones knowing that things can change at any moment,” said Joan Garrett, a DCMA Dayton Keystone electronics engineer.