December 24, 1984

December 24, 1984

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Aviation Week & Space Technology Product/services Index

PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES

Space Station, Commercial Efforts Challenge Nasa Purchasing Office

By Craig Covault15 min

PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES

Defense Purchasing Policy Keyed to Expansion of Industrial Base

By David M. North8 min

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Aviation Week & Space Technology Product/services Index

Following is an alphabetical listing of over 3,000 categories of aerospace equipment, components, materials and services, all cross-referenced for easy access. To find a product or service in which you are interested, look it up under the noun that best describes it, i.e.: “Batteries, electric” or “Microscopes” or “Test Equipment, acoustic.”
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PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES

Space Station, Commercial Efforts Challenge Nasa Purchasing Office

Washington—National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Office of Procurement is being challenged by the management of hundreds of new space station contracts and development of innovative arrangements to spur space commercialization.

By Craig Covault15 min

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PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES

Defense Purchasing Policy Keyed to Expansion of Industrial Base

Washington—Defense Dept.’s procurement policies are aimed at expanding the country’s industrial base, particularly at the subcontractor level. The effort to stop the erosion of the industrial base is reflected in the Defense Dept.’s policies to recruit small and disadvantaged businesses to explore subcontract opportunities with prime contractors supplying equipment and services to the military.

By David M. North8 min

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PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES

Transportation Dept. Procurement Utilizes Bidder Mailing Lists

Washington—Businesses wanting to sell products or services to the Transportation Dept, have several basic approaches available to them that have been outlined by this Cabinet-level agency. After first making certain that the company is on the appropriate bidder’s mailing lists in local and national offices of the department’s agencies—forms are available for this purpose—company officials are urged to develop a general awareness of program requirements and potential procurement requirements.

By James Ott5 min

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Message From the Publisher

This issue of AVIATION WEEK & SPACE TECHNOLOGY’S International Directory for 1985 embodies a new look and new features in a continuing effort to provide added services to readers. It combines the year-end issues of AVIATION WEEK of Dec. 24 and 31 into one holiday issue.
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Aviation Week & Space Technology Company Product/services Directory

These codes can help you locate companies that supply the products/services in which you are interested. Country Codes AHO Netherlands Antilles FRA France KOR Korea ANT Antigua FRG Federal Rep. of Germany LIB Lebanon ARG Argentina GBR Great Britain LUX Luxembourg AUS Australia GLD Greenland MAL Malaysia AUT Austria GRE Greece MEX Mexico BAH Bahamas GTI Grand Turk Island
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Aviation Week & Space Technology Doing Business with Government—1985

On the following pages Aviation Week & Space Technology introduces a new feature, Doing Business with Government— 1985, with articles on how to do business with U.S. federal government agencies involved in aerospace, i.e.: the Defense Department, the Department of Transportation, the FAA and NASA.
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Aviation Week & Space Technology Company Product/services Directory

Following is an alphabetical listing of products and services, with the names, locations and telephone numbers of all the suppliers, both manufacturers and distributors, who provide them. Advertised products/services are all displayed as close as possible to their editorial listings, for your quick reference.
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