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Excerpt from The Space Shuttle Program in Transition, Keeping Safety Paramount, Vol. 2: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics of the Committee on Science, U. S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Fourth Congress, First Session, November 9, 1995
We would expect those contracts then to fold under the single prime in that August or September time frame.
There would then be a second group of contracts which we con sider to be operational in nature, which those companies do not hold. Those will take a little longer to get in there because there has to be detailed cost analysis done, and that takes some months to do that.
We would expect that those contracts would probably be folded into the single prime contract a few months later, probably four or five months later.
Then those contracts, as I mentioned on the other chart which are development in nature, we would complete those develop ment - some of those contracts have production which would be there for the life of the program. After we complete the develop ment, those production contracts would be then phased into the single prime.
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