Weapon Systems Acquisition Reform Act

The Weapon Systems Acquisition Reform Act is a U.S. law enacted to improve how the Department of Defense develops and buys military equipment. It aims to reduce delays, control costs, and ensure that new weapons meet performance needs. The law promotes better planning, oversight, and collaboration among agencies, encouraging streamlined processes and accountability. Overall, it’s designed to make the acquisition of complex systems more efficient and effective, delivering reliable and cost-effective capabilities to the military while avoiding past problems like delays and budget overruns.