Boeing Supporters

Source: news.google.com --- 62 days ago
St. Louis Post-Dispatch New Tanker Timetable Upsets Boeing Supporters BusinessWeek - 29 minutes ago The Pentagon's plan to award the air tanker contract by Jan. 1, and prefer a bigger plane, puts Boeing at a big disadvantage in the reopened bidding process by Joseph Weber The Defense Dept. Bidding starts anew for $35B Air Force tanker deal Forbes Second Round Of Bidding Opens For Tanker WKRG-TV WSFA  - New York Times  - Seattle Times  - McClatchy Washington Bureau all 395 news articles ...

Source: news.yahoo.com --- 61 days ago
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Source: www.businessweek.com --- 61 days ago
The Pentagon's plan to award the air tanker contract by Jan. 1, and prefer a bigger plane, puts Boeing at a big disadvantage in the reopened bidding process. ...

Source: www.marketwatch.com --- 61 days ago
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The U.S. Department of Defense late Wednesday issued a new draft request for proposals to purchase next-generation aerial-refueling tankers, the latest development in a four-year process that has seen scarred by politics, corruption and mismanagement. ...

Source: www.thenewstribune.com --- 61 days ago
WASHINGTON – The Pentagon requested new bids Wednesday on a $35 billion contract for aerial refueling tankers, but The Boeing Co. Supporters on Capitol Hill complained that the revised criteria seem to favor the rival European airplane. ...

Source: www.thenewstribune.com --- 62 days ago
WASHINGTON – The Pentagon on Wednesday requested new bids on a $35 billion contract for aerial refueling tankers, but Boeing Supporters on Capitol Hill complained that the revised criteria seem to favor the rival European airplane. ...

Source: www.mcclatchydc.com --- 62 days ago
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon on Wednesday requested new bids on a $35 billion contract for aerial-refueling tankers, and Boeing Supporters on Capitol Hill said the highly technical document apparently favored a European airplane. ...

Source: www.mcclatchydc.com --- 88 days ago
WASHINGTON — Despite assurances from a top Pentagon official that the new competition for a $35 billion contract for Air Force aerial refueling tankers would be conducted fairly and without bias, congressional Supporters of Boeing remain suspicious that the Pentagon is maneuvering to award the contract again to Northrop Grumman and the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Co. (EADS). ...

Source: www.mcclatchydc.com --- 61 days ago
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon on Wednesday requested new bids on a $35 billion contract for aerial-refueling tankers, and Boeing Supporters on Capitol Hill said the highly technical document apparently favored a European airplane. ...

Source: www.tri-cityherald.com --- 88 days ago
WASHINGTON -- A top Pentagon official promised Congress on Thursday the new competition for a $35 billion contract for Air Force aerial refueling tankers would be conducted fairly and without bias. ...

Source: www.topix.com --- 57 days ago
The U.S. Department of Defense late Wednesday issued a new draft request for proposals to purchase next-generation aerial-refueling tankers, the latest development in a four-year process that has seen scarred ... ...

Source: www.wkrg.com --- 82 days ago
Though we may not be offering a finger to you here, we will try to leave that for the billboards and try to keep this civil. With that said I think It would be nice for us as two very different communities to come together in peace and discuss the issues that concerns us all. We see a few Boeing/Seattle user-names appear frequently as well as other obvious non local visitors here on this site. Let's all speak our minds here and try to better understand some of the misleading accusation's from both sides. Since you are here, why not have a place where you can feel welcome to come to visit. This is intended to be a fair and respectable gesture. ...

Source: www.mobilerealtoreality.com --- 12 days ago
The last few days have not been good to Realtors in Mobile, Alabama. First, word from on high at the U.S. Defense Department that the tanker contract has been "terminated" until after the election. Up until last week's announcement, Mobilians were still feeling pretty positive vibes that the tanker contract would be awarded to Northrup/EADS. There was hope the announcement would bring a boom to the local economy with vendor groupies chomping at the bit to build close by, hire more workers, draw more commerce, and create a demand for housing. But just like getting sloppy drunk on a Friday night takes days to recover, so will Mobile and the tanker contract. It's not to say, Mobile doesn't stand a snowballs chance anymore, but the whining Boeing lobbyists and Supporters are regaining their strength after "binging" for awhile on reputation, cries over not being treated fairly, and the continuous chant on the loss of American jobs. Give me an aspirin and wake me when it's over. And if that wasn't enough bad news, we get smacked in the face yesterday with the news of more crumbling financial institutions and crashing stock markets. When is it going to end? When can we wake up without a hangover dreading the day ahead till we're the happy go-lucky agents with more buyers than houses to sell? But I don't want to end on a negative note. As with every drink you can either enjoy the slight euphoria or you can become tanked and fall in the gutter ...