5 May 2017War-gaming application for future space systems acquisition part 2: acquisition and bidding war-gaming modeling and simulation approaches for FFP and FPIF
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This paper describes cooperative and non-cooperative static Bayesian game models with complete and incomplete information for the development of optimum acquisition strategies associated with the Program and Technical Baseline (PTB) solutions obtained from Part 1 of this paper [1]. The optimum acquisition strategies discussed focus on achieving “Affordability” by incorporating contractors’ bidding strategies into the government acquisition strategies for acquiring future space systems. The paper discusses System Engineering (SE) frameworks, analytical and simulation approaches and modeling for developing the optimum acquisition strategies from both the government and contractor perspectives for Firm Fixed Price (FFP) and Fixed Price Incentive Firm (FPIF) contract types.
Tien M. Nguyen andAndy T. Guillen
"War-gaming application for future space systems acquisition part 2: acquisition and bidding war-gaming modeling and simulation approaches for FFP and FPIF", Proc. SPIE 10196, Sensors and Systems for Space Applications X, 101960B (5 May 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2264723
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Tien M. Nguyen, Andy T. Guillen, "War-gaming application for future space systems acquisition part 2: acquisition and bidding war-gaming modeling and simulation approaches for FFP and FPIF," Proc. SPIE 10196, Sensors and Systems for Space Applications X, 101960B (5 May 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2264723