An evaluation of the Navy's Red/Yellow/Green Program test
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The Navy conducted a test of a new source selection tool known as the Red Yellow Green Program (RYG). The program was designed to assist field contracting activities obtain the best purchase value and reduce problems associated with poor contractor product quality. The RYG Program uses the information contained in the Contractor Evaluation System (CES) and the Product Deficiency Reporting and Evaluation Program (PDREP) data base to assess contractor product quality. This thesis evaluated the results of the one year test conducted at the five locations.
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