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Boeing and U.S. Defense Logistics Agency test new Rapid Delivery Release model to speed aircraft part supply
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Boeing and U.S. Defense Logistics Agency test new Rapid Delivery Release model to speed aircraft part supply
The trial aims to enhance customer support and improve Boeing’s responsiveness during surge and emergency conditions. Under RDR, Boeing and DLA jointly identify a candidate list of parts, and when demand arises, Boeing receives an immediate award to act without waiting for the standard proposal and approval stages. The first RDR execution was completed by Boeing’s Government Services team with deliveries for U.S. Air Force F-15 aircraft. The cus…
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