If you have questions regarding the failed billion-dollar software program Computer Sciences Corp. was supposed to put together for the U.S. Air Force, get in line: The Senate Armed Services Committee has plenty it wants answered.
“I have directed the committee’s investigative staff to conduct a comprehensive investigation” to figure out “the causes of the failure and assess steps that can be taken to avoid similar failures,” Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) said in an emailed statement.
Bloomberg provides a little background on the final decision to scuttle CSC’s Expeditionary Combat Support System:
… [it] was canceled in November after the service determined the supply-chain management project was “no longer a viable option” to help meet a goal of having its financial books in shape for a federal audit by 2017.
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