Memorex Corp. Comdata Corp. Image Products Corp. Metrophysics, Inc. Aerospace & Electronics Products Cables Div. Instrumentation Div. Kaynar Mfg. Co., Inc. Meyers Co. Microfab Systems Micro-Magnetic Industries, Inc. Micro Test Corp. Microwave Associates (West), Inc. Subsidiary of Microwave Associates, Inc. J. W. Miller Co. Miracle-Hill Electronics Inc. Mobility Systems, Inc. Monsanto Co. Electronic Special Products Moore Electro-Assembly Government Electronics Div. Natel Electronic Industries, Inc. Neff Instrument Corp. Ness Industries, Inc. Pacific Assemblers Company, Inc. Newell Industries Newport Laboratories, Inc. Noller Control Systems, Inc. Division of Badger Meter Mfg. Co. Non-Linear Systems, Inc. Nortec Division of Scientific Advances, Inc. Nortec Electronics Corp. Northern Radio Co. Omnitec Corp. Optical Coating Laboratory, Inc. Raytek Division Optics Technology, Inc. Pacific Electricord Company PEK Labs, Inc. PEMCO (Pacific Electro Magnetics Co., Inc.) Peninsula Microwave Laboratories, Inc. Peripherals, Inc. Philco-Ford Corporation WDL Division Space and Re-entry Systems Division Sierra Electronic Operation, C & E Division Communications & Electronics Div. Physical Electronics Laboratories CER Division ICE Division Power Designs Pacific, Inc. Precision Instrument Company Progress Electronics Company of Oregon, Inc. Pulse Engineering, Inc. Quantic Industries, Inc. Electro-Optical Division Raychem Corporation Rayclad Tubes, Inc. Raytek Raytheon Company Components Division Semiconductor Operation Computer Operation Marine Products Operation Oxnard Facility Raytheon Santa Barbara Operation RCA Electromagnetic & Aviation Systems Div. Aviation Equipment Dept. Reconix, Inc. Redcor Corporation Relcom Resalab Scientific Division of Resalab Inc. Rhombic Corporation R.J. Communication Products, Inc. Rogers Corp. Circuit Systems Division Ross Laboratories, Inc. San Fernando Electric Mfg. Co. Santa Rita Technology, Inc. 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WIC Instrumentation & Controls Wyco Metal Products Wyle Laboratories Scientific Services & Systems Group Electronic Enclosures Div. Vanguard Electronics Div. Liberty Electronics Div. Xynetics, Inc. Y-Lab Inc. Zehntel, Inc. Zenith Radio Research Corp. STATEMENT OF JOSEPH M. LYLE, PRESIDENT, NATIONAL SECURITY INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION; ACCOMPANIED BY A. A. LANDESCO, JR., MANAGER, CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION, DEFENSE ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS, RCA CORP., AND CHAIRMAN, NSIA PROCUREMENT COMMITTEE Senator MCINTYRE. I will excuse you now and will call you later for questioning. I will now ask our next witness, Mr. Joseph M. Lyle, president of the National Security Industrial Association, who will be accompanied by Mr. A. A. Landesco, Jr., manager contract negotiation and administration, defense electronic products, RCA Corp., and chairman of the NSIA procurement advisory committee to come forward. We are glad to welcome you here, Mr. Lyle, along with your accompanying expert, Mr. Landesco. Mr. LYLE. Mr. Chairman, Mr. Landesco whom you have already identified, is the manager of contract negotiation and administration for defense electronic products, the RCA Corp. He has great knowledge of and experience in this field of the contract management aspect of I.R. & D., and therefore is extremely well qualified to speak for the association in this complex area. We appreciate this opportunity to appear on behalf of the National Security Industrial Association to present its views on industry independent research and development (I.R. & D.) and bid and proposal (B. & P.) and on the proposal contained in S. 3003 to limit the expenditures of funds for this purpose by the Department of Defense and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. I have a prepared statement which I propose to highlight to you orally, submitting the complete statement for the record. (The statement follows:) PREPARED STATEMENT OF JOSEPH M. LYLE PRESIDENT, NATIONAL SECURITY INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION BEFORE THE AD HOC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SUBCOMMITTEE Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee: I appreciate this opportunity to appear on behalf of the National Security Industrial Association to present its views on industry independent research and development (IR&D) and bid and proposal effort (B&P), and on the proposal contained in S. 3003 to limit the expenditures of funds for this purpose by the Department of Defense and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The National Security Industrial Association (NSIA) is a nonprofit association of NSLA's essential function is to serve as a two-way communications medium between government, primarily Defense and NASA, and the industry which supports it. It operates in two major ways: first, through a structure of standing committees including Research and Engineering, Procurement, Quality and Reliability, Maintenance, Training, Distribution, Ocean Science and Technology, Antisubmarine Warfare and Subsistence (food). These committees provide advice and technical assistance to the government, either on request or on the association's own initiative. 42-060 0-70 - pt.3 - 11 |