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[Title] => Navy sends 2 vessels to int'l maritime exhibition
[Summary] => The Navy dispatched two of its vessels to Malaysia yesterday to showcase its capabilities in an international maritime and aerospace exhibition that will be held in the island resort of Langkawi from Dec. 6 to 10.
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[Title] => Defense contract with UK firm gets DOJ approval
[Summary] => The Department of Justice has reversed an earlier ruling to allow the Armed Forces to go ahead with a contract with a British defense firm to upgrade three Navy vessels, officials said yesterday.
Justice Secretary Simeon Datumanong reversed an earlier ruling that required public bidding for the 10.43 million pound ($16.3 million) project.
In a legal opinion obtained by reporters, Datumanong said a new law on government procurement passed in January effectively allowed for negotiated contracts on a government-to-government basis.
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Justice Secretary Simeon Datumanong reversed an earlier ruling that required public bidding for the 10.43 million pound ($16.3 million) project.
In a legal opinion obtained by reporters, Datumanong said a new law on government procurement passed in January effectively allowed for negotiated contracts on a government-to-government basis.
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