![]() Instead of moving forward with just one option, the Army canceled its OMFV competition, and took a step back to come up with a plan that would better foster a robust competition over a more reasonable timeline. ![]() Defense News broke the news that the only other entry - the Lynx 41 from a Rheinmetall and Raytheon team - was disqualified because it wasn’t delivered on time to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.īut the writing was already on the wall that the OMFV’s development schedule and requirements had doomed the program when BAE Systems, which manufactures the Bradley, bowed out of the competition months before the deadline. ![]() Roughly a year and a half ago, the Army, in its first attempt to hold a competition to replace Bradley, received just one physical bid sample from GDLS by its set deadline in October 2019.
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