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EO authorizes the Secretary to accept remediation plans and, if inadequate/unresolved, to pursue the listed remedies.
Available open-web results show secondary descriptions and a White House fact sheet claiming that the executive order on “Prioritizing the Warfighter in Defense Contracting” directs the Secretary of War to identify underperforming contractors and engage them on remediation, but I cannot access the underlying executive order text or a Federal Register publication to confirm its precise provisions. Without the primary legal document or an official, full-text posting, I cannot independently verify that the order explicitly grants identified contractors the opportunity to submit remediation plans and authorizes the Secretary of War to pursue specific remedies such as amending contracts, exercising Defense Production Act authorities, or other contract enforcement when remediation is inadequate or disputes remain unresolved. Because this claim turns on the exact legal language and scope of those authorities, secondary descriptions alone are insufficient to treat it as confirmed.
The verdict is Unclear because, as of now, I cannot locate and review the actual executive order or an equivalent primary source to verify the specific remedial mechanisms and contractor rights described in the statement.