A formal decision review in a program or acquisition lifecycle at which an authorized decision-maker determines whether a project has met the required criteria to proceed to the next phase. In U.S. Department of Defense acquisitions, Key Decision Points are used to assess program readiness, risks, and performance before approving continued development or production.
Key Decision Point (KDP)
A formal review point in an acquisition lifecycle where a decision-maker approves a program's progression to the next phase.
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