Computer Sciences receives Air Force pact for technical support, development testing, training
By APWednesday, August 12, 2009
Computer Sciences receives $50M Air Force contract
FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Information technology company Computer Sciences Corp. said Wednesday it received a $50 million Air Force contract for technical support, development testing and training.
CSC will provide technical and support services, including information assurance, development testing, configuration management and training for the command and control system of the Air Force’s air mobility command.
The Falls Church, Va., company received the contract during its fourth quarter ended April 3.
The contract has a one-year base period and three one-year options. The total four-year value is $50 million.
CSC shares rose $1.09 to $50.06 in afternoon trading.
Tags: Contracts And Orders, Falls Church, North America, United States, Virginia
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August 13, 2009: 1:42 pm
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