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Neel Mehta July 14, 2010 News

This week, L-3 and BAE Systems picked up Navy Deals, while CSC will continue to provide IT support to MBDA.

ManTech International was awarded a contract by the U.S. Navy, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Keyport Division, and Harris also inked follow-on contracts from the Navy totaling nearly $30 million.

STG claimed the Drug Enforcement Administration’s IT Support Services contract for Worldwide Field Offices and HQ, while SRA penned FAA R&D and support contract.

Raytheon won a $59.2 million deal from the Navy, and General Dynamics, Sikorsky and BAE Systems penned DoD deals.

L-3 and Rolls Royce inked DoD deals, and Alion Science and Technology claimed a three-year, $3.2 million task order from Navy’s COMNECC.

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