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BAE Systems Gets Up to $12 Billion Air Force Contract for ICBM Support

BAE Systems Gets Up to $12 Billion Air Force Contract for ICBM Support
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The U.S. Air Force on June 24 awarded BAE Systems an up to $12 billion contract for ICBM support for the Nuclear Weapon Center at Hill AFB, Utah through 2040. Under the cost-plus-award-fee contract for the Integration Support Contract (ISC) 2.0, BAE will serve as the lead systems integrator and will complement government personnel in providing ICBM systems engineering, integration, and professional services. BAE was the incumbent and won the approximately $534 million ISC contract in July 2013. For ISC…

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