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BAE Wins $37 Million Air Force Contract For Obsolescence Management Support

Monday, March 9th, 2015

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BAE Wins $37 Million Air Force Contract For Obsolescence Management Support

The Air Force awarded BAE Systems a three-year contract to provide obsolescence management support for several complex systems and platforms, including aircraft, vehicles, machines, and electronics, the company said Monday.The initial award is $3 million with a total value for the three-year contract at about $37 million. The government received this one offer for the contract work, Harold Taylor, an Air Force Sustainment Center contracting officer said in an email response to Defense Daily.BAE will use its web-based Advanced Component…

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