CSC Lands Army Contracts, Names Federal Liaison

 

CSC will provide tech support and maintenance services for Iraq-bound helicopters

 

Computer Sciences Corp. has secured a series of contracts from the U.S. Army under which the defense-focused outsourcer will provide the armed forces branch with a range of IT and IT-related services.

 

The contracts -- or "task orders," as they're called in government contracting parlance -- number eight in total. Each includes a one-year base period and one option year. They're worth up to $347 million if all options are exercised.

 

More Government InsightsWhite PapersComing To An Online Bank Near You Sustainable Government: Five Ways ECM Can Help You To Be Lean, Clean, And Green The deals call for CSC to provide logistics and maintenance support to the eastern and western branches of the Army's Regional Aviation Sustainment Management unit. Eastern support will be based in Fort Bragg, N.C., Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and Hunter Army Airfield in Georgia. Western support will be located in Killeen, Temple, and San Angelo, Texas.

 

Source: InformationWeek