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BAE Systems Receives Nearly $652 Million Under ICBM Support Contract

BAE Systems Receives Nearly $652 Million Under ICBM Support Contract
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BAE Systems has received a nearly $652 million fixed-price level of effort contract modification from the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center at Hill AFB, Utah to support the Boeing [BA] Minuteman III ICBM and the future Northrop Grumman [NOC] LGM-35A Sentinel. Work under the contract is "to ensure the integration of current and future hardware, software, testing and modifications" with the two ICBM systems, DoD said on Jan. 31. Work is to be completed by Jan. 31, 2025, per the…

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