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BAE Systems To Modernize DIA Information Workstations

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Friday, October 15th, 2010

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U.K.-headquartered BAE Systems said a unit in the United States was awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with a $300 million ordering ceiling over five years including option years with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) to modernize the agency's Defense Department Information System trusted computer workstations. The company will do this by creating a worldwide virtualized desktop infrastructure for DIA users and intelligence analysts. The contract has a $300 million ordering ceiling over a five-year period, including option years. As the prime…

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