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Boeing Awarded Follow-on Navy Field Services Contract

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Tuesday, October 5th, 2010

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By Ann Roosevelt Boeing [BA] said it has received a Navy contract valued at up to $19 million to provide engineering and technical services in support of aircraft operations worldwide. "This contract is another indication that America's armed services turn to Boeing when they need innovative, efficient and cost-competitive field services," said Greg Deiter, vice president Boeing Defense & Government Services. As the Defense Department pushes efficiency, Mike Emmelhainz, director of Boeing's Contract Support and Site Lead at Oklahoma City,…

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