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Cobham To Provide Microclimate Cooling Systems To Army

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Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

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Cobham this week announced it has been awarded a five year, portential $110 million Indefinite Delivery, Definite Quantity (IDDQ) contract from the Army to provide Microclimate Cooling Systems to the Air Warrior program office. Cobham's initial task order is valued at approximately 6.5 million, under the contract issued by the Army Aviation and Missile Command is the contracting authority. The work under this contract will be performed by Cobham Life Support, a strategic business unit within Cobham's Mission Systems Division,…

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