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CSC Wins $489 Million TSA IT Contract Again

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Monday, May 24th, 2010

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By Calvin Biesecker The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) last week awarded a CSC [CSC] a five-year, $489 million contract for the deployment, maintenance and enhancement of the agency's information technology (IT) infrastructure capabilities. CSC originally won the contract last fall, unseating incumbent Unisys [UIS], but a subsequent protest was sustained by the Government Accountability Office, which required TSA to reopen the procurement. A TSA spokeswoman told Defense Daily on Friday that the agency evaluated proposals from companies and made a…

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