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DynCorp International To Provide Radio Support to Army In Kosovo

Defense Daily Staff

Friday, August 8th, 2014

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DynCorp International will provide land mobile radio support in Kosovo under a potential $978,000 contract issued by the U.S. Army with one base year and two, six month options. The contract has one base year and two, six year options. Dyncorp_International)_logo“We are excited to be expanding our footprint in Kosovo, where we have supported the U.S. Army and other customers for several years,” said Chris Bernhardt, DynCorp International president and acting vice president, DynLogistics. “We look forward to continuing our…

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