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Lockheed Martin Receives $93 Million To Continue National Cyber Range Work, Recompete Deal Planned For Early FY21

Lockheed Martin Receives $93 Million To Continue National Cyber Range Work, Recompete Deal Planned For Early FY21
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Lockheed Martin [LMT] has received a new two-year $93 million deal to continue work supporting the National Cyber Range (NCR) effort, as the company readies for the Pentagon to re-compete the contract in 2020 with plans to expand the program to four sites. Company officials told reporters last week a final request for proposals for the next NCR deal is expected to be released on Dec. 6, with a spokesperson confirming to Defense Daily that the re-compete contract is likely…

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