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ManTech Awarded $160 Million Contract to Provide Systems Engineering and Integration Services to U.S. Air Force for Space Launches

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Monday, March 29th, 2010

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ManTech International Corporation [MANT] said last week that it was awarded a prime contract worth a potential $160 million to provide system engineering and integration services to support current and future space launch operations for the Air Force Launch and Range Systems Wing (LRSW). "This award reflects a lot of hard work by our employees in providing valued, cost effective services for our nation's space launch capabilities," said Greg Roman, Senior Vice President, Space and ISR Services, ManTech Systems Engineering…

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