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Navy Awards BAE Systems $60 Million For SM Support

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Monday, December 6th, 2010

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BAE Systems last week said it has received a $60 million readiness and sustainment contract to support the Navy's Standard Missile (SM) program. "This contract continues our long history of performance as a leading systems integrator for the Navy," Steve Metz, vice president of Maritime Programs at BAE, said in a statement. "This work is vital to ships around the world equipped with Standard Missiles. It is of particular interest to our allied nations wishing to maintain Anti-Air Warfare Capability…

Congress

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