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Siemens Wins Recompete of TSA Security Equipment Maintenance Contract

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Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has awarded Siemens [SI] a potential $468.6 million contract through Feb. 2014 to maintain an Integrated Logistics Support program to sustain the agency's security equipment--excluding Explosives Detection Systems--at the nation's Category IV through Category X airports. The base period of the contract runs until Jan. 31, 2010, and then contains four one-year options. Siemens has been doing the maintenance work on checkpoint X-Ray systems, explosive trace detectors, and walk-through portal screening systems since March 2005…

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