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USAF Awards BAE Systems Nearly $1.2 Billion Extension for ICBM Support

USAF Awards BAE Systems Nearly $1.2 Billion Extension for ICBM Support
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The day before BAE Systems' nearly dozen year, $1.9 billion Integrated Support Contract for the ICBM fields was to expire, the U.S. Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center's ICBM directorate at Hill AFB, Utah awarded the company nearly $1.2 billion to extend the work through July 2027. The award comes as the Air Force considers how to move forward on the service's ICBM support plans. On Aug. 12 last year, the U.S. Air Force informed the Government Accountability Office (GAO) that…

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