Engineering: Raytheon repairs radar

Source: The Engineer
 

Raytheon Technical Services Company (RTSC) has been awarded a US Air Force contract to repair air traffic control radar system components worldwide. The contract is valued at $15.5 million for the initially contracted year and four option years.



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Source: The Engineer
Date Published: March 21, 2006
 
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