ITT gets Air Force contract for drug surveillance
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- May
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ITT Corp., a White Plains-based provider of advanced technology products and services, announced today that it has been awarded a U.S. Air Force contract to provide drug surveillance services for the Headquarters Air Combat Command Acquisition Management and Integration Center at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. The contract involves supporting aerial counter-drug surveillance with air traffic control, airfield operations, communications services, food service, billeting, civil engineering, emergency fire response and other support, ITT said.
“This vital mission is a key component of protecting our hemisphere from the threat of illegal drugs,� Pete McKinney, president of the ITT Systems Division, said in a written statement. “ITT is proud to continue its 40-year legacy of partnership with Air Combat Command and its predecessor, Tactical Air Command — both in this theater and worldwide.�
The project started on April 1. The award for the phase-in and base period is $7.9 million, and the contract has a potential value of $194 million with all options exercised.
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