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Harris continues support services for missile defense systems

Harris Corporation gets $106 million USAF contract extension for missile defense systems support.

By Richard Tomkins
U.S. Air Force missile defense systems include radar systems such as the one at this site in the Northeast United States. USAF photo by CMSgt. Don Sutherland
U.S. Air Force missile defense systems include radar systems such as the one at this site in the Northeast United States. USAF photo by CMSgt. Don Sutherland

MELBOURNE, Fla., May 26 (UPI) -- U.S. missile warning, missile defense and space surveillance programs will continue to receive support and sustainment services from the Harris Corporation.

The work, which comes through the U.S. Air Force's exercise of contracts options, is worth a total of $106 million.

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The services that will be provided to six ground-based weapons systems at 12 locations includes depot-level maintenance, repairs and upgrades, contractor logistics support and more -- to ensure the weapon systems are continually available and capable.

Additional details were not disclosed.

The Air Force in 2002 awarded Harris a five-year contract for support services in 2002. It provided for as many as 13 earned extensions. The new extension exercised is the 10th under the original contract.

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