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Alion Books NAVAIR Work

Alion claimed a two-year, $6.6 million deal from the Naval Air Systems Command to support Multi-Mission Helicopter Program Management Activity.

The firm will handle a number of tasks for current and future Foreign Military Sales of the Seahawk Helicopters.

“The Seahawk helicopter platform is used by the U.S. and our allies for missions that include search-and-rescue and anti-submarine warfare, ” said Timer Keenan, Strategic Operations Group manager. “Our team has unmatched expertise in developing, implementing and supporting International Programs, and we are excited to be supporting NAVAIR in this important program.”

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