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DLT Solutions Wins $79M To Give AF Oracle Resource Software

DLT Solutions has won a $79, 463, 725 contract to provide the U.S. Air Force with enterprise resource planning software from Oracle.

The Defense Department said the branch will receive a standard ERP license agreement for the products.

Work will occur in Herndon, Va. and the Pentagon expects the work to finish on June 25.

Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., is the contracting activity for the firm-fixed-price contract.

Serco Inc. is providing the Navy with human resource planning and analysis under a potential $47 million contract announced in December.

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