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CSC Awarded $347 Million in Task Orders from U.S. Army Maintenance Support


CSC announced today that the company has been awarded eight task orders to provide logistics and maintenance support to the U.S. Army Regional Aviation Sustainment Management – East (RASM-E) and – West (RASM-W).  Under the terms of the task orders, CSC will provide a comprehensive range of aviation maintenance and repair services for rotary wing aircraft previously deployed in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom to ensure aircraft are in full mission-capable condition. Qualified CSC maintenance personnel will inspect, repair, overhaul and make modifications and technology upgrades to aircraft prior to their redeployment to Iraq and Afghanistan.

“CSC proudly continues our support of military personnel through our critical aviation maintenance and modification services for the Army, ” said Alan Weakley, president of CSC’s North American Public Sector Applied Technology Group.  Read press release…

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