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DynCorp International Wins $915 Million Iraq Aviation Contract


Falls Church-based DynCorp International has won a contract worth up to $915 million (more than its entire revenue last quarter) from the State Department for aviation and aviation support services in Iraq.

DynCorp CEO William L. Ballhaus said, “This award is a tremendously important opportunity for DynCorp International to support the safety and security of U.S. diplomatic personnel serving in Iraq.  It’s an honor to contribute to our government’s efforts to promote peace and stability in Iraq.”

DynCorp said the contract to provide personnel, ground, aviation, and maintenance support of both rotary wing and fixed wing assets, began its transition period on June 15, ’09 and will reach full swing by September 4, ’09.

 

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