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DynCorp Gets $88M Air Force Support Contract

DynCorp International has received an order worth $88 million from the Air Force for maintenance and support services.  The is 16 months in length and covers organizational, intermediate and depot-level maintenance for all Naval Test Wing Atlantic aircraft and support equipment.

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