According to the Department of Defense, “CSC (NYSE: CSC) is being awarded an $11, 199, 981 firm-fixed-price cost reimbursable, other direct costs contract for support services for the operation, maintenance, support, and management of Outside-the-continental-U.S. Navy Enterprise Network (ONE-NET), Far East Region. This contract contains a six-month base period and six, one-month option periods which, if exercised, bring the total estimated value of the contract to $22, 379, 705. Work will be performed in Yokosuka, Japan (61 percent); Guam (16 percent); Atsugi, Japan (6 percent); Misawa, Japan (4 percent); Sasebo, Japan (4 percent); Korea (4 percent); Okinawa, Japan (3 percent); and Singapore (2 percent). Work is expected to be completed by March 2012. Contract funds will not expire before the end of the fiscal year. This contract was solicited through General Services Administration e-Buy website, with one offer received. The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Va., is the contracting activity (N00189-11-F-0087).”
CSC Picks Up Deal to Support Navy’s ONE-NET Project
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