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L-3 Books Enterprise IT Work

L-3 Communications’ (NYSE: LLL) STRATIS division won a one-year, $84.9 million firm-fixed price, ID/IQ contract under the U.S. Special Operations Forces Information Technology Enterprise Contract Distributed Computing Management Services program.

“The hard work and dedication of every individual on STRATIS’ USSOCOM mission support team made the difference in our selection as the SITEC DCMS lead, ” said Les Rose, president of L-3 STRATIS. “We look forward to our continuing relationship with USSOCOM and engaging the entire SITEC team to make this program a tremendous success.”

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