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General Dynamics IT Unit Wins $171M Contract for Army Biomedical Research Services

General Dynamics‘ (NYSE: GD) information technology business has won a five-year, $171 million contract to provide application and evaluation support for the U.S. Army’s biomedical research programs.

The Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity received three bids for the cost-plus-fixed-fee, firm-fixed-price contract via an online solicitation, the Department of Defense said Friday.

USAMRAA, based out of Fort Detrick in Maryland, is tasked with providing technologies and business advisory services to the Army’s medical capability and soldier readiness.

The award comes one week after General Dynamics IT secured a $47.8 million contract to build a central management platform for the U.S. Navy’s legacy human resources data warehouses.

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