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CSC Gets $50 Million Subcontract to Support Threat Detection at DoD

Technology services provider CSC announced today that Northrop Grumman awarded the company a subcontract to provide analytics modernization services to the Department of Defense.

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September 1, 2010

Technology services provider CSC announced today that Northrop Grumman awarded the company a subcontract to provide analytics modernization services to the Department of Defense.

CSC will provide analytics framework services and solutions within a service-oriented architecture to support threat detection. The subcontract has a 10-month performance period and four one-year options, bringing the estimated total value to $50 million.

CSC is Headquartered in Falls Church, Va., and has approximately 95,000 employees and annual revenues of $16.2 billion.

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