CHEMISTRY
CSC Awarded $60 Million Contract to Support Air Force Information Warfare Center
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Computer Sciences Corporation (NYSE:CSC) announced today that it is one of six companies selected to support the U.S. Air Force under the Air Force Information Warfare Center's Engineering and Technical Services Support II (ETSS II) indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts. Under the terms of the award, CSC will provide professional, engineering and other services to the Air Force Information Warfare Center at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. CSC estimates the value of the award to CSC to be in excess of $60 million over five years. The aggregate ceiling value for all six contracts is $252 million. ETSS II can be used to award task orders covering services such as systems planning, feasibility studies, system engineering, analysis, prototyping, software development, verification, validation, documentation, software maintenance, systems integration, and systems testing. CSC provided similar services under the original Engineering and Technical Services Support contract, which ETSS II replaces. "This contract signifies the reputation CSC's has earned in the intelligence community for providing experienced professionals who produce results," said Tim Sheahan, president of CSC's Enforcement, Security and Intelligence organization, which will perform the work. "As an ETSS II winner, we look forward to continuing the support we have provided to the Air Force's information warfare community."