Titan Awarded $74 Million U.S. Air Forces Europe Contract

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San Diego - Oct 16, 2003
U.S. Air Forces Europe has awarded Titan Corporation a $74 million five-year contract. Under this award, Titan will provide assistance and advisory services to five major organizations of the armed forces: the European Command, the Joint Analysis Center, the Warrior Preparation Center, U.S Air Forces Europe, and U.S. Army Europe.

"This new single-source contract extends Titan's solid relationship with our armed forces in Europe, and places Titan at the center of intelligence and operational support activities throughout the European Theater," said Gene Ray, Titan's chairman, president and CEO.

Under the contract, Titan will provide an extensive array of services, including counter-terrorism analyses; engineering and technical services; management and professional support; studies, analyses and evaluation services to maintain and enhance government owned computer hardware as well as provide intelligence analysis support.

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Advanced EHF Satellite Integration And Test Facility Completed

Redondo Beach - Oct 16, 2003
Northrop Grumman Corporation's Space Technology sector has completed a Department of Defense-certified facility and begun integration and test of an engineering model payload for the department's next-generation Advanced Extremely High Frequency (EHF) communications satellite system.

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