DynCorp Wins $44.9 Naval Operations Modification Contract
DynCorp International today won a modification contract under a previously awarded Naval Facilities Engineering Command-Pacific contract to provide operations support services within the Republic of the Philippines.
This is the first of four, one-year options to be exercised; it has a value of $44.9 million, for a total cumulative contract value of $223.5 million. The base year was awarded in June 2012.
“We have celebrated significant growth in this program and are honored to be able to continue working with the U.S. military in the Philippines,” said George Krivo, senior vice president, DynLogistics.
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