GE Aviation in Vandalia gets $10.9 million Navy contract

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Sept 23, 2011
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GE Aviation Systems in Vandalia, which makes electric power generators and related systems for military and civilian aircraft, has been awarded a $10.9 million contract to provide generator control units for the Navy, the Department of Defense said.

The company, part of General Electric Co., is to complete work under the contract in September 2014, the Defense Department said. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, in Philadelphia, awarded the contract.

Separately, the Aeronautical Systems Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base awarded a $28.5 million contract to Lockheed Martin Corp.’s simulator, training and support business unit, of Orlando, Fla., to provide operations and maintenance services in fiscal 2012 for the Air Mobility Command. The work is to be done at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark.

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