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Navy exercises $7.83M option for Insitu services

The Columbian
Published: March 9, 2013, 4:00pm

The Defense Department said Friday that the Navy has exercised a $7.83 million option to have Bingen-based Insitu Inc. provide “operational and maintenance services” for its ScanEagle unmanned aerial systems — commonly known as a drone aircraft. The option modifies a previously awarded, “firm, fixed-price contract,” the agency said.

The company will provide what the Navy described as electro-optical/infrared and midwave-infrared imagery in support of the war in Afghanistan. The services will provided in Bingen, with completion scheduled in January 2014.

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