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The Titan Corporation has been awarded a contract from the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) valued at $48 million over five years to provide engineering services to NRO's Operational Support Office Engineering Division, under the Deputy Director for Military Support (DDMS). This organization's primary responsibility is to provide NRO customer support to the intelligence community, the Department of Defense Combatant Commands, the military services, and other government and national agencies. "This is a significant, repeat win for Titan," said Gene Ray, Titan's chairman, president, and CEO. "It clearly demonstrates Titan's continued commitment to NRO's mission, as well as Titan's unique technical and operational capabilities to support DDMS/Engineering's focus on prototype development, demonstration and transition of innovative applications of NRO capabilities to support the intelligence community, our armed forces, and other federal operations." Related Links Titan Corp SpaceDaily Search SpaceDaily Subscribe To SpaceDaily Express ![]() ![]() The French company SPOT Image, which sells satellite pictures, said Friday it had stopped selling pictures of Afghanistan under instructions from the ministry of defence.
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