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GenDyn hires after landing $86M DIA deal

General Dynamics IT engineers will help ensure the security of DIA information and defend the agency\'s computer networks. The company still needs to hire an ad...

Federal News Network Staff
October 17, 2011 12:24 pm
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General Dynamics Information Technology just landed an $86 million deal with the Defense Intelligence Agency. Now it’s hiring, MilitaryAerospace reports.

The five-year task order under DIA’s Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise contract will provide information assurance and cyber security services.

General Dynamics IT engineers will help ensure the security of DIA information and defend the agency’s computer networks. The company still needs to hire an additional 80 employees to support the contract.

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