Booz Allen lands dual awards to prevent hacking of fed networks, missile defense systems

06 Feb 2018

“Booz Allen Hamilton has been awarded two contracts by the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Defense, worth $621 million and $91.5 million respectively, to provide cybersecurity support for DHS and the Missile Defense Agency.”

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Booz Allen lands dual awards to prevent hacking of fed networks, missile defense systems

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