WASHINGTON - US defense contractor Dyncorp Company won a more than $30 million contract from the US Army under its foreign military sales program to provide maintenance engineering services for aircraft to Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait, the Department of Defense said in a press release on Thursday.
The contract stipulates aviation field maintenance services in support of the Army Aviation and Missile Command, according to the release.
The foreign military sales contract will cover the effort necessary to reset an aircraft to a fully mission capable condition; the installation of aircraft modifications under modification work orders; and support to various units and combat aviation brigades, the Defense Department explained.
Work will be performed in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kuwait, with an estimated completion date of December 31, 2017, the announcement added. (Sputnik)