Raytheon wins $82.1M contract to help reduce WMDs in former Soviet Union
THREAT REDUCTION: Raytheon Technical Services will help the former Soviet Union reduce its weapons of mass destruction under a six-year contract worth up to $82.1 million, the company said Aug. 8. Under the contract, awarded by the U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Raytheon will provide...
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