CONTRACTS AWARDED

EAI Corp. of Abingdon, Va., won a $21.5 million contract from the Marine Corps Logistics Command to support the Commercial Equipment Direct Assistance Program, a Homeland Security Department-sponsored program helping state and local agencies provide first responders with selected equipment and training for natural and man-made crises.

SRA International Inc. of Fairfax won three contracts totaling $76.2 million from the Federal Aviation Administration and the Homeland Security Department: a $39.6 million, five-year contract to provide engineering and technical services for the FAA's Airport Technology Research and Development Branch; an $11.6 million, five-year contract to conduct studies and manage databases for the FAA Technical Center's Fire Safety Branch; and a $25 million, five-year contract from the Homeland Security Department to provide consulting and technical support for its Office for Civil Rights and Liberties.

Kellogg Brown and Root Services Inc. of Arlington, a unit of Halliburton Co., won a $7.1 million contract from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command for repair of Naval Air Technical Training Center buildings damaged by Hurricane Ivan at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Fla.

Rendon Group Inc. of Washington won a $6.4 million contract from the Joint Contracting Command-Iraq/Afghanistan in Baghdad to support strategic communications operation.

ManTech SMA of Falls Church won a $5.1 million contract from the Air Force to provide security support for development of Joint Strike Fighter systems.

M.C. Dean Inc. of Chantilly won a $15 million contract from the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center for command and control and information technology services abroad, mostly in Germany and the Balkans.

Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. of McLean won a $4.6 million contract from the Navy for services to support combat identification, air traffic control, and electronic countermeasures equipment, systems and subsystems.

CACI International Inc. of Arlington won an $18 million, five-year contract from the General Services Administration to continue supporting the agency's electronic acquisition service for public buildings.

CACI International Inc. of Arlington; Camber Corp. of Huntsville, Ala.; Dynamics Research Corp. of Andover, Mass.; Northrop Grumman Corp . of Los Angeles; and Research Triangle Institute of Research Triangle Park, N.C., will share a $97 million, five-year contract from the U.S. Army Armor Center for training and combat development for the Army's Future Combat Systems.

A joint venture between Multimax Inc. of Largo and Array Information Technology Inc. of Silver Spring won a $36 million contract from the Navy to provide software development and support for the Facilities and Equipment Maintenance System.

General Dynamics Amphibious Systems of Woodbridge, a unit of General Dynamics Land Systems, won a $19.1 million contract from the Marine Corps Systems Command for the advanced procurement of long-lead material for low-rate initial production Lot 1 of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle program.

AAI Corp. of Hunt Valley won a $21.9 million contract from the Air Force to provide 20 units of the Advanced Boresight Equipment, described as a complex ring-laser-gyro-stabilized system, for the C-17 aircraft.