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To: rairden who wrote (413)	9/17/1998 10:49:00 AM
From: Wally Mastroly	Respond to of 732

Speaking of possible contracts to watch for: "Boeing and Lockheed Martin executives are still waiting for NASA to award its lucrative 10-year, $6 billion Consolidated Space Operations Contract (CSOC). NASA officials were not saying when they would make the award, but speculation within both companies was that it probably would not come until later this month, or early October. Initially, Boeing and Lockheed Martin executives believed the contract would be awarded in early June or July. But NASA failed to cooperate. "Now, we're all in the dark as to precisely when it will happen, although we think it should come over the next month," one executive said. The CSOC program involves the consolidation of more than 100 existing and planned manned and unmanned missions, and could lead to work in other non-NASA government areas. (Defense Daily) "