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Boeing begins work on International Space Station payload

St Louis, Usa - A USD 200m contract

The Boeing International Space Station team began work October 1 on a contract that consolidates previous NASA payload integration contracts. NASA awarded Boeing the noncompetitive International Space Station Payload Integration Contract (IPIC) in September. It is a three-year contract worth about USD 200m. NASA Systems, a Houston-based business unit of Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, holds the...

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