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Oasis Team to Support Air Force F-15 Modernization Program Under $270M Task Order

An Oasis Systems-led industry team will help the U.S. Air Force manage F-15 aircraft modernization requirements for domestic and foreign military sales customers under a potential five-year, $270M task order.

The company said Friday it will assist the F-15 Eagle division under the service branch's fighters and advanced aircraft directorate in efforts to update aircraft weapon systems and components.

Applied Research Solutions, DCS Corp. and PE Systems will serve as the subcontractors on the Engineering, Professional, and Administrative Support Services task order.

Scott Fike, a vice president for Oasis' Department of Defense programs division, will lead EPASS contract work.

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