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Inuit company wins 7-year maintenance contract for Canadian Arctic radars

Nasittuq Corporation, an Inuit majority-owned corporation, has been awarded a Government of Canada contract to operate and maintain the North Warning System (NWS). The NWS is a joint U.S.-Canadian air defence early warning radar system for North America, managed by the North American Aerospace De

https://www.rcinet.ca/eye-on-the-arctic/2022/02/01/inuit-company-wins-7-year-maintenance-contract-for-canadian-arctic-radars/

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BAE Systems buys military simulations firm for $200 million
In the statement, BAE Systems said it expects the global market for military training and simulations environments to eventually surpass $11 billion annually.