DynCorp International Wins $30.3M Project In Afghanistan

Falls Church, VA - The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded DynCorp International a $30.3M construction project in Konduz, Afghanistan.

The work will cover a 207-acre site, and will provide a full range of facilities to accommodate up to 4,000 Afghan National Army (ANA) troops. Major facilities include infantry barracks, dining areas, classroom/training areas, power, water, wastewater systems, a road network, maintenance facilities, and fuel storage/handling. Work will begin in March and will take 300 days to complete.

This is the second contract the Army Corps of Engineers has awarded to DynCorp International in recent months for construction in Afghanistan. In December 2007, DynCorp International was awarded a contract – initially valued at $49M and since increased to $53m – to build a new ANA garrison in Jalalabad. That project is currently under way.

SOURCE: DynCorp International