Raytheon wins $11.2B Army contract

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A Reston-based division of defense contractor Raytheon has won a 10-year contract worth up to $11.2 billion to consolidate Army training operations.

Raytheon Technical Services Company LLC will head the Warrior Training Alliance, a team of more than 60 companies, in a massive project to combine three existing contracts for live and simulated training programs, spokeswoman Kristin Patterson Jones said.

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