The European Aeronautic Defence and Space company (EADS) has won a €4.2m (£3.1m) to provide the IT infrastructure for three NATO headquarters.
The deal, labeled "Project 24" will see EADS provide support 1200 users working in Holland and Germany.
EADS will support 1200 NATO workers
EADS wins £3.1m NATO contract
The deal will cover the support of 1200 users at three bases in Europe
Computing, 15 Jan 2008
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