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RAYTHEON TECHNICAL SERVICES COMPANY LLC (RTSC), which reported sales of $2 billion in 2003, provides
technology solutions for defense, federal and commercial customers
worldwide. It specializes in customized engineering services; logistics
and supply chain management; training; and science, research
and technology.  Maintaining its 15-year partnership with the
Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), Raytheon continues supporting
DTRA’s mission: safeguarding the world’s interests from
weapons of mass destruction (chemical, biological, radiological,
nuclear and high explosives) by controlling and reducing the threat
and providing quality tools and services for the war fighter. In 2003,
RTSC was awarded projects to provide operations, supply chain and
logistics services in Russia, Ukraine and Iraq. In Russia, RTSC supports
the elimination of SS-25 missiles, mobile launchers and support
vehicles and renovation of SS-25 launcher and vehicle
elimination facilities.
 In addition to supporting simulators NASA
uses to perform crew training for manned space missions, RTSC
provides NASA with space and earth science, information technology
and engineering support services. In 2003, NASA selected
RTSC to provide real-time mission support, operation and sustaining
engineering for the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory and the Space
Vehicle Mockup Facility at Johnson Space Center. These facilities
are used to prepare astronauts for space flights and space walks.
NASA also selected Raytheon to manage and operate the Canberra
Deep Space Communication Complex at Tidbinbilla, the primary
focus for NASA’s space-communications activities within Australia.
The space tracking station is one of three facilities forming NASA's
Deep Space Network.
 RTSC orchestrated the unprecedented
offloading of a refueling tanker from a sea-ice berthing for the
National Science Foundation (NSF). Ice at the NSF’s logistics and
science hub in Antarctica prevented icebreakers from opening a
channel wide enough for the tanker to reach the station. Without fuel,
two base stations would not have been fully operational the following
season — jeopardizing the customer’s mission of conducting science
on the southernmost continent. RTSC successfully pumped
6,500,000 gallons of fuel across nearly four miles of ice — safely and
without damaging the environment.
 RTSC is working across the
company to integrate engineering, technology and logistics capabilities
to offer customers full service product support solutions.
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