Harris Corp. Won $60 Million Continuation Contract

U.S. Air Force has awarded a continuation contract worth $60 million to
Harris Corporation, an international communications and information
technology company. This contract will enable Harris Corp. to continue work
under the first-year option for the Network and Space Operations and
Maintenance (NSOM) program.

Placed at a total value of $405 million, the NSOM program contract is in two
phases; a six-month base contract and six one-year options of which Harris
was awarded the NSOM contract in January 2008, provides operations and
maintenance support to the 50th Space Wing's Air Force Satellite Control
Network (AFSCN) at locations around the world.

With its base in Colorado Springs the AFSCN is a global, continuously
operational network of ground stations, operational control nodes, and
communications links that support launch, and command and control of various
space programs managed by the Department of Defense and other national
security space organizations.

"The Harris team delivered high levels of operations, maintenance and
service performance during the NSOM base year, and we're very pleased to be
able to continue supporting one of our nation's most critical systems," said
Ted Hengst, president of Harris IT Services. "We are proud to partner with
50th Space Wing."

Harris IT Services is a leading provider of mission-critical IT and
communications services and support to defense, intelligence, homeland
security, civil, and commercial customers. With over 3,000 professionals
performing to the highest industry standards at locations worldwide, Harris
IT Services offers essential past performance, proven technical expertise,
and innovative solutions in supporting large-scale IT programs that
encompass the full technology lifecycle. The organization's distributed
workforce, present in all 50 states, combined with extensive experience in
performance-based contracting and managed IT services, deliver best-value
results to a broad customer base.