The US Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded BAE Systems a US$3.4m contract to create advanced software development tools and processes for its Producible Adaptive Model-based Software (PAMS) programme.
In the first phase of the contract, expected to run until January 2009, BAE will adapt large-scale software systems to address emerging threats such as asymmetric warfare.
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The contract includes an option for a second phase of development, also valued at US$3.4m.
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