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Under the first, $10.3m modification, BAE Systems will provide training, documentation and technical support for the vehicles. It will provide spare parts for the RG 33 MRAP vehicles as part of the second modification, worth $11m.
With these modifications, the total value of the contracts BAE Systems has been awarded for the MRAP RG33 programme has reached $1.3bn.
Work on the contracts started last month and will continue until January 2009.
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