NASA Gives Wackenhut $1.2 Billion 10-Year Security Contract After Lawsuit 

NASA gave Wackenhut Services Inc. a $1.2 billion contract to provide security services at NASA installations, after Wackenhut successfully sued the space agency when it earlier had awarded the contract to a rival firm, Coastal International Security. Further, the space agency could opt to increase the value...

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