Given the state of the economy, any announcement of jobs provides reason for celebration. Today’s front page of the Denver Post was jubilant about the U.S. Air Force six-year contract with Raytheon Co. for GPS-related work worth $886.5 million that is set to bring more than 300 high-paying jobs to Colorado. The contract is to modernize the ground control segment of the Next Generation GPS Control Segment (OCX).
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