News Release-- February 10, 2000

CSC LEADS FLAGSHIP ALLIANCE INPURSUIT OF NAVY/MARINE CORPS INTRANET OPPORTUNITY

EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Feb. 10 -- Computer Sciences Corporation (NYSE: CSC) today announced the formation of the CSC Flagship Alliance to pursue the multibillion-dollar Navy/Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) opportunity announced by the Department of the Navy in December. The eight-year contract will provide secure voice, video and data services to service members and employees of the Navy and Marine Corps.

As prime contractor of the alliance, CSC has assembled a blue-ribbon team of some of the world’s largest and most respected telecommunications companies, systems integrators, technology providers, information security experts and trainers. The CSC Flagship Alliance includes principal members Bell Atlantic, Cisco, Dell, BBN (a subsidiary of GTE Corporation), ISS and Microsoft.

The alliance, which includes numerous smaller member firms, combines the intellectual capital of more than 500,000 professionals to address the NMCI service area requirements in the United States, Guantanamo Bay (Cuba), Roosevelt Roads (Puerto Rico) and Keflavik (Iceland).

The NMCI contract is designed to standardize and manage over 400,000 “seats,” or desktops, and assist the Department of the Navy and the Defense Information Systems Agency in consolidating multiple, independent networks across the Navy and Marine Corps.

“Our team understands the task at hand,” said Milt Cooper, CSC’s Federal Sector president. “Together, we provide strong information technology expertise, proven best commercial practices and large-scale systems management skills that are aligned with current and future Department of the Navy initiatives.”

The CSC Flagship Alliance provides a balance of methodologies, best practices, and commercial-off-the-shelf software and applications delivered by a world-class team of information technology service providers that literally helps power the World Wide Web.

“This ‘best-of-breed’ approach allowed us to field a team dedicated to supporting both warfighting and warfighting support requirements of the Navy and Marine Corps in a second-to-none, secure environment,” said Thomas C. Robinson, president of CSC’s Defense Group.

CSC is leveraging its broad capabilities to complement the full power of the CSC Flagship Alliance in supporting the NMCI. “We bring a global perspective to our strategy, technologies, service delivery models and costs as we build our overall solution,” said Robinson. “With extensive outsourcing expertise and our 40-year heritage of supporting the federal government, we are best-suited to understand and address the true overall mission needs of the Navy and Marine Corps.”

Computer Sciences Corporation helps clients in industry and government use information technology to achieve strategic and operational objectives. With 57,000 employees in more than 700 offices worldwide, the company tailors solutions from a broad suite of integrated service offerings, including e-business strategies and technologies; management and I/T consulting; systems development and integration; application software; and I/T and business process outsourcing.

Since its formation in 1959, CSC has been known for its flexibility in its relationships with clients. Through numerous agreements with hardware and software technology firms, the company is able to identify and manage solutions specifically tailored to each client's needs. CSC had revenues of $9.1 billion for the twelve months ended December 31, 1999. Its headquarters are in El Segundo, California. For more information, visit the company's web site at www.csc.com.

Note to Editors:
The following companies comprise the CSC Flagship Alliance:
AAC Associates, Inc., AB Technologies, Inc., Advanced Management Technologies, Inc., Alphatech Corporation, American Systems Corporation, Arrowhead Space and Telecommunications, Inc., Artis, LLC, BAI, Inc., BBN (a subsidiary of GTE Corporation), Bell Atlantic Federal Integrated Solutions, Inc., C-Cubed Corporation, C2 Multimedia Inc., CISCO Systems, Inc., Compaq Federal, LLC, Computer Associates International, Inc., Computer & Hi-tec Management, Inc., Computer Systems Technology, Inc., Corbett Technologies, Inc., Dell Marketing L.P., Digital Systems International Corporation, Dreifus Associates, Dyncorp, Eagan, McAllister Associates, Inc., EER Systems Inc., ENMAX Corporation, Federal Data Corporation, Fuentez Systems Concepts, General Physics, Government Micro Resources, Inc., (GMR) Horizon Data Corporation, Information Resource Associates, Information Spectrum Internet Security Systems (ISS), ITT, Kajax Engineering Inc. (KEI), LGS Corporation, Lloyd Lamont Design, Inc., Logicon Information Solutions, Metters Industries, Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Mykotronx, Inc., NCI Information Systems, Inc., Network Associates, Inc., Orion International Technologies, Planned Systems International, Inc., Professional Software Engineering, Inc., Promia, Inc., R & J Technical Services, RGS Associates, Inc., Sita Business Systems, Inc., SmartForce, Smartronix Inc., SMS Data Products Group, Inc., SRA International, Inc., STG, Inc., Systems Integration, Inc., TDS Incorporated, Technology Advancement Group, TELOS Corporation, Unified Industries Incorporated, Voltaire Advanced Data Security Inc., WareOnEarth, and Wheat International Communications.