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Pro-Tech Bags Fire Alarm Retrofit Contract in Northern Nevada

Aug 6 2010

Pro-Tech Industries (OTCBB:PTCK), a leader in design-build infrastructure services, has announced that Pro-Tech Fire Protection Systems Corp, a division of Pro-Tech Industries, has been awarded the Northern Nevada Correctional Center Fire Alarm Upgrade, replacing 26 fire alarm panels and adding radio transmitters for monitoring.

Sean McGuire, President of Pro-Tech Fire Protection Systems, stated, “This is a major win for our Sparks, Nevada office. Along with the retrofit comes an opportunity for a five year service agreement.” The company expects, but can not guarantee, that the revenues will be recognized within the next eight months.

Source: http://www.pro-techind.com/

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