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Pro-Tech Wins New Retrofitting Contracts in Private Sector

Mar 18 2010

Pro-Tech Industries (OTCBB: PTCK), a leader in design-build infrastructure services, has announced that it has received approximately $1.1 million in new fire protection systems contracts.

These contracts are for installation of fire sprinkler, fire alarm and gas suppression systems. Sean McGuire, President of Pro-Tech Fire Protection Systems Corp, commented, “Most of these contracts are for retrofitting existing building systems in the private sector market. Pro-Tech Fire Protection has seen an increase in this market and will continue to pursue this work through our existing customers and contacts.”

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

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