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Pro-Tech to Begin Retrofitting US Marine Corps Buildings in California

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Mar 24 2010

Pro-Tech Industries (OTCBB: PTCK), a leader in design-build infrastructure services, has announced that it has received approval to start the first of three phases on the $3.5 million Retrofit of the US Marine Corps Facilities in Barstow CA. This project which was awarded to Pro-Tech Fire Protection and announced in September 2009 consists of retrofitting three building with new fire sprinkler systems.

Sean McGuire, President of Pro-Tech Fire Protection Systems Corp, commented, “We look forward to the start of this project. Our design build team has done an exceptional job on the design of the fire sprinkler system and the procurement of materials which lead us into what looks to be a very successful project.”

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

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