– Edited By Tom Lamar –
Electronic Control Security, Inc. (ECSI), a perimeter security systems company, today announced that it received purchase orders for Department of Defense (DoD), nuclear power station and Department of Energy (DoE) projects to secure highly strategic sites in North America.
Arthur Barchenko, President and CEO of ECSI, said, "ECSI will supply its premiere product lines designed to prevent unauthorized entry or access to large facilities. ECSI's Entry Control and Perimeter Detection Systems are designed to integrate legacy, GFE and new technologies and will be deployed to protect these classified sites. These are the 38th, 39th, and 40th government and nuclear power station purchase orders we have been awarded in recent months, and it clearly demonstrates ECSI's ongoing relationship with the DoD, NRC & DoE security technology upgrade programs. ECSI is recognized as a quality provider in addressing high-threat security projects."
Further, "ECSI has supplied technology for more than 40 DoD, NRC and DoE sites in the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. These three purchase orders are valued in excess of $850,000 and will be delivered by April 2011."