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Homeland Security

Army Awards OSI $7.3M for Relocatable GaRDS Units

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Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

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The Army has awarded OSI Systems [OSIS] a $7.3 million contract for multiple relocatable Gamma Radiographic Detection Systems (GaRDS) for cargo and vehicle inspection at various international locations. The award represents an expansion for OSI in the DoD cargo and vehicle inspection market. "This award demonstrates the growing demand within DoD for this type of solution and underscores our position as one of the leading providers of critical force protection equipment to U.S. forces overseas," says Ajay Mehra, president of…

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