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AS&E Chief Dougherty Sees First Turnkey Services Deal Within 18 Months

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, November 20th, 2013

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Within 12 to 18 months American Science and Engineering [ASEI] expects to nab one or two projects to provide turnkey screening services to potential customers as part of one facet of the company’s strategic growth platform, Chuck Dougherty, AS&E’s president and CEO, says on the company’s second quarter earnings call. Dougherty says that AS&E is growing its pipeline of opportunities in the turnkey services arena. Currently only Rapiscan Systems, a division of OSI Systems [OSIS], provide turnkey screening services for…

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