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Homeland Security

OSI Systems Nabs Awards Worth over $11M

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Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011

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OSI Systems [OSIS] says its Rapiscan Systems division has won several orders worth more than $11 million for its cargo, baggage and rail inspection systems. The company says it has received $11 million in contract to provide parcel, cargo and vehicle inspection systems for international customers. Two of the inspection systems are the Rapiscan Eagle P60 portal and M60 mobile X-Ray inspection systems. The company will also deliver its 638XR and 620DV checkpoint X-Ray systems for cargo and baggage screening.…

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