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Homeland Security

OSI Systems Receives $16M in International Orders

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Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

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OSI Systems [OSIS] has received two contracts worth about $16 million in total from separate international customers for various cargo, baggage and parcel inspection systems. One contract is for multiple Rapiscan Eagle Mobile high-energy X-Ray cargo and vehicle inspection systems to be deployed by local customs officials at various land borders for the inspection of inbound trucks for duty evasion and contraband. The other contract is from a Middle Eastern international airport and is for Rapiscan Eagle Mobile, Rapiscan MVXR…

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