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OSI Systems Says It Can Take on Additional Turnkey Services Projects

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, August 15th, 2012

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In the middle of establishing the infrastructure and necessary staffing for a turnkey screening services program in Mexico, not to mention operating a similar program at seaports in Puerto Rico, OSI Systems [OSIS] says it is ready to take on more of these kinds of projects. The company has the infrastructure, management and leadership for new contracts that involve providing turnkey screening services to other customers, Deepak Chopra, OSI’s president and CEO, says on the company’s year-end earnings call. Operations…

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