On the front lines
Monday, January 10, 2005
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Custom Manufacturing & Engineering develops and builds equipment for the government and private industry. |
A Bay area company has been awarded a multi-million dollar military contract to build tactical power supplies.
These supplies will be used for communications equipment in the continued war on terror.
Custom Manufacturing & Engineering in St. Petersburg makes and builds equipment for the government and private industry. But the $5.5 million contract has put them on the front lines.
"That's about one-third of our revenue for the year, so it's a very significant win for us,'' company president Dr. Nancy Crews said.
Custom Manufacturing & Engineering, which employs 145 people, has also been awarded a five-year military contract totaling $18 million to provide computer program services for the federal government. The company will develop software for the general service administration.
The company was founded in 1997 as a woman-owned small business. It also has offices in Orlando and Camden, NJ.
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