Magal Security Systems announced that it had recently received a number of new contracts, primarily from customers in North America, amounting to $8 million.
Magal Security Systems announced that it had recently received a number of new contracts, primarily from customers in North America, amounting to $8 million.
The first contract for $5.2 million was for duress systems for prisons located in the United States. Duress systems are used in correctional facilities to provide a safe working environment for the prison staff. The contract includes upgrades to 11 existing sites, utilizing Magal's latest command and control displays as well as the installation of new systems in a further 8 sites. These new systems incorporate Magal's latest technologies, with improved architecture, higher reliability, advanced IP communications and Power over Ethernet (POE), which significantly improves the ease of deployment within a building.
A further $1 million in orders were for projects to secure the perimeters of two prisons in Canada, one with Magal's fence mounted system and the second with Magal's buried cable volumetric sensor.
A third order was received in the amount of $1.2 million, which was to incorporate a long-term video archiving system as an upgrade to a CCTV system which Magal installed last year in the Port of Mombasa, Kenya. Finally, additional contracts were received to protect two critical sites in Israel.
Eitan Livneh, President and CEO of Magal S3, commented: “We are encouraged by the strong start of 2014. We are always pleased to receive follow-on orders from existing customers who trust our commitment to continuous product and technology improvement.”