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Property management co. gets into security

The Boulos Company sees synergies with security, building management
 by: 
Chelsie Woods
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05/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

PORTLAND, Maine - A local, commercial property-management firm considered one of the largest north of Boston has decided to branch into security and offer the service to its customers.

The Boulos Company and Boulos Property Management announced the addition of Boulos Security Systems in April.

The right place, at the right time

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05/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

Offering patrol service boosts integrator’s biz
BEAVERTON, Ore. - A new building for First Response comes at a pivotal time for the provider of commercial security systems and guard response in a market that now requires verified response to an alarm.

New contracts prompt rapid expansion

 by:  SSN Staff  - 
04/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

Sentra Protective sees revenues increase five times in a year
WAUKESHA, Wisc. - After seeing its sales increase from $1 million to $6.

Aerwav embarks on building biz

 by: 
Chelsie Woods
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04/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

NEW YORK - Aerwav Integration Services has made its second acquisition in the security market, this time buying Florida systems integrator Hi-Rise Safety Systems, a company with revenues of $5 million.
The acquisition builds upon Aerwav’s existing business, which it picked up by buying the systems integration business of Armor Holdings in May 2003.

Briefs

 by:  SSN Staff  - 
04/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

VTI Security taps Asp as president

BURNSVILLE, Minn. - VTI Security Integrators has promoted long-time employee Thomas Asp to the position of president.

Securicor, Group 4 Falck hammer out plans

The companies make it official; a merger and formation of a new company is in the works
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Chelsie Woods
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04/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

LONDON - After weeks of talks and speculation among security analysts, Securicor and Group 4 Falck announced in late February they will pursue plans to merge their security businesses.
The merger would create one of the world’s largest security companies, second only to Securitas with an estimated $7 billion in sales.

Full speed ahead for Trinity Security’s regional plans

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Chelsie Woods
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04/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

CHARLOTTE, N.C.

It’s signed, sealed and delivered

Frisco Bay acquisition by Stanley Works a done deal
 by: 
Chelsie Woods
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04/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

ST. LAURENT, Quebec—Right on cue, Stanley Works in early March completed its acquisition of systems integrator Frisco Bay, its second purchase of a systems integration company in North America.

Regional quest prompts move west

 by: 
Chelsie Woods
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03/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

AKRON, Ohio - The Comm Group is going west, so to speak, as part of its effort to become a regional provider of integrated security, telecommunications, and structured cabling services.

Late last year the company opened an office here, its first location outside its hometown of Robinson Township, Pa.

SecureOne completes its metamorphosis

 by: 
Chelsie Woods
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03/01/2004
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Commercial and Systems Integrators

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. - Three years ago officials at SecureOne Protection Services embarked on a mission to evolve from a traditional residential security company to become a systems integrator serving the Northeast Florida market.

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SSN News Poll June 2013

Early termination fees are a standard in the security industry but now The ADT Corp. is facing a class-action lawsuit over them. The attorney representing ADT clients from California, Illinois and elsewhere in the lawsuit says the fees violate federal and state consumer protection laws. But industry advocates say the fees are legitimate to help companies recover installation costs and for loss of profit. What do you think about such fees?

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