Tag: Montana
Pye-Barker Fire & Safety acquires EVCO Integrated Solutions
January 22, 2026SSN Staff
ATLANTA—Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has announced the acquisition of EVCO Integrated Solutions, a security system and fire alarm company that elevates Pye-Barker's full-service solutions for fire and life safety in the Northwest.
EVCO Integrated Solutions serves three critical markets - education, healthcare, and commercial customers. Offering fire alarms, access control, security systems, video surveillance, communications infrastructure and audio-visual systems, EVCO serves customers...
Kenco acquires in Bozeman
February 15, 2012Tess Nacelewicz
BILLINGS, Mont.—Kenco Security and Technology, an electronic security company based here, recently acquired Securitec Safety Systems of Bozeman, said Dirk Bauwens, president of Kenco.
Also, Kenco recently installed a DMP security system in the All-American Home, a new home being built in Bozeman with products that are predominantly American-made. The project is designed to encourage consumers to buy products made in the United States, increasing jobs here.
Kenco already has an office...
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DMP makes
January 11, 2012Tess Nacelewicz
A unique house is being built in Bozeman, Mont., and security products manufacturer Digital Monitoring Products (DMP) is playing a role in its construction.
Dubbed the “All-American Home,” the 2,200-square-foot dwelling, with an estimated final cost of $400,000, is being built with products that are predominantly American-made, according to the Bozeman Daily Chronicle newspaper. And now DMP, an independent manufacturer of intrusion, fire, access control, network and cellular communication...
Kenco Security acquires Anchor Alarms
January 18, 2011Tess Nacelewicz
BILLINGS, Mont.—Kenco Security and Technology, an electronic security services company based here and providing services in Montana and northern Wyoming, recently acquired Anchor Alarms of Kalispell, Mont.
Dirk Bauwens, president of Kenco, said in a statement that Kenco already had a presence in northwestern Montana and welcomed the chance to acquire a company in its “home playing field.”
He told Security Systems News: “Our goal, I guess, is don't let an opportunity pass by...