The contract covers electrical inspections and repairs of facilities used by American personnel throughout Iraq
Springfield, Va.-based Versar, Inc. has been awarded a new $17.1 million contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Middle East District. The contract, known as Task Force Safety Actions for Fire and Electricity (SAFE), is to perform electrical inspections and repairs of facilities used by American personnel throughout Iraq. Under this contract, Versar's managers, engineers, and electricians will ensure all electric and fire protection systems used by U.S. government personnel in Iraq are operating safely and in compliance with required electrical codes. The Task Force SAFE contract period will run until August 2011 with provisions for two option periods of five months each.
Tony Otten, CEO of Versar, Inc., says, "This new award reaffirms the experience Versar has gained in conducting quality assurance and assessment services for the U.S. government’s reconstruction efforts in Iraq over the past six years. Versar has the ability to perform complex technical inspections and repairs in remote and hazardous environments throughout the world.”
To read about the unsafe electrical systems on U.S. bases in Iraq, visit the EC&M website.
