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Published on Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Beacon Journal staff report
Orrville-based telescoping mast manufacturer Will-Burt Co. has won a five-year military contract valued at up to $43.3 million.
The contract, according to U.S. Rep. John Boccieri, D-Alliance, calls for Will-Burt to supply 10-meter Quick Erect Antenna Mast products. The masts will be used for communications antennae in the field.
The contract is valued between $4.9 million and $43.3 million, with assembly to take place in Orrville.
Will-Burt, which is employee-owned, will build the portable, ground-based masts for the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command. Will-Burt has about 275 employees.
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