BK Technologies Corporation: BK Technologies Awarded Contract Extension from Alberta Health Services
WEST MELBOURNE, FL / ACCESSWIRE / April 6, 2021 / BK Technologies Corporation (NYSE American:BKTI) today announced that its contract with Alberta Health Services (AHS) has been extended for an additional year. Under the contract BK provides AHS with mission critical P25 800MHz portable and mobile communication technology.
The contract, initially established in 2015, is now extended through March 31, 2022. No minimum or maximum procurement is established under the contract, nor does the contract specify or guarantee purchase quantities or dates of equipment orders.
AHS provides health services throughout Alberta and is the largest provider of health care in Canada. The organization presently deploys a total of approximately 3,000 two-way communication devices in a range of applications such as hospitals, urgent care centers, psychiatric facilities and emergency vehicles.
USW moves to shut down Bradken strike, attempting to isolate striking ATI workers
The United Steelworkers union (USW) has quietly announced a tentative agreement with Atchison, Kansas, specialty steelmaker Bradken in a bid to end an ongoing strike of nearly 60 steelworkers, which is set to enter its second week. Following the standard USW playbook, workers will be forced to vote on the agreement on Monday, likely without even receiving the full text of the contract they are voting on.
Signs for a Bradken Inc. foundry are displayed next to photos of metal being processed, in Tacoma, Wash. [Credit: AP Photo/Ted S. Warren]
Amid a rise in coronavirus cases on and off campus and the uncertainties presented by the pandemic, the summer house hunting looked different this year for some Penn State students.
After seeing firsthand the impact the pandemic has had on campus life and culture during the fall and spring semesters, some students said they believe off-campus housing plans seem like the better option.
Downtown State College is usually a prime location for college students looking for apartments within the campus vicinity. However, the search for an affordable living space has been challenging for some.
Harsh Tyagi will continue to live in the RISE at State College but has experienced the difficulties finding a student willing to sublease â or re-renting the property to a third party for a portion of the tenantâs existing lease contract â his current place in the building.
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CEBU Seares: VM Rama explains fiasco on Carbon Market contract. What we understand Mike said, what he could ve said.
+ April 05, 2021 CART BEFORE THE HORSE. The Cebu City Council is trying to correct its mistake in authorizing Mayor Edgardo Labella to sign the P5.5-billion joint venture agreement (JVA) before it could read the 75-plus pages contract.
When it raised a louder howl over terms allegedly disadvantageous to the City Government, the deed was already sealed, the ground broken, and Megawide Construction Corp., the developer, was set to start construction.
Broadcaster-columnist Bobby Nalzaro, in a series of opinion columns in SunStar, thrashed Vice Mayor Mike Rama, leader in the legislative outcry to overhaul the agreement, for questioning after the fact, assailing the terms after it had approved the contract. Just like, Nalzaro said, putting the cart before the horse.