Filed in archive Enterprises by on October 17, 2006

The Modtechgroup (MTC) won a contract to develop power sources for portable weapon systems.

What is it about:

Under the task order, MTC (Nasdaq: MTCT) will research and develop power sources that reduce energy consumption, while increasing energy storage and power generation for wearable computer systems, sensor devices and other handheld devices that soldiers and first responders carry into battle and urban environments.

That could help the mobile industry too... Nice deal.

via Daytona Business Journal

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Response from: Cash Advance (06/04/07 5:15pm)

Under the task order, MTC (Nasdaq: MTCT) will research and develop power sources that reduce energy consumption, while increasing energy storage and power generation for wearable computer systems, sensor devices and other handheld devices that soldiers and first responders carry into battle and urban environments. The work includes building prototypes in addition to the research.

Response from: pharmaceutical (06/19/07 8:47pm)

This is only to iduce people into error. That is for the stock brokers to have money to spend. Nasdaq is the highest on the market. It has the most experience.

Response from: Alendronate (06/20/07 6:37pm)

MTC provides systems engineering, information technology, intelligence and program management services at locations nationwide. With about 2,900 employees, including 360 in Dayton, it is the area's largest defense contractor.