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ETC’s Sterilization Systems Group Receives Over $2.5 Million in New Contracts

SOUTHAMPTON, PA, USA, May 1, 2014 – Environmental Tectonics Corporation (OTC Pink: ETCC) (“ETC” or the “Company”) announced today the recent awards of several new contracts totaling in excess of $2.5 million for the Sterilization Systems Group (“SSG”). The contracts combined include a control system and software upgrade for an existing customer, a large sectional autoclave for a biomedical research firm, and four Ethylene Oxide sterilizers for medical device sterilization.
 
The awarded contracts are a result of ETC’s capability to offer flexible and customizable solutions for the lab research, life science, and medical device industries.
 
David Mitchell, Vice President and Business Unit Manager for ETC’s SSG stated, “These projects validate our approach to delivering unique engineering solutions to an increasingly sophisticated marketplace. Our ability to rapidly design and produce unique sterilization systems, along with the control systems software that accompany these solutions, has led to our continued success as a world-class provider.”

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