The headquarters of the United States of America
Department Defence has been awarded a N160
million contract to install security window film
attachment on three high-rise towers located in
Abuja.
It was gathered that the move was in response to the
security threat posed bymilitant Islamic sect, Boko
Haram.

Although the buildings could not be immediately
ascertained, the Pentagon Protection announced the
contract as part of a total £1 million (N260m)
recently won by the company
It said it has been awarded a contract valued at more
than £612,000 for the installation of security window
film and window film attachment on three high-rise
towers located in Abuja, Nigeria.
StockMarketWire.com said the project is designed to
protect these buildings from the dangers of flying
glass in the event of an attack or natural disaster.

The new contracts include both window film and
security equipment.
Contracts awarded to Pentagon's UK window film
division include the removal and replacement of
external solar control window film on the overhead
glazing works for a UK government agency. This
contract, which is expected to be completed over a
16 week period, is valued at £120,000. SDS Group
Ltd, Pentagon's specialist security equipment
division, has also achieved a significant contract win
for the supply of an EOD response vehicle valued at
£300,000.

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