Evans Consoles Awarded FAA Contract

VIENNA, VIRGINIA--(Marketwire - Sept. 15, 2011) -

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Evans Consoles Incorporated, the leader in design and manufacturing of 24/7 mission critical console solutions, is pleased to announce the award of a multi-year contract from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Under the contract, Evans Consoles Inc. will provide custom air traffic control (ATC) Tower console solutions to the FAA. Total value of the contract could reach over $ 9 million if the FAA chooses to exercise all options. The contract provides customized solution options for the FAA thus ensuring specific requirements for each location are met. The contract has a one-year base and two one-year options.

"This contract award further strengthens Evans already strong presence within the air traffic control market", says Greg Smith, Evans' CEO "and continues to expand our commitment to supporting the FAA." Smith went on to say "Evans has assembled a team of experienced staff who understand how to support the FAA and fully understand its' unique needs."

Jason Rowley, Evans Consoles Inc.'s Vice President Sales for North America, noted that this is another key pillar of Evans' continuing focus on supporting US Government agencies and major contractors. "We've made a concerted push over the last five years to build up and support our US Government businesses, and this reflects the results of that type of sustained effort."

About Evans Consoles Inc.

Evans Consoles Inc. is the world leader in mission critical solutions for technology-intensive work environments with recognized market leadership within the government, air traffic control, corporate, command and control, surveillance and homeland security markets. With over 9000 installations world-wide, Evans designs and manufactures control room console solutions including air traffic control tower, terminal, en route and oceanic solutions.

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