Unisync announces additional new contract wins

22 Feb '21

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Unisync Corp, a Canada-based provider of work wear and personal protective apparel, has announced the award of a four-year contract to Peerless covering the supply of up to $3.1 million in operational clothing liners to the RCMP. This announcement is in addition to the $7.4 million in contract awards reported in the Fall of last year, as company said.

Unisync operates through two business units: Unisync Group Limited and 90 per cent owned Peerless Garments LP which has been manufacturing operational uniforms and accessories to Canada’s Armed Forces for over 50 years.

The contract is for firm quantities totalling $1.5 million and an additional $1.6 million exercisable at the option of the RCMP over the remaining three years.

“We are also pleased to advise that the Department of National Defense (DND) has exercised another $1 million option for the supply of duffel bags,” company stated in a press release. “We continue to build our long-term contracted managed services client base at Unisync’s UGL business unit with the recent award of a four year managed services contract to supply the City of Saskatoon transit, fire and police employees with their operational clothing and accessories.”

“Notwithstanding the effect that Covid-19 has had on our valued hospitality and transportation clients and the resulting temporary affect that this has had on our top-line revenues, we are continuing to fill some of this temporary void with our pivot to PPE products as we build our base of long-term contracted business and broaden our product lines,” company concluded in the release.

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