Cincinnati Metropolitan Area Sirens

[Oldiesmann]

Has Cincinnati actually accepted the bid, or are they going to do that at a later date as well?

I'm glad we're finally getting somewhere with this, but I don't understand why they waited until the middle of summer to do this. This should have been done a long time ago.

[holler]

No the contract has not been awarded yet.

[sirenita]

Could be because of the end/beginning of the fiscal year.

[SIRENMAN]

Everyone in the Hamilton County (Cincinnati) we have a new user joining us. It is ANS Services. Please welcome them to the board and Thank them for giving Hamilton County free labor installation of 132 sirens. Not only will they pay each worker prevailing wage of $25 to $40/ per hour my commission is 5% of the total job. That means they will give $500,000 to the county for a gift. So again thank ASC/ANS.

[carexpertandy]

Sounds great! Do you know yet when the installations of these sirens will start? Does this also mean Hamilton County has to pay to have the 4 remaining sirens installed and 64 upgraded?

[SIRENMAN]

Well the 64 upgrades should be part of that also, but who knows. The extra 5 sirens will be installed in the holes that may arise when the system is tested.
Does anyone know where ANS is from (I heard New Jersey) but can't find it on the website. By the way they are renting a place in Sharonville so they will boost the economy in Sharonville also with rent and hotel rooms.

[holler]

So free installs=ASC taking a bigger market share from Federal?

Maybe it's part of the ASC "economic recession package", if you have enough to buy the siren, we'll take of the rest.

Stay thirsty my friends

[carexpertandy]

I found their location; Swedesboro, New Jersey.

[SIRENMAN]

Basically your tax dollars are going to New Jersey...........Oh never mind there will be no money it is a free install. Thanks ANS

[holler]

Where did you find these great humanitarians?

Who would have figured Dale Moller was such a nice guy, did they throw in a new Harley Davidson too?