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MDI tapped for PIV

Thursday, June 12, 2008

MDI Inc. will provide HSPD-12 compliant systems for new government offices in Washington DC. The project will consolidate 1,500 government employees from 5 separate operating locations into a central office building in downtown Washington.

Hardware and software products manufactured by MDI Security Systems will secure the new offices. These FIPS 201 compliant security products will be deployed and maintained by MDI Professional Services Group. The first phase of the project will be staged and executed over the next thirty to sixty days. [end] 

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