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Nighthawk Systems Receives Additional Order From Verizon Wireless 7/11/2007
-- Order Fulfills Needs for New Jersey Cell Site Automation Project --
SAN ANTONIO, Jul 11, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Nighthawk Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:NIHK), a leading provider of intelligent wireless power control and emergency notification products, announced today that it has received a third order for its PT1000 remote control boards from Verizon Wireless. With the delivery of the units, Nighthawk has now provided Verizon Wireless with enough units to implement a statewide generator automation project at its cell tower sites throughout New Jersey.
H. Douglas Saathoff, Nighthawk's CEO, stated, "I'm extremely pleased that we were able to customize and provide a quick and reliable solution to Verizon Wireless for this project. Over the past six months, we've delivered units that allow them to control hundreds of generators throughout New Jersey from a single centralized location, or from multiple field locations. This gives them the ability to ensure that their generators are in working condition, while maintaining compliance with recently adopted state rules governing the use of the generators. We hope to continue working with them on any potential needs beyond the State of New Jersey."
Generators must be exercised regularly to ensure that they are in working order when emergencies occur. Historically, pre-set timers have been used to automatically run generators on scheduled days. The new regulations in New Jersey restrict some generators of 37kW or greater from being used in non-emergency situations to ensure that New Jersey's air quality does not get worse on days with unhealthy air. Therefore, operators of these generators must find a way to exercise the generators on allowed days, even though they cannot predict those days ahead of time.
About Nighthawk Systems, Inc.
Nighthawk is a leading provider of intelligent wireless power control products that enable simultaneous activation or de-activation of multiple assets or systems on demand. Nighthawk's installed customer base includes major electric utilities, Internet service providers and fire departments in over 40 states. Nighthawk's products also enable custom message display, making them ideal for use in traffic control and emergency notification situations.
Individuals interested in Nighthawk Systems can sign up to receive email alerts by visiting the Company's website at www.nighthawksystems.com.
renrob05
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Looking very strong in premarket
kywee
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Yea this is a possible buy and flip
renrob05
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She will go watch
renrob05
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.095 going now
Submersed
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I've had a buy order in at .095 since open, still yet to be filled.
renrob05
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.098 now
kywee
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Trying to get filled at .094 for a while now. Not going to chase
renrob05
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Breaking through resistance at .10 with ease
kywee
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I chased it. What can I say?
renrob05
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quote:Originally posted by kywee: I chased it. What can I say?
It's a very hard fill
kywee
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You got that right...
kywee
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I feel a strong gain from this one. There have been very solid buys so far.
renrob05
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Moving still
renrob05
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Gonna break HOD here
Submersed
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I tried to fill at 94 and 95 to no success. Holding back my emotions right now.
kywee
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I think we will see new HOD soon
1stfidelity
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Glad I jumped in at open.....
kywee
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Yea, still holding
renrob05
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ARCA looking for sellers
kywee
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I added more here at .097
1stfidelity
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this wants to pop.....
kywee
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quote:Originally posted by renrob05: ARCA looking for sellers
Yea ARCA likes to do that...
ffp
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NIHK looking to be a real player with some big league players on board. Not adding but am holding to what I have.
I like this small company that is attracting big players!
renrob05
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buying this morning on news
renrob05
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Looking sexy
RagingBull
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bid building i played this befor ran it from .10 to .20 lets see if it history repeats itself
jordanm
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run fizzled out inspite of very good news. wonder why ?
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