WEST HAVEN, CT / ACCESSWIRE / July 30, 2018 / Drone USA, Inc. (OTCQB: DRUS) (”Drone USA” or the ”Company”), a service provider and reseller of drones and distributor of products to the U.S. Government, today announced that its subsidiary, Howco Distributing CT (”Howco”), two weeks ago received 146 contracts totaling $1,016,377 from the Army, Navy and the contract Defense Logistics Agency. It is important to note that it includes the $659,000 contract we announced last week.
Michael Bannon, Drone USA’s Chief Executive Officer, commented, ”This was a record week for us. For the first time our weekly contract award amount exceeded one million dollars.”
Matt Wiles, Howco’s VP of Business Operations, stated, ”Managing the high volume of government contracts like we do takes a dedicated team and robust processes. As we partner with more suppliers, I expect to see more weeks like this one in the future.”
About Howco Distributing Co.
Howco Distributing, a subsidiary of Drone USA, Inc., is a premier supplier of spare and replacement parts to a wide variety of Federal Government agencies, U.S. military prime contractors and commercial customers worldwide. Founded in 1990 and located in Vancouver, Washington, Howco’s services encompass bid solicitation, contract management, packaging and logistics for construction, transportation, mining and heavy equipment spare and replacement parts to customers worldwide utilizing a wide variety of supply chain solutions. Howco was the winner of 2017 United States Department of Defense Logistics Agency’s Commander’s Choice Supplier Award and the 2012 United States Department of Defense Logistics Agency’s Bronze Supplier Award.
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