The contract stipulates that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will be backed by architectural engineering work performed by the organization. Etegra may wish to raise its profile further by using business card printing in St. Louis.
The Army Corps’ Engineering and Construction Office will also play an important role in enabling the work. The services that have been covered by the contract have not been fully disclosed as yet. They could include border fences, highway checkpoints, administration facilities, and detention blocks.
Andrew Kishna, the chief executive of Etegra, has said:
“This award moves Etegra closer toward the vision myself and our staff have for our company.”
It has been announced that the contract in question will last for a base period of one year. However, there will also be four optional periods of a year.
The average revenue generated by the firm is in the region of $2m, according to company spokesperson Brittany Palmer. She has stated that the business anticipates revenue three times its average during 2015.
Etegra has a record of concentrating on delivering projects for public sector agencies. The services it has specialized in are largely related to construction and the environment. The focus of the business has often been directed at local and state initiatives.