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Victor, NY – Retrotech, Inc a specialist in the modernization and optimization of automated material handling equipment was recently awarded a contract for the repair and rebuild of a two aisle stacker crane and conveyor system at the Watervliet Army Arsenal, NY, America's Oldest Military Manufacturing Arsenal.

The contract entails refurbishing the safety and alignment systems for the stacker storage and retrieval system to OEM specifications. In addition to this, Retrotech also refurbished the accompanying conveyor systems. This significant contract award represents a new client for Retrotech and adds the Watervilet Arsenal to its growing list of US military facilities across the country currently utilizing modernization services from Retrotech.

Burke McCarthy, Retrotech Sales and Marketing Director remarked; “this material handling modernization project will enable Americas oldest arsenal to  continue delivering reliable service to the line, on the line, on time. Our company is honored to play a part in helping the arsenal fulfill this mission.”

About Retrotech, Inc
Retrotech, Inc. specializes in the design, installation, modernization and support of automated material
handling systems. Since 1985, Retrotech has delivered the highest standard of quality, innovation and value
to clients such as Kraft, AVON, Frito-Lay, IBM, Wegmans, US Navy, Cargill, Coca Cola, Halliburton, etc.
To date, Retrotech has executed over 300 automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS) projects and
designed over 20 greenfield-automated systems. For more information about the company visit
www.retrotech.com.

About Watervilet Arsenal
The U. S. Army Watervliet Arsenal, widely known as "America's Cannon Factory", is an Army-owned and
operated manufacturing facility that is ISO 9001:2008 and Army Contracting Performance-
Certification Program Certified.

Constructed in 1813, the arsenal has played a vital role in America's defense throughout its long history
producing large bore cannon and a wide variety of other products for military needs.
The billion dollar Arsenal manufacturing complex is situated on a 143 acre site spanning 72 buildings with
2.1 million square feet of manufacturing space.

The Arsenal is also home to the Army's Benét Laboratories, a Malcolm Baldrige Award recipient, whose
mission includes the development of Arsenal products and technology for future combat systems. This
arrangement of research, development and manufacturing at a single site facilitates concurrent design and
manufacturing.

But more than land, equipment, and buildings, the Arsenal represents thousands of great Americans who
have proudly served their country since 1813 by supporting our nation's war fighters in every conflict for
nearly 200 years