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US Department of Defense renews service contract with Sims Recycling

Published March 12, 2012
By
Sean Griffey
Sims Corporate

The U.S. Department of Defense has agreed to renew a five-year continuation of service contract with Sims Recycling Solutions.

Sims Recycling has been the sole provider of electronic de-manufacturing services for the department for 13 years. "Sims Recycling Solutions is proud to provide this service to the Department of Defense and to continue our support of the men and women serving in all branches of the Unites States Armed Forces," says Steve Skurnac, President, Sims Recycling Solutions, Americas. 

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