$CESX News - CES Synergies Begins Interior Demolition on Building 603 at Naval Air Station Pensacola

CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Fla., - (http://www.financialnewsmedia.com News Alert) - CES Synergies, Inc. (OTC: CESX) (\"CES\" or the \"Company\"), a full service environmental, asbestos abatement and demolition company, announced today that its subsidiary, Cross Environmental Services, Inc., was awarded a contract earlier this year valued at approximately $450,000 for demolition activities that are now set to commence on building 603 at Naval Air Station Pensacola. The building is a four-story 240,000 square foot office complex that is undergoing significant renovation. The third floor of the building is mission critical and will be renovated in phases to ensure that this area remains open for business. The other three floors will be conventionally renovated by CES without service interruption.



The scope of services awarded to CES includes partition demolition, removal of mechanical systems, demolition of electrical components, as well as removal of certain exterior components including ladders, canopies, and railings. The Prime Contractor is Orocon-Carothers, a joint venture between Orocon Construction, LLC and Carothers Construction, Inc.



John Tostanoski, CEO of CES Synergies, commented, \"CES is pleased to continue our relationship with Carothers and we look forward to working with Orocon as well. We know from previous experience how critical the projects at Naval Air Station Pensacola can be, and believe our skills and experience are ideally suited to this project.\"



About CES Synergies Inc.



CES Synergies, Inc., through its subsidiary, Cross Environmental Services, Inc., is a specialty environmental services company providing quality environmental contracting solutions, demolition and remediation services to commercial and industrial customers, as well as federal, state and municipal entities. More information may be found at the Company\'s website: www.crossenv.com.



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