LEEP, Inc. Receives Significant Purchase Order
- LEEP to provide patented structural insulated panels, engineering and manufacturing expertise -
MONTOURSVILLE, Pa., Jan. 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- LEEP, Inc. (Pink Sheets: LPPI.PK), announced that the company has received an initial order from Quick Quarters Kentucky, Inc., for its patented LeepCore(TM) structural insulated (R-25) panels, to build five mail screening facilities in Quick Quarters' Kentucky-based manufacturing plant. The completed units will be shipped overseas to five Government locations to screen incoming mail for potential safety hazards. Production will begin in January and completed units are expected to ship during the first quarter of 2008 with additional follow-on orders expected in 2008.
John Nordstrom, CEO of LEEP, Inc. said, 'We are extremely pleased to be able to bring this first order with Quick Quarters to reality. We have been working on this and other specific, identified opportunities in conjunction with Quick Quarters since mid-2007, and feel this first step will be a catalyst to generating more business for both companies in both the near and longer term future. LEEP, Inc. re-engineered the mail screening facilities to be constructed of LeepCore(TM), which will provide a stronger, better insulated, and lighter weight facility than was previously used by the customer, that can be used world-wide. The integration of LeepCore(TM) for this use is a significant milestone, as it will give our product additional exposure for a multitude of both government and private sector uses. We are very enthused about the potential for this type of use for LeepCore(TM) panels.' LEEP, Inc. will also manage and oversee construction of the units, utilizing the physical plant in Kentucky.
About LEEP, Inc.
LEEP, Inc. (Pink Sheets: LPPI.PK) has established new standards of efficiency, effectiveness and value within the construction industry with its patented LeepCore(TM) structural building material. LeepCore(TM) constructed buildings are stronger, lighter, faster to erect, environmentally clean and more cost effective than building structures built with traditional wood, concrete and steel building materials. The Company operates a 33,000 square foot manufacturing plant in eastern Pennsylvania
