TUSTIN, Calif., May 23, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Atlantis Holding Corp.'s wholly owned subsidiary, Cal-Bay Controls, Inc., has been successful in negotiating a purchase order with Jacobs Engineering for a Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) from Cemtek Environmental, located in Santa Ana, California. This environmental monitoring system has been recently installed at the ConocoPhillips oil refinery in Los Angeles, California to comply with the USEPA air pollution monitoring requirements.
Cemtek Environmental is a leading supplier of environmental monitoring systems for regulatory compliance and Cal-Bay Controls is the exclusive sales representative for Cemtek Environmental in California. The total value of this purchase order is approximately $400,000, which included custom design engineering to meet the client's specifications and regulatory requirements, high-quality and dependable monitoring hardware and analytical instrumentation, custom instrument shelter, and complete control system and data acquisition system to interface with the plant equipment. The USEPA and state and local air quality regulatory agencies typically require such monitoring systems to measure the amount of air pollution produced by large industrial and utility plants, especially in environmentally sensitive areas.
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Atlantis Holding Corp. is a holding company with two operating divisions: an Environmental and Engineering Division and an Automotive Division. AHDG currently has plans to grow both divisions through the acquisition of several companies in the near future and/or the development of new products and services. For more information on Atlantis Holding Corp. please refer to the company Internet website at www.atlantisholdingcorp.com.
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