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Military connections boost SRCTec

5/15/2009 7:52:00 PM by Maria Carbonaro

Employees work on the production floor of SRCTec, Inc. SRCTec is the wholly owned subsidiary of SRC, a not-for-profit company formerly called Syracuse Research Corp. CICERO - SRCTec, Inc. is just closing in on its third year of being a business. According to SRCTec President and CEO Mary Ann Tyszko, it has been successful in manufacturing quality products that are now in high demand by the U.S. military. These pr

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Summer Startup Season is in Full Gear

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SU dean of student affairs, Wolfe, departing for Colorado job