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  • Allied Universal expands northeast presence by acquiring Mulligan Security.
  • Mulligan Security enhances Allied Universal's New York City market position.
  • Acquisition boosts innovative security solutions and client service value.

Allied Universal, a world pioneering security and facility services provider, is expanding further in the northeast region of the U.S. with the acquisition of Mulligan Security. 

For more than 30 years, Mulligan Security has provided security and fire safety services to clients in and around New York City.

Its clients range from commercial properties and corporate facilities to hospitals and museums.

Combining the strength

Combining the strength of our businesses and leadership teams will create new opportunities to expand our innovative security solutions to meet the needs of our clients,” said Steve Jones, global chairman and CEO of Allied Universal.

Mulligan Security’s deep expertise and strong presence in Greater New York City help strengthen Allied Universal’s footprint in the region. Together, we’ll continue serving clients in New York City and beyond with outstanding service, greater value, and continued innovation.”

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