Allied Universal® announces the acquisition of security integrators Phoenix Systems & Service Inc.

Allied Universal®, a security and facility services company in North America, announced the acquisition of Phoenix Systems & Service, Inc. (PSSI) - a full service security systems integrator providing security solutions to customers in Chicago and across the nation. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

“The acquisition of Phoenix Systems & Service will help us expand our technology services business in Illinois and nationally,” said Steve Jones, CEO of Allied Universal. “Phoenix Systems has a strong history of more than 28 years delivering top-notch service within multiple vertical markets, especially commercial real estate.” 

Access Control, Digital Video, Optical Turnstiles Integrators

We are truly excited about this opportunity for our employees to become an integral part of Allied Universal"

PSSI, with revenues exceeding $16 million and 35 employees, is known as one of the premier integrators for Access Control, Digital Video, Optical Turnstiles, and Intercom systems in the nation.

The company provides a complete turnkey installation including system design, project management, conduit, wiring, training, IT support, and system service and maintenance.

History of labour relations

“We are truly excited about this opportunity for our employees to become an integral part of Allied Universal as our business culture and expertise are a perfect match,” said Daniel Gardner, President of Phoenix Systems & Service, Inc., who will become a consultant to Allied Universal. “I wanted to personally thank all of our employees for their hard work, dedication and commitment to offering superior service to our customers each and every day.”

PSSI’s diversified customer base includes several global entities and Fortune 500 companies. The company has a long history of excellent labour relations including unionised field installers, which presents a competitive advantage in the marketplace. PSSI was represented by financial advisor Sandra Jones and Company in the transaction.