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Posted: May 27, 2008
Electrical Dynamics and EDI Network Systems introduced new logos
Electrical Dynamics, Inc. and EDI Network Systems, Inc. recently introduced new corporate identity logos. Incorporated in 1991 and 2002, EDI and EDI Network Systems is one of New England's premier electrical contracting companies with multiple areas of expertise including electrical construction, service and maintenance, engineering and design, U.L. certified fire alarm system installation, testing, service and maintenance, voice/data, fiber optics cabling, security systems, audio/visual systems.
With a long list of successfully completed projects, the Electrical Dynamics and EDI Network Systems teams are ready to take your project from the earliest stage of concept and design to successful completion.
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