Waco Business Awarded Multi-Million Dollar Military Contract
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By John Elizondo
WACO - A Waco business has been awarded with a multi-million dollar military contract.
Tymco, which manufactures street-sweepers, and runway sweepers has won a $157 million contract. TexasBusinesses.com reports the contract will run through 2017.
Tymco will make the street sweepers for every branch of the military except the coast guard.
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