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October 25, 2006

CCG/FASTER Acquires First Customer in Alaska

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NORFOLK, VA – CCG Systems, Inc., producer of the FASTER fleet management system used by top fleets in the nation, acquires its first customer in the State of Alaska. The Municipal Light and Power in Anchorage, Alaska has awarded their RFP contract to CCG/FASTER to help manage their fleet of 1,100.

Meeting the RFP’s Scope of Work, FASTER will seamlessly integrate with Gasboy, help ML&P with data migration, provide accurate inventory management through bar coding, and produce fleet maintenance reports – FASTER has over 100 standard reports including the capability of customized reporting. Under rapid implementation stage, ML&P‘s goal is to be fully operational by January 2007.

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