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Versar Completes ‘Wounded Warrior’ Project

Versar (NYSE Amex: VSR) reports that the firm, in partnership with Court One Corporation completed a $1.3 million design and build project to renovate Building 17, a residential building housing wounded soldiers and Army Community Service at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C.

“Its always very satisfying to be part of a project that gives back to our soldiers and those unfortunate to be wounded in defending our Nation, ” said Jeff Wagonhurst, president of Versar. “We are proud of Versar’s contribution to these heroes.”

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