Millersville, MD (June 30, 2006) - ARGO Systems, LLC has been awarded a contract for a multi-phased shell planting and transplanting program to improve oyster population in the Delaware Bay.

The oyster restoration project, awarded by the US Army Corps of Engineers, includes the planting of approximately 500,000 bushels of oyster and clam shell onto the bay bottom to promote oyster recruitment. Approximately 20,000 bushels of newly set oyster seeds will be transplanted up-bay to increase the population of marketable oysters. Clamshell will be purchased and stockpiled for future planting operations.

States Jeff Johnson, COO of ARGO "ARGO is completely dedicated the restoration of oysters in the Delaware Bay." Johnson continues, "The cooperation from the Philadelphia District of the Army Corps of Engineers, Delaware's Department of Natural Resources and the New Jersey's Division of Fish and Wildlife were absolutely critical to the success of this project.

About ARGO
ARGO's principals have over 40 years of experience in the design, management and execution of government and commercial projects. Utilizing our vast background in engineering and IT services, ARGO implements an effective solution to achieve the purposes and results of our customers. Our focus is on the delivering a complete project, however, we maintain flexibility to adapt to the changing needs of our customers.

ARGO is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business. (SDVOSB) For more information go to www.argo-sys.com or call 410-768-2444.