EXTON, PA--(Marketwire - Jan 4, 2012) - WPCS International Incorporated (NASDAQ: [ WPCS ]), a leader in design-build engineering services for communications infrastructure, has announced that it has received approximately $8.8 million in new contracts.

The new contracts include projects to be completed for the Town of Danvers, Mount Holyoke College, EasCare Ambulance Service, Amherst College, Neptune Township, Evesham Police Department, Cape May County, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Rutgers University, Bausch & Lomb, Dominion Transmission, AtlantiCare Health System, Armstrong World Industries, Holaday Parks, Diablo Valley College, Empire Union School District, Connecticut Natural Gas, Resorts Hotel Casino and Chews Landing Fire Department.

In Australia, new contracts were awarded for Smithfield Medicare Facility, Kirkwood Shopping Centre, Nambour General Hospital, Hervey Bay Special School, South Brisbane Railway Station, Robina Railway Station, Redcliffe Hospital and Tinana State School. WPCS also announced new contract awards in China with Shenzhen Gas Company and China National Petroleum Corporation.

Myron Polulak, Executive Vice President of WPCS, commented, "It is encouraging to see WPCS convert bids into backlog that can be recognized in the months ahead. The bid activity remains strong as many more projects are under consideration, especially in the public services and healthcare sectors. We look forward to productive quarters ahead."

About WPCS International Incorporated:

WPCS is a design-build engineering company that focuses on the implementation requirements of communications infrastructure. The company provides its engineering capabilities including wireless communication, specialty construction and electrical power to the public services, healthcare, energy and corporate enterprise markets worldwide. For more information, please visit [ www.wpcs.com ]

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