CARLSBAD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--November 30, 2007--Bob Brehm, CEO of Sub-Surface Waste Management of Delaware, Inc. (OTC-BB: SSWM), announced today that the company is mobilizing resources for the production of mail-screening facilities used in government locations throughout South America. SSWM is nearing completion of its acquisition of Quick Quarters Kentucky, Inc. (QQK), a manufacturer of temporary shelters, from Quick Quarters, Inc. (QQI) which recently received a purchase order for the mail-screening facilities to be manufactured by QQK in Somerset, Kentucky. The acquisition is expected to be completed in December and initial product deliveries are expected to commence in first quarter 2008.

Quick Quarters Kentucky is a manufacturer of temporary shelters for emergency response, disaster relief, mail room screening operations, decontamination centers, command centers, emergency hospitals, and other commercial and governmental uses. The order for the mail screening facilities was previously anticipated and is expected to be expanded if product specifications and delivery schedules can be met for the initial order. The product is used to house mail screening equipment that can process letter and package mail prior to entering a government facility such as an embassy in a foreign country. With the current worldwide terror threat and biological weapons concerns, the need for a quick installation facility for government and commercial use is widespread.

Brehm stated, "We are delighted to receive the initial order for five mail screening facilities. The easily transportable, modular construction of this unit is a key factor in final cost for our customers. We will be sending personnel to Kentucky in December to initiate the manufacturing operations and plan the logistics and budget to begin manufacturing and delivery of units in first quarter 2008. With over 500 U.S. embassy-like locations requiring mail screening facilities, this may be a very viable and expanding worldwide market."