PARSIPPANY, NJ—Taking advantage of softness in the Morris County suburban office market, Securitas Security Services USA, a firm that provides security services worldwide, will lease more than half of Mack-Cali's 9 Campus Drive in Parsippany, NJ for the next 15 years.

The deal, one of the largest in Morris County so far this year, keeps Securitas' North American headquarters and Eastern Operations Center in Morris County. The firm, which provides security guards and corporate risk management services, will house 225 employees in 81,092 square feet of space on three full floors and a portion of the ground level at the four-story, 156,495-square-foot class A office property.

“We're pleased that Securitas USA has chosen this premier property,” says Mitchell E. Hersh, president and chief executive officer of Mack-Cali. “In my direct conversations with Securitas USA's leadership team, they clearly recognize the quality standards that Mack-Cali maintains in our properties along with the personalized customer service and attention to detail, all reflective of the company's continued commitment to the office market and our assets.”

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