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FSS
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Over the past 12 months, FSS has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -2% compared to S&P 500's +15% growth.
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Federal Signal Corp
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Federal Signal makes equipment and systems that help cities, utilities, contractors, and industrial sites clean, maintain, and protect public spaces. Its products include street sweepers, sewer cleaners, vacuum trucks, dump bodies, and emergency warning and alert systems. The company sells mainly to government agencies and commercial customers that need rugged machinery and safety equipment for day-to-day operations. It makes money by selling this equipment directly and by supplying replacement parts, service, and other aftermarket support over time. That creates a mix of upfront equipment sales and steadier follow-on revenue from keeping fleets running and systems maintained. Its customers usually buy Federal Signal because the products are tied to essential work like road maintenance, waste handling, emergency response, and industrial cleanup. What makes Federal Signal’s business different is that it sits close to the practical, low-glamour end of infrastructure and public safety. Instead of consumer brands or large-scale construction, it focuses on specialized machines and alerting systems that are hard to substitute in daily municipal and industrial use. That gives it a role as a supplier of tools that local governments and work crews depend on for basic services and safety.