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Battelle has tested a new building safety technology the nonprofit science organization designed to help law enforcement agents respond to shooting incidents in short spans of time. SiteGuard Active Shooter Response uses indoor gunshot detection sensors and cameras to locate and track gunshots then alert the public to an active shooting incident via public address systems, 911 calls, […] More
ICF International has received a three-year, $15.7 million contract to implement energy-saving practices in continued support of the American Electric Power Public Service Company un Oklahoma. ICF began to provide program support for PSO in 2008 and will continue to deliver energy-related services to the company under the new contract, ICF said Friday. Michaela Martin, a vice president […] More
An Exelon Corp. subsidiary has been selected to assist in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s effort to transport American shad and river herring to their spawning grounds on the Susquehanna River over the next 50 years. Exelon Generation will work to renovate two existing fish lifts at Conowingo Dam in order to facilitate the […] More
Bethesda, Maryland-based medical technology developer New Health Sciences has received a three-year, $3 million grant from a National Institutes of Health organization to develop and test anaerobic storage technology for donated blood. The company said Wednesday it aims to commercialize the gas-optimized Hemanext storage system, designed to help preserve the quality of red blood cells during prolonged storage. “We are […] More
A Deloitte business unit has introduced an online tool based on the Salesforce platform that works to facilitate interaction and collaboration between professionals and businesses and the government. Deloitte Digital‘s businessCONNECT tool is designed to help businesses view the status of their registrations, submit license and permit applications and pay service fees, Deloitte said Thursday. Deloitte intends for the […] More
Raytheon and the U.S. Navy have installed a mission control system for Northrop Grumman-built unmanned helicopter MQ-8 Fire Scout on a naval ship designed for littoral missions. The Navy combined its control hardware with control software developed by Raytheon to produce the command-and-control system of Fire Scout aboard the USS Coronado, Raytheon said Wednesday. USS Coronado is designed to operate near […] More
A joint venture of Fluor and Lane Construction Corp. has been selected to construct a port access road in Charleston, South Carolina, under a contract with the state’s transportation agency. Fluor-Lane South Carolina will design the roadway to connect the proposed marine container terminal located at the former Naval Base and Interstate 26, Fluor said Tuesday. “Fluor […] More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected eight organizations to research and develop an armored ground vehicle that can accommodate additional armor without compromising mobility and speed. DARPA said Tuesday the agency is interested in a vehicle with track and suspension technologies, agile motion systems, 360-degree data visualization technology and a signature management system […] More
BWX Technologies has secured multiple contracts potentially worth a combined $3.1 billion to manufacture nuclear reactor components and fuel in support of the U.S. Navy‘s various nuclear propulsion programs. BWXT said Wednesday its nuclear operations group will produce the reactor components for the service branch’s fleets of Ford-class and Nimitz-class carriers as well as Virginia-class and Ohio-class submarines. Production will occur […] More
Northrop Grumman has received an $83.4 million contract modification to provide logistics support for the U.S. Army‘s MQ-5B Hunter unmanned aircraft system. The company’s technical services business will perform work in Sierra Vista, Arizona and in Afghanistan through Oct. 30, the Defense Department said Tuesday. The Army obligated the full amount of the modification from its […] More
Textron Systems has received an $11 million order for radar and electronic warfare test station systems from the U.S. Air Force as part of an effort to fulfill the service’s avionics testing requirements. The 12 Advanced Radar/EW Test Station Automatic Test Equipment systems are meant to replace the old ATE systems in support of the Air […] More
Tetra Tech has been awarded a five-year, $28 million contract to provide assistance for the U.S. Agency for International Development‘s implementation of water sector management and governance strategies in Jordan. Tetra Tech will work with the government of Jordan to develop and implement policies meant to sustain and protect the country’s water-supply systems through capacity building, […] More
