Utah law enforcement receives training on FLIR Systems’ state-of-the-art forensic equipment to streamline drug cases

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Hotzone Solutions recently started a series of field testing; why?

BioFire Diagnostics, Inc. today announced that it has signed a competitive prototyping contract with the Department of the Army

The newly improved ChemProDM (ChemPro Detector Module) now includes a 10,000 hour pump

In cooperation with the Irish Presidency, EDA organises a workshop that's back-to-back with CBRNe World All Hazard Response

Cobham has been awarded a £16M order to supply NATO forces with leading-edge vehicle mounted IED detection equipment.

Bruker DE-tector passes the enhanced ASTM trace explosive detection standard .

Argon has won its first major order from India, comprising a comprehensive suite of chemical detector simulators.

FLIR’s Fido® X3 passes the enhanced ASTM trace explosive detection standard with flying colours

Chemring Detection Systems (\"CDS\") a Chemring Group (\"Chemring\") company, announced a $49M contract award to supply biological detection systems to the US Army and US Navy. The award was made by the Edgewood Contracting Division of the Aberdeen

The Convergence 2012 preconference workshop on CBRNE standards now has a full agenda with participation from ICRC, NATO, EDA, NIST, ANSI, CEA, Interpol and many others. It is THE event this year to attend to get a global overview on

Name charge to more accurately reflect business strategy and strong momentum in the marketplace

MOD scientists are calling on the innovative ideas of UK industry and academia as they look to enhance improvised explosive device (IED) detector technology.

New technology uses sound waves to detect chemicals

Preparedness is the watchword for any professional who puts his or her life on the line to deal with chemical spills, accidents and other dangerous situations. While training is important, when a hazmat suit is the only thing standing between a first responder and harmful chemicals or gases,

Partnership with Mirion gives full range of radiation detection technologies

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Latest HazMatID model certified to strictest military standard for extreme climates

Current phase of study to collect data on airborne contaminant behavior began on July 29

UTILIS IBERICA has recently supplied a contract of CBRN Individual Protection Material to Spanish Armed Forces, through NAMSA(Now the NSPA). The Spanish program includes ...

The ARDIMS identifies areas of interest and takes radiological sensor readings for teams on the ground.

Second-Sight MS tested by the Johns Hopkins University in the Foreign Comparative Testing

The contract incorporates an existing interim contract which has been in operation since January 2012

UK Ministry of Defence CBRN has a possible future requirement for the supply of a Below Neck CBR Protective Clothing System for Aircrew. The full expression of interest details are listed in the main article.

Bruker's Novel PHOTON 100(TM) X-ray Detector for Crystallography Wins Prestigious R&D 100 Award

This three-day, non-credit short-course is designed to introduce participants to the challenges facing the world at the intersection of biodefense and public health. See main articlefor

Smiths Detection and Optosecurity offer upgrades for airport x-ray scanners

FLIR Systems announced on June 22 the launch of the Viper man-portable applicator for the Agentase Disclosure Spray during a recent CBRNE conference

BILLERICA, Mass., Jun 21, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Brukertoday announced the award of a contract for an additional

UTILIS IBERICA awarded a first contract of CBRN Individual Protection Material by Spanish Armed Forces

As part of the surveillance for the European Nations Championship 2012, which will take place

Generation-after-next chemical, biological and radiological hazard mitigation systems

A revolutionary gas detection, identification and imaging system to help improve safety in oil and gas environments