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Briefing

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, March 20th, 2018

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Two Six Labs, LLC has received a potential $13.4 million contract from the Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency for a wide-area, continuous, radiation threat monitoring network system under the SIGMA program. Under the two-year Phase 2 award, Two Six will scale up its prototype system to optimize the system architecture, adds support for new sensor types such as chemical and biological threats, ingest additional streams of contextual information and support data fusion. A key goal of Phase 2 is…

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