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Textron [TXT] subsidiary Bell Helicopter announced on Sept. 12 that is has delivered the first Bell 407GX to Russia for use with private and charter flights. St. Petersburg-based Helidrive–Bell’s independent […]

The Marine Corps has finished fielding its Common Aviation Command and Control System (CAC2S) Phase 1 and is moving forward with its contractor-run Phase 2 to bring advanced battlespace awareness […]

Joint Emergency Training Associates has received a potential five-year $4.8 million contract from the Coast Guard to provide chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense training. The contracts is a small […]

TAMPA, Fla.—With processing of international air travelers arriving in the United States at capacity and with Congress demanding a better job tracking the departure from the country by these visitors, […]

TAMPA, Fla.—Largely on its own dime, industry has been developing new biometric collection devices that take up less room and weigh less than current devices and also work more quickly, […]

TAMPA, Fla.—The concept of identity rather than a focus just on the tools that help determine whether individuals and groups are a cause for concern or not is rising in […]

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) last week and this announced  new projects valued at about $10 million aimed at helping to develop more secure ways to conduct […]

Sea-Tac to Expand Automated Passenger Security Exit System at Airport The Port of Seattle Commission has approved the expansion of a successful pilot project of and automated passenger exit system […]

DTRA Awards $30M in Nuclear Threat Detection Initiatives The Defense Threat Reduction Agency has awarded 14 contracts worth $30.1 million to various companies, universities and government laboratories for work on […]

Air Force Space Command Seeks info on Modeling and Simulation for Cyberspace The Air Force Space Command has issued a Request for Information related to modeling and simulation (M&S) research, […]