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Homeland Security

DHS Remains on Track for BioWatch ‘Fly-Off’ Next Year

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Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008

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New technologies currently under development will compete beginning in April 2009 in an operational test and evaluation to see how well they performs in automatically collecting and detecting potentially harmful pathogens as well as meeting cost performance goals, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials say. The "fly-off" next spring will include two companies who are currently developing their respective systems under contracts with the Science & Technology branch of DHS as well as any other commercially available solutions, Robert Hooks,…

Army

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Congress

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Budget

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Congress

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