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Homeland Security

Sim-G Wins Potential $352M ICIDS IV Award

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Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

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The Army's program office for Force Protection Systems has awarded Sim-G Technologies a six-year, potential $352 million prime contract, the Integrated Commercial Intrusion Detection System (ICIDS) IV contract, which will allow agencies to acquire physical security systems and services. The purpose of the ICIDS program is to provide a standard configuration for all military installations, inside and outside the U.S., for a detection system used to monitor designated areas and facilities. ICIDS IV consists of commercial off-the-shelf equipment, including interior…

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