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Homeland Security

Unisys Gets $1M from L.A. Port for TWIC Access Control Pilot

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Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

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The Port of Los Angeles has awarded Unisys [UIS] a potential $1 million contract to design and manage an identification and access control system field test under the federal Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) program. The value of the award will not exceed $1 million and covers one year with a two-year renewal option. Unisys will help three participating terminal operators figure out how to integrate biometric-enabled access control systems with TWIC smart cards that are being issued to port…

Congress

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