The Delta DSC501 provides so much protection from truck and car bombers that it has become a favorite barrier at embassies, nuclear power plants, DOD (Department of Defense) facilities, and other critical threat locations around the world.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared for marketing the first respirators that can help reduce the user's exposure to airborne germs during a public health medical emergency, such as an influenza pandemic.
"By establishing a Rail Test Center (RTC) at the port, DHS will identify and evaluate radiological and nuclear detection solutions for intermodal rail port facilities that can be used across the country."
The goal of PROTECT (Program for Response Options and Technology Enhancements for Chemical/Biological Terrorism) is to create early warning detection and response systems capable of safeguarding public locations from possible chemical terrorist attacks.
As part of the plan, the company has changed its name from AcuTemp to "AcuTemp Thermal Systems" to reflect the company's offer of providing accurate temperature management systems through its thermal engineering expertise.
Research and test reactors must now ensure people currently allowed unescorted access to the facilities, or people requesting such access, are fingerprinted and undergo a criminal history check by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Alion Science & Technology has collaborated with the ASME Innovative Technologies Institute LLC to develop an automated, all-hazards, vulnerability and risk-assessment tool to analyze and manage risks to infrastructure assets and systems.
