Wireless Networks

IPS gets $2.8 million from NYCPD

Integrated Parking Solutions received an additional $2.8 million contract from the New York City Police Department. The contract calls for system modifications, ticket and envelope stock and additional parking-ticket devices from the company’s line of …

Ultralife announces DoD order

Ultralife received $4.8 million from the Department of Defense for its SmartCircuit lithium ion rechargeable batteries. Deliveries of the UBBL06 and UBBL08 lithium ion rechargeable batteries, the CH0006 three-position military-vehicle-based charger and …

Agilent unveils thermocouple sensors

Agilent Technologies introduced new thermocouple power sensors that cover a power range of –35 dBm to +20 dBm and a frequency range of 100 kHz to 33 GHz. The sensors provide 55 dB dynamic range in a single sensor, according to the company. …

New York gives M/A-COM 45 days to fix first phase of statewide network

The state of New York on Friday informed Tyco Electronics M/A-COM that the company has defaulted on its contract to build a statewide LMR network and ordered that “significant deficiencies” need to be remedied by the middle of October for the $2 billion deal to remain in place.

Solacom unveils 911 software suite

Solacom Technologies unveiled its Guardian software suite that supports conventional and voice-over-IP call handling as well as next-generation 911 applications

N.Y. network doesn’t make grade

Tyco Electronics M/A-COM appeared to be in jeopardy of losing the largest public-safety LMR contract in the history of the U.S. on the eve of a scheduled decision on the project.

Tiburon lands $6.4 million contract

Pleasanton, Calif.-based Tiburon announced yesterday that it landed a $6.4 million contract from Allegheny County, Pa., to provide an integrated public safety system. The system includes computer-aided dispatch system, records management, mobile data …

Astron adds yagi antennas

Astron Wireless Technologies unveiled the P2400 series yagi antennas in the 2375-2500 MHz frequency. The P-2400 ruggedized series of antennas are intended for moderate to high-gain directional antenna requirements at 2.4 GHz. Polarization is vertical, …

NY comptroller to M/A-COM on statewide network: Time to fish or cut bait

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli last week released two audits recommending that the New York State Office for Technology (OFT) not proceed with a $2 billion contract with Tyco Electronics M/A-COM to build a statewide wireless network based on the current performance of the network.

Astron unveils antennas

Astron Wireless Technologies unveiled a low-profile, dual-band antenna for indoor and outdoor use. The antenna has a power-handling capability of 50 W and operates in frequencies ranges from 1850-1990 MHz, based on model. The company also launched a …

IPS gets $2.8 million from NYCPD

Ultralife announces DoD order

Agilent unveils thermocouple sensors

New York gives M/A-COM 45 days to fix first phase of statewide network

Solacom unveils 911 software suite

N.Y. network doesn’t make grade

Tiburon lands $6.4 million contract

Astron adds yagi antennas

NY comptroller to M/A-COM on statewide network: Time to fish or cut bait

Astron unveils antennas

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