DHS solicits anti-missile technology

Article Abstract:

The Department of Homeland Security is scheduled to hold an all-day briefing for companies interested in contracts to build systems designed to defeat heat-seeking anti-aircraft missiles. The department received $60 in the 2004 fiscal budget to conduct an 18-month long study into developing such technology, and to determine its effectiveness against Man-Portable Air Defense Systems.

Product development, Government expenditures, General services, Facilities & equipment, Safety and security measures, Finance, Equipment and supplies, Airlines, Government finance, Antiaircraft missiles

---

Anton Security teams can asess vulnerabilities

Article Abstract:

The author examines the hiring of Anteon Security Corp. by the U.S. Department of homeland security to test for security vulnerabilities. Topics include intelligence gathering, reconnaissance, cost of program.

Analysis, Intelligence service, Safety consultants, Military reconnaissance, Anteon International Corp.

---

2004: The year of big bucks for anti-terror

Article Abstract:

The author examines the budget for homeland security and acquisition plans. Topics include funding of military research, antiterrorism equipment, and surveillance equipment.

National security, Military R&D, Defense Research & Development, Military research, Antiterrorism measures, Surveillance equipment

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Firms tout commercial anti-missile technology. Sarnoff subsidiary unveils new ISR products
• Abstracts: FCS starts design and development phase. U.S. warplanes a big draw in Paris. New EADS unit's work ranges from sensor to shooter

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.