RapidSOS, an emergency response data platform developer, has raised $85 million in a round of Series C financing led by venture capital firm Insight Partners, bringing the company’s total funding to $200 million.
Read More »L3Harris’ Nino DiCosmo: FirstNet Integration, Open Radio Standards Key to Streamlining Emergency Comms
Nino DiCosmo, president of L3Harris Technologies’ public safety and professional communications division, has said the U.S. must build on efforts to integrate the First Responder Network Authority to innovate emergency communications.
Read More »Motorola Solutions, Verizon Unveil LTE-Based Public Safety Comms Tool
Motorola Solutions and Verizon's public sector segment have launched an emergency communications tool that works to integrate Long-Term Evolution communications into first responders’ land mobile radio platforms.
Read More »Perspecta Labs to Help Navy Implement Priority Telecom Services for Emergency Ops
Perspecta’s research arm has received a potential seven-year, $24.7M contract to provide telecommunications and engineering standards support to aid the U.S. Navy in its emergency preparedness and national security initiatives.
Read More »L3Harris’ Nino DiCosmo on New Radio Offerings, Emergency Comms Partnerships
L3Harris Technologies has provided its LTE and land mobile radio offerings to support connectivity applications for healthcare agencies and first-responders amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Urgent Communications reported Wednesday.
Read More »FEMA Selects Collins Aerospace Platform for Emergency Communications Backup
Raytheon Technologies' Collins Aerospace business has been selected to provide a backup system to support Federal Emergency Management Agency communications in the event of a critical situation.
Read More »AT&T, Nat’l Fraternal Order of Police Form FirstNet Education Partnership
AT&T and the National Fraternal Order of Police have entered into an agreement to conduct an educational effort aimed at promoting the benefits of implementing the First Responder Network for law enforcement activities.
Read More »BlackBerry Updates Mobile Security, Emergency Comm Platforms for Gov’t Sector
BlackBerry has updated two technology platforms designed to help government customers secure mobile communications and transmit data in the event of a critical situation.
Read More »Brian Michl: General Dynamics IT Unit to Continue DHS Telecom Support
A business unit of General Dynamics will continue to provide telecommunications support to the Department of Homeland Security under a potential five-year, $325M contract awarded in August.
Read More »CenturyLink to Help Upgrade California’s 911 Calling System
CenturyLink will work to help California modernize the state’s 911 emergency call system under a new agreement with the governor’s Office of Emergency Service.
Read More »Carbyne to Integrate Emergency Comms Tech With Cisco Data Sharing Platform
Carbyne and Cisco have partnered to offer cloud-based and connected technology platforms for emergency dispatch centers.
Read More »SC County Migrates 911 Service to AT&T’s Call Routing Network
Edgefield County in South Carolina has transitioned its 9-1-1 emergency communications system to AT&T's internet protocol-based call routing service.
Read More »Motorola Solutions Unveils 3 First Responder Comms Products
Motorola Solutions has rolled out three products the company designed to help first responders communicate via land-mobile radio and long-term evolution networks. LEX L11 is designed to support global broadband networks such as the country’s future emergency broadband network FirstNet, Motorola said Wednesday. The LTE device works in conjunction with the APX 8500HP …
Read More »BAE Systems to Develop Tech to Address Electric Grid Failure After Cyber Attack
BAE Systems has received an $8.6 million contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to create new technology that will work to restore electric grid operations in the event of a power loss due to a cyber attack. The company said Tuesday the technology will support DARPA’s Rapid Attack …
Read More »SayVU App Selected to Help Secure Participants at Rio Olympics; Amotz Koskas Comments
International Security and Defense Systems has selected a mobile application developed at Israel’s Ben-Gurion University of the Negev to secure attendees of the Rio 2016 Olympics in Brazil, Jewish Business News reported Monday. The mobile app SayVU is available on Android devices and is designed to help users send a distress signal …
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