Army awards $556 million to Lockheed Martin for PAC-3 missile program 10th January 2008 According to Bethesda, Md.-based Lockheed Martin, the contracts include production of 148 hit-to-kill PAC-3 missiles, 17 launcher modification kits, spares
Patrol cars clear intersections via vibrating sound waves 10th January 2008 In Washington, D.C., 49 patrol cars were recently equipped with a new intersection-clearing system called the Rumbler. When activated by a police officer,
Denver government hoping for sweet deal when it auctions Toyota Priuses 9th January 2008 The time is right, says the City of Denver, to dispose of 24 hybrid Toyota Priuses in its fleet. So, come Jan. 23 and Feb. 6, Denver will auction off
GSA: Mobility-impaired can use Segways in federal buildings 9th January 2008 In a bulletin published in the Jan. 7 Federal Register, the GSA said that it recognizes that some persons with mobility impairments are utilizing the
Government purchases of goods and services will grow in 2008 8th January 2008 According to the Boston-based economic and political forecasting firm Global Insight, government purchases of goods and services in 2008 should reach
Safety professionals rank PPE noncompliance a top workplace issue 8th January 2008 Eighty-seven percent of respondents to a survey of attendees at the 2007 National Safety Council (NSC) Congress held in October, conducted by Kimberly-Clark
Defense Department awards $74.5 million contract to Spectrum Comm 8th January 2008 The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract covers a five-year period. According to the Department of Defense, the contract provides for technical,
California county upgrades emergency alerts to mobile phones 8th January 2008 In Contra Costa County, Calif., a blend of heavily and sparsely populated areas fill the region, which also is home to a number of chemical plants, prone
North Carolina city delivers water-conservation message that sticks 7th January 2008 In December 2007, 63 percent of the Southeast and 100% of areas in the state of North Carolina were classified as experiencing severe drought conditions.
Germicidal lights earn first LEED credit for clean air quality 7th January 2008 Notkin Mechanical Engineers of Seattle, mechanical engineer for the new city hall project at Sammamish Commons, applied for and received the LEED credit
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