By Calvin Biesecker ARINC Inc. and Impeva Labs have won a small task order under an existing contract with the Army Logistics Innovation Agency to install and demonstrate their satellite and cellular-based container security system to continuously monitor shipments of arms, ammunition and explosives, first from a depot to a seaport in the United States, and then later from the depot to an ammunition supply point in theater. The wireless tracking and sensor system being developed under a potential five-year,…
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