Telos Identity Management Solutions has received a subcontract from IndraSoft, Inc., to provide nationwide fingerprinting services to the U.S. Census Bureau. IndraSoft has a $64 million, multi-year contract with the bureau to for identification services—fingerprinting and photographic—for over 500,000 workers to be hired across the U.S. and U.S. Territories. “By extending a nationwide network of secure fingerprint enrollment sites and services for the 2020 Census, we will provide mission critical support to the bureau’s recruiting and onboarding process,” says Mark Griffin, president and general manager of Telos ID.
Altaris Capital Partners has completed its $1.1 billion acquisition of Analogic Corp. following approval by the deal by Analogic’s shareholders. Anologic, which makes computed tomography-based scanners for screening carry-on and checked bags, is now privately held.
Teracore Inc. has received a $271,114.90 contract extension for two weeks to continue providing specialized technology programming, development and system integration in support of the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate’s First Responder’s Group. DHS is currently conducting a competitive procurement for a new task order. The extension brings the value of Teracore’s current task order to $16 million.
Factom Inc. has received a $192,000 award from award from the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate to begin beta testing of a capability that uses blockchain technology to secure Internet of Things data. The award was made under S&T’s Silicon Valley Innovation Program. Factom technology will be deployed with the Border Patrol in the field to understand operational impacts. The company’s solution combines blockchain technology with critical infrastructure, such as sensors and cameras, to protect the integrity and authenticity of data collected by these devices.