ICx Technologies [ICXT] won a $4.9 million research and development contract from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science & Technology Directorate for Phase IIb of the Detect to Protect program, which is designed to develop rapid sensors that can quickly alert authorities to take actions to limit the exposure to a biological attack. In Phase IIb ICx will complete prototype development for a system that will be able to detect and identify a list of 10 bio-terrorism threats with…
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