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• Brabourne Communications Limited

  http://www.brabournecommunications.com/
  Provides wireless communications solutions for government, utilities, public safety, business and industry including design, supply, installation and support.

• Emergency Services Integrators

  http://www.esi911.com/
  Emergency management product suites including the design of emergency operations centers, and information displays.

• Grand Traverse Mobile Communications

  http://sheriffradios.com/
  Specializes in 2way radio communications and remote telemetry systems for emergency services. Located in Traverse City, Michigan.

• Intergraph Public Safety

  http://www.intergraph.com/publicsafety/
  Supply public safety command and control systems for dispatching critical services. Includes product specifications and benefits, news and events, and career opportunities .

• Modular Communication Systems, Inc.

  http://www.moducom.com/
  Design and Manufacture communication control systems for radio and telephone in public safety, utilities, transportation, and petroleum industries. Includes downloadable product software and documentation .

• Prod-El S.p.A.,

  http://www.prod-el.com/
  Manufactures mobile radio communication systems for the private mobile radio market for police forces and civil organisations. Features product specifications and block drawings.

• Southwest Public Safety

  http://www.swps.com/
  Offer a range of mobile equipment for ambulances, police cars and fire trucks. Products include two-way radio and computer consoles, emergency warning strobes and halogen lights.

• Thunder Eagle, Inc.

  http://www.thuneagle.com/
  Provide weather alert radios to the emergency management and corporate communities. Includes downloadable weather radio transmitter maps.

 

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