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programs.The company has also been awarded design build projects for the University of Central Florida and the Port CanaveralTerminal project. Located on the north side of campus, the new garage will include approx- imately 1,400 spaces. UCF required that the project earn Silver LEED certification by the
USGBC.The Canaveral PortAuthori- ty required a six level, 999 space, parking garage to support the Cruise Terminal 8 Facility of Disney Cruise Lines. This new garage will service the expanding demand for infrastructure to support the cruise industry. The design includes an elevated cir- culation walkway, providing direct and convenient access from the CruiseTerminal to the parking garage. TagMaster, the leading producer of advanced RFID solu-
tions for long-range identification, recently announced a suc- cessful installation at BaptistMedical Center in Jackson,MS. During a six-week implementation, the company, in collabora- tion with Security Support Services, a Jackson-based provider of full-range security support and investigation services, installed seven TagMaster long-range readers. In addition, Tag- Master also has seen an increase in volume of new business in China. The company said its new go-to-market strategy there, including the distribution contract with Shanghai Richor Com- mercial Co. announced inMarch, has made an immediate posi- tive impact on revenue. Constructive Communication Inc. (CCI), a specialist in public relations and marketing communications for professional
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service firms and a variety of technical industries, has received theT. Randolph RussellAward fromtheConstructionWritersAssocia- tion for the Structural Journal
newsletter.The awardwas presented forCCI’s development of the newsletter for StructuralPreservation Systems, the largest concrete repair company in the country. AdamShane, U.S. ProductManager for AMAGTechnol-
ogy, has been elected to the 2009-2010 Smart CardAlliance PhysicalAccess Council’s Steering Committee. He serves with eight access control experts, including representatives fromthe U.S. Departments of Defense and State. The Committee will focus on education and next-generation physical access con- trol systems. TCS International won the best overall booth award at the
Canadian ParkingAssociation show. Itwas not the largest stand among themore than 75 exhibitors. CEOGreg Parzych said the company was honored to receive the award. Industrial Scientific, the global leader in gas detection as a
service, has announced that the Mine Safety and Health Administration has assignedApprovalNo. 22-A090001-0 to the MX4 iQuad multi-gas detector. TheMX4 is now permitted for use in U.S. mines under Title 30 CFR, Part 22. Configuring the MX4 to detect carbon monoxide, oxygen and 0%-5%of volume methane makes the instrument ideal for most mining applica- tions, the company says. Pelco by Schneider Electric and Cisco Systems have announced a strategic technology agreement to pursue the joint Continued on Page 14
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