CAPABILITY PROFILES Kärcher Futuretech GmbH
Kärcher Futuretech GmbH, headquartered in Schwaikheim, Germany near Stuttgart, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Alfred Kärcher GmbH & Co. KG. The company currently employs 120 employees under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Popp, as the Managing Director.
Kärcher Futuretech develops and manufactures CBRN Decontamination, Water Supply, Mobile Catering and Field Camp Systems for military and civil defense operations. Complementary to its innovative product portfolio Kärcher
Futuretech provides customer-centric logistical services and training worldwide, even in remote areas. Kärcher Futuretech integrates Kärcher‘s globally valued core competences in the fields of high pressure and burner technology into its high-quality, robust and reliable systems.
Combined, these unique competences have enabled Kärcher Futuretech to achieve a leading position in the industry of CBRN protection and base camp related systems for over 30 years.
Engility
Engility has a long history of serving U.S. and international agencies, organizations and customers. We work side by side with America’s allies to combat intractable challenges and promote our shared interests. Our track record of excellence spans nearly 40 years, impacting over 140 countries. Our staff includes peacekeepers and security consultants; award-winning learning specialists; and technical experts in CBRN, water, energy, agriculture, natural resources, disaster response and political transition. To meet the unique
challenges of global operations, we design and adapt our systems and processes to serve our clients in any environment. Our engineering and fabrication division are experts in design engineering, fabrication, integration and implementation of bespoke projects and recently we provided program management, support, hardware and service support to 21 mobile National Guard Bureau command and control platforms for on-scene incident management and long term recovery operations.
AirBoss Defense
AirBoss Defense is a world leader in the design, manufacturing and supply of Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), emergency preparedness disaster relief, healthcare and decontamination.
Renowned internationally for our CBRN hand wear, footwear and gas mask, our range of products also includes Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPR), respirator filters, Extreme Cold Weather Mukluk (ECWM), rapid deployable shelters and mass casualty decontamination systems as well as individual patient isolation and transportation systems (ISO-PODs).
Dedicated to meet our end-users needs, we continue to invest and improve our product lines. AirBoss Defense recognizes that the Soldiers, Law Enforcement and Homeland Security Personnel need the highest level of protection. That is why our dedication and focus remains to deliver The Ultimate Protection.
Bruker Detection
Bruker Detection is a leading global specialist producing Chemical, Biological, Radiation, Nuclear, Explosive detection equipment and total solutions. Widely regarded as the development and manufacturing expert of easy to use, robust and reliable instruments, our product line ranges from handheld to stand-off detectors and complete solutions for platform integration and critical infrastructure protection. Our latest novel innovations have expanded our portfolio to include trace drugs and explosives detection. We understand that complex scenarios require an integrated system approach and as one of the most experienced players on the market we can provide the right answers.
Bruker Detection – Innovation with Integrity! CBRNe Convergence, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indiana, USA, 6 - 8 Nov 2017
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