Syniverse and AiRXOS, a wholly owned subsidiary of GE Aviation, announced they are working together to provide a communications infrastructure that manages drones and other unmanned aerial systems (UAS) operating at low altitudes.

Comtech Telecommunications was awarded a multiyear contract extension totaling an estimated $14.2 million to provide enhanced 9-1-1 (E9-1-1) services to a tier one U.S. wireless telecommunications carrier.

Aviat Networks announced that its fiscal 2020 second quarter and first half results are anticipated to come in lower than previously forecasted because of a cyber attack at one of the company's contract manufacturing vendors.

To ensure ongoing reliable operation of its TETRA network, Bucharest Airports National Co. awarded Motorola Solutions a five-year service contract. Bucharest Airports National Co. processes about 65% of the passengers, cargo and mail traffic in Romania and represents the country´s main aviation hub.

BK Technologies announced that its operating subsidiary received an order totaling about $2.1 million for BK KNG2-Series radios and related accessories from a California state customer. The order was for BK's digital Project 25 (P25) portable radios with accessories and was fulfilled in the fourth quarter of 2019.

Merseyside Fire and Rescue Authority (MRFA) and U.K. critical infrastructure firm telent are marking a milestone as their collaborative partnership enters its 19th year, with a contract secured until 2024.

Motorola Solutions was recognized on Fortune magazine’s 2020 list of “World’s Most Admired Companies,” ranking No. 3 in the industry category of “Network and Other Communications Equipment” for the third consecutive year.

Cypress Creek EMS, a 9-1-1 EMS provider in North Harris County, Texas, will deploy 37 Axon in-car video systems across the agency's emergency service vehicles. Each in-car video system includes a forward-facing and rear-facing camera and is backed by the firm’s digital evidence management system.

Motorola Solutions announced its ongoing development of a 900 MHz private broadband solution that the vendor said will offer critical infrastructure industries (CII) entities high power and interoperable communications. The announcement anticipates a regulatory proceeding by the FCC to realign the 900 MHz band to allow for broadband use.

Nextel Worldwide was selected as a supplier of communications for Super Bowl LIV Feb. 2 in Miami.