Communications International (Ci) and local partner Hurricane Electronics Inc. (HEI) were selected to supply and install an expanded Project 25 (P25) digital public-safety radio system for Jackson County, Mississippi, and its 1,600 users.

Teltronic and local partner Comunitel Radiocomunicaciones are modernizing the communications system employed by buses in Jaén, Spain. The Autobuses Castillo, public transport firm in the Andalusian city, relied on both companies for its previous system, a five-tone professional mobile radio (PMR) network that remained fully operational and functional for more than two decades meet communications needs.

BearCom Group announced it added CommUSA in Escondido, California, to its list of acquisitions. With existing BearCom locations across California, the combined teams will strengthen and expand the company’s resources throughout California, a statement said.

Freedom Communication Technologies signed Aurora Marketing to represent its products in the Rocky Mountain territory encompassing Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and the Eastern parts of Idaho and Montana.

The BearCom Group hired Bob Craycraft as CEO and president. Craycraft has served for nearly 30 years in executive positions. Former CEO Mark Kroh moved to executive chairman.

Sepura recognized its long-time partner Abiom for a record-breaking performance in 2018 after Abiom was awarded significant contracts to provide communications solutions to public-safety organizations in Holland and Belgium.

SkiStar Åre installed a new TETRA solution from Swedish Radio Supply (SRS) and Sepura for the Audi FIS Ski World Cup 2019.

Patricia Ryg was named national dealer manager for Diga-Talk Plus, a nationwide provider of push-to-talk (PTT) over cellular (PoC) service.

BearCom Group continued its acquisition spree, buying two Texas mobile radio communications companies, S&P Communications (S&P), with locations in San Antonio and Round Rock, and A&B Communications (A&B), located in Corpus Christi.

A judge for the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Illinois recused himself from an anticompetitive practices lawsuit involving Motorola Solutions and Hytera Communications, citing his wife’s ownership of Motorola stock.