Nedaa, a Dubai government security networks provider, completed preparations for Dubai’s New Year’s Eve celebrations happening at the Downtown Dubai and Burj Khalifa.

The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) in the U.K. selected Leidos to upgrade its command-and-control system responsible for officer deployment. Under the 10-year program, Leidos will deliver a flexible system that captures emergency contacts from the public and coordinates deployment of officers to incidents, pre-planned events, and other operations.

Orbit Communication Systems and Inmarsat Government announced an initial order from Inmarsat Government for Orbit's Multi-Purpose Terminal (MPT) 46WGX.

NII Holdings completed its previously announced sale of its wireless operations in Brazil, according to terms of the March agreement among América Móvil, NII International Holdings, AI Brazil Holdings and NII.

The Secretariat of Public Security of Ceará, Brazil, selected Teltronic to provide a critical communications solution for the Brazilian state. Teltronic will deploy a private TETRA communications network that will provide voice and data transmission service to emergency and public safety agencies, including firefighters, and civil and military police, among others.

The U.K. Home Office selected TST Systems as a framework supplier of fixed vehicle devices (FVD) and accessories to the Emergency Services Network (ESN) with a potential supply of up to 40,000 units worth £90 million (US$118.2 million).

Seoul, South Korea-based communications provider Hanswell will use Softil’s BEEHD technology to build a mission-critical voice and data communications (MCX) system for Korea’s National Police Agency (NPA).

Indonesia Masters 2019, the largest professional golf tournament eight years in a row in Indonesia, was held 12 – 15 December at the Royale Jakarta Golf Club in Jakarta.

The Corrective Services New South Wales (NSW) is deploying 336 Axon Body 2 cameras and the digital evidence management system Axon Evidence. Corrective Services NSW will deploy the technology across maximum and medium security correctional centers and several of its security groups. This order was received in the third quarter of 2019 and is shipping.

Nokia won a tender to test and deliver what it called the world’s first stand-alone 5G system for automated rail operation in Hamburg, Germany. The project is part of Deutsche Bahn’s highly automated S-Bahn operation project.