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Indian navy to develop NBC training facility
by Paul Tinder on March 9, 2010

India's navy has begun the creation of a nuclear, biological and chemical defense training facility.

SAIC receives contract to support ECBC
by Nick Rees on March 5, 2010

The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command has awarded Science Applications International Corporation with a contract to support the Edgewood Chemical Biological Center and other customers with CBRNE support services.

Decontamination of NH anthrax building to be costly
by Nick Rees on March 4, 2010

Decontamination of the Strafford County, New Hampshire building where a woman was exposed to anthrax spores will cost $70,000, experts have said.

New strategy to fight Botulinum toxin molecules announced
by Nick Rees on February 25, 2010

A new strategy for clearing Botulinum toxin molecules - one of the world's deadliest substances - has been developed by a team from Tufts University.

Vermont welcomes CBRN glove manufacturing company
by Nick Rees on February 18, 2010

The welcome mat has been rolled out for AirBoss Defense by Vermont Governor Jim Douglas at the company's new Milton, Vermont plant.

Subcommittee recommends White House oversight for medical countermeasures
by Nick Rees on February 15, 2010

A subcommittee of the National Biodefense Science Board, has released a report calling for closer collaboration with private industry to improve the nation's medical defenses against biological, chemical, radiological and nuclear threats.

Mushroom fruit could aid in clean up of bioweapons
by Nick Rees on February 10, 2010

A strange new natural contender in aiding in the fight against biological weapons has stepped forward, with researchers learning that the fruit of mushrooms can be used in cleaning up following a biological attack.

DeconGel garners award for decontamination properties
by Nick Rees on February 10, 2010

The Environmental, Security, Safety and Health Achievement Award has been presented to the National Energy Technology Laboratory and Safety and Ecology Corporation for their use of DeconGel to mitigate and abate hazardous matter.

Medizone reports positive rest runs for AsepticSure
by Nick Rees on February 5, 2010

Medizone International, Inc., has reported that in full scale test runs of a hospital room mock up facility, its AsepcticSure system has resulted in the total elimination of all bacteria present.

Canada receives 13 CBRN shelter systems
by Tina Redlup on January 21, 2010

The Canadian Department of National Defence has awarded Solon, Ohio-based HDT Engineered Technologies with a contract for 13 Transportable Collective Protection Shelter Systems.

Study says food facilities failing to comply with Bioterrorism Act of 2002
by Nick Rees on January 18, 2010

The Bioterrorism Act of 2002 requires food facilities to register with the Food and Drug Administration yet a recent government review revealed that nearly half of food facilities have failed to give correct information.

New biological decontamination service launched
by Nick Rees on January 13, 2010

The United State's largest precision cleaning and passivation company - Astro Pak Corporation - has launched a new subsidiary to provide on-site biological decontamination services.