Teledyne FLIR Defense Supports DHS CWMD’s Securing the Cities Initiative with Advanced Handheld Radiation Detection
Teledyne FLIR Defense received a $6 million order from DHS's CWMD office for identiFINDER R425 handheld radiation detection devices under the Securing the Cities initiative, managed through FEMA. The units will equip first responders in 10 major metro areas including New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, with deliveries continuing into Q4 2026.
Key figures
- Deal Value Usd
- 6000000
- Units in field
- 25000
- Program tenure years
- 19
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