Genasys Inc. Announces Multiple Critical Communications Software Services Contracts in Texas
Genasys Inc. (NASDAQ: GNSS) has secured multi-year contracts for its Genasys Emergency Management (GEM) software services with the Texas Office of the Attorney General, Madison County, and the Town of Little Elm. The renewed contract with Texas OAG enhances case worker safety through GEM's Desktop Panic feature. Additionally, new agreements replace existing emergency notification services in Madison County and Little Elm. The company also expanded its services at the Port of Houston, introducing visitor management and alert systems to enhance safety measures.
- Secured multi-year contracts with Texas OAG, Madison County, and Little Elm.
- Enhanced safety for case workers with GEM's Desktop Panic feature.
- Expanded services at Port of Houston to include visitor management.
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SAN DIEGO, Feb. 02, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Genasys Inc. (NASDAQ: GNSS), the global leader in critical communications systems and solutions that help protect and keep people safe, today announced multi-year Genasys Emergency Management (GEM) software services contracts with the State of Texas Office of the Attorney General (Texas OAG), Madison County, and the Town of Little Elm. The Company's GEM contract with the Texas OAG was renewed and new GEM contracts replaced competitors' emergency notification services in Madison County and Little Elm.
“The Texas OAG utilizes GEM's Desktop Panic to help ensure the safety of case workers during child support and protective services duties,” said Richard Danforth, Chief Executive Officer, Genasys Inc. “GEM's Desktop Panic enables individuals to send emergency notifications to organizational security teams instantly with a push of the button. Lone or remote workers can report critical events on-site, or from the field, and transmit their location and safety status.”
Mr. Danforth continued, “Our GEM contract with Madison County includes Genasys' weather warning module, which quickly gathers data on approaching storms and alerts residents in the path of severe weather to take appropriate life safety actions.”
The Company also announced the implementation of additional GEM software services at the Port of Houston. Genasys installed an Integrated Mass Notification System (IMNS) at the port previously, which included 17 Genasys outdoor speaker arrays and GEM command and control software.
“The additional GEM software services include visitor management and sending alerts and emergency notifications to port workers and visitors via SMS, mobile phones, and email,” Mr. Danforth said. “GEM's visitor management service monitors the locations and safety status of people visiting the port.”
Mr. Danforth concluded, “The Genasys suite of software and hardware systems delivers reliable, multichannel critical communications for countries, counties, communities, enterprises, and government agencies.”
About Genasys Inc.
Genasys® is a global provider of critical communications systems and solutions that help protect and keep people safe. Genasys provides a multichannel approach to deliver geo-targeted alerts, notifications, instructions and information before, during and after public safety threats and critical business events. The Company's unified critical communications platform includes Genasys Emergency Management (GEM) software-as-a-service, Integrated Mass Notification Systems (IMNS), Zonehaven™ emergency evacuation resources, National Emergency Warning Systems (NEWS), LRAD® long-range voice broadcast systems, and more.
Genasys systems are in service in more than 100 countries in a range of diverse applications, including public safety, emergency warning, mass notification, critical event management, defense, law enforcement, homeland security, and other applications. For more information, visit genasys.com.
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