PSA launches elite group for companies

Feb 1, 1999 12:00 PM, AC&SSI Staff

PSA Security Network, an international systems integration company based in Denver, has developed the Advanced Technology Group (ATG) for security systems integrators that have met strict qualifications for membership, including size of company, time in business, service abilities and industry experience, according to PSA. All members also must obtain PSA's certification, which includes participation in mandatory technical, sales and market training courses. Members benefit through incremental sales, business development opportunities and expanded market share.

Notifier Inc., Atlanta, has launched a company to develop and market the UniNet Integrated Building, Security, Fire and Facilities Management System building systems integration product line. The new company, Notifier Integrated Systems (NIS) Co., has established a Web site, www.notifier.com.

Insulgard Corp., Nazareth, Pa., has opened a laminating facility in Nazareth. The Insulgard Research and Development Center manufactures glass and polycarbonate laminates for a variety of security applications.

Telexis Corp., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, has formed an alliance with Coasin, Santiago, Chile, and a three-way alliance with Ultrak Inc., Broomfield, Colo., and Newbridge Networks Corp., Kanata, Ontario, Canada, that will deliver Telexis networked video monitoring solutions to the Latin American and U.S. markets.

Customers of Advantor Corp., Orlando, Fla., now can obtain monitoring and database management services when installing the company's access control and intrusion panels, the company has announced.

Richardson Electronics Security Corp., Houston, has acquired Adler Video Systems, Glendale, Calif., a distributor of CCTV systems. The new company will operate as Adler Video Systems, A Richardson Electronics Co., and will serve as the West Coast regional headquarters for the security systems business unit.

Axcess Inc., Dallas, has sold its imaging printer business to Jean-Pierre Arnaudo, formerly vice chairman of Axcess Inc.'s board of directors, according to the company. Axcess plans to build its radio frequency identification-based access control and asset management business.

Mosler Inc., Hamilton, Ohio, has a new corporate graphic identity that adds a stylized global network symbol to the company's familiar logotype, according to Mosler. The new graphic identity will be used throughout the company on business sets, signage, literature systems, uniforms and more than 1,000 vehicles.

Senior Technologies Inc., Lincoln, Neb., has purchased the assets that relate to the NFPA 101 compliant line of delayed egress magnetic locks from Rofu International Corp., Tacoma, Wash.

EG&G Astrophysics, Long Beach, Calif., has received a grant of $518,962 from the Federal Aviation Administration to fund a detonator detection system for use with the company's security x-ray systems.

The Professional Security Television Network, Dallas, has been named the 1998 Instructor of the Year in the private security sector by the State of Oregon.

Pinkerton Inc., Westlake Village, Calif., has acquired Force-1 Security, a regional security company in Wichita, Kan., that provides uniformed security officers and patrol and alarm-response services to businesses throughout the Wichita and Topeka areas.

FJD Associates Inc., Rowley, Mass., will represent Dynalock Corp., Forestville, Conn., in Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

Fargo Electronics Inc., Eden Prairie, Minn., is offering on-site technical service to its card printer customers from a third-party service provider, Alpha Microsystems.

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