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Custom Support to Space Florida

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Our team recently reconfigured the office space and network for an incoming Space Life Science Lab tenant, Vaxxinity. This work included major renovations to the lab and office space, and new cable runs for their modified space. The team completed this large task within a four week period!

Our Florida IT group works closely with Space Life Science Lab tenants that require custom network solutions. As a multi-tenant entity, the facility is home to more than 25 different organizations–domestic and international–each with their own specific technology needs.  Whether it is cyber security services, colocation of servers, custom wired and wireless connectivity, server and desktop management, IT infrastructure design, or software integration and development, our Florida IT team is experienced and eager to get to work!

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Conducting Greenhouse Soil Tests for Soil Remediation Recommendations 

There are thousands of abandoned mines in the Western United States and residual heavy metal concentrations can be high in mine spoils. These spoils can also be quite acidic. Acidic soils with high concentrations of heavy metals can significantly impact the re-establishment and growth of native plant species at these sites. Even after removal of soils with the…

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Supporting the National Integrated Drought Information System Team

Drought is one of the most expensive and far-reaching natural disasters we face, contributing to wildfires and impacting everything from the food on our tables to the water in our taps and the barges carrying cargo down our rivers.  To help communities, farmers, and leaders stay ahead of these dry spells, the National Integrated Drought…

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More Than 1,600 Great Lakes Water Samples Analyzed

More than 30 million people rely on the Great Lakes for drinking water, and they support a fisheries industry valued at $5.1 billion annually. Monitoring the Lakes’ water chemistry is a vital part of maintaining the quality of this key natural resource.  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responsible for collecting and testing water samples in…