PROUREMENT SERVICES PRODUCT List

Traffic cones – Used to redirect or separate lanes during construction or accidents 

Construction barrels/drums – Larger, more visible channelizing devices for highways  

Arrow boards & signs – Electronic boards directing drivers where to merge  

Barricades – Block or reroute traffic, often used on high-speed roads 

Channelizing devices – General term for cones, drums, panels used to guide traffic safely 

Truck-Mounted Attenuators (TMA) Mounted on the back of safety trucks to absorb crash impact 

Crash cushions (e.g., QuadGuard systems) Installed at fixed hazards like barrier ends 

Water/sand barrel attenuators –Common at highway exits and gore points 

Trailer attenuators – Towable versions for mobile work zones

This Station connects to either the Welch Allyn or Vital Signs Telemedicine Workstations via its own private mobile network.

HIPPA Compliant

Integrates with HMR Systems

The Welch Allyn Medical Workstation integrates Retinavue, Clarious Ultrasound, Otoscope, Ophthalmoscope, and Spirometer to provide patient over a private secure network connected to the Doctor/Nurse Workstation.

The Vital Signs Telemedicine Workstation provides basic vital sign functions such as digital scale for weight, thermometer, glucose meter, pulse oximeter, and blood pressure to be transmitted to the Doctor/Nurse unit via HIPPA compliant secured network.

 Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS) 

Liquid Chromatography systems 

ICP-MS (trace element analysis) 

Toxicology and drug screening workstations

Rapid drug detection systems 

On-site testing for hazardous materials

Portable GC/MS units (like Torion T-9) 

 Trailer-based towers that can be towed to a site and raised in minutes 

Used for disaster recovery, construction sites, and major events 

Often include generators, batteries, and satellite backhaul

Designed to rapidly deploy wireless connectivity in the field

Mounted on a wheeled base for easy transport, it features an integrated mast antenna, power system, and enclosed equipment cabinet 

First responders and critical agencies maintain reliable, high-speed communication in locations where traditional infrastructure is unavailable or compromised. 

Fully integrated into trucks or emergency vehicles 

Can be deployed in under 10–30 minutes for rapid response  

Used by: 

• Emergency services 
• Military 
• Telecom providers