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 National Institute of Justice Continuation Awards
Note:
              This awardee has received supplemental funding. This award detail page includes information about both the original award and supplemental awards.
Award Information
Awardee
              University of Maryland
Award #
              2001-RB-CX-K001
Funding Category
              Continuation
Location
                    College Park, MD
Congressional District
              5
Status
              Closed
Funding First Awarded
              2001
Total funding (to date)
              $20,043,806
Original Solicitation
              National Institute of Justice Continuation Awards
Description of original award (Fiscal Year 2001, $175,278)
Project Summary for 2001-RB-CX-K001
The Capital Wireless Integrated Network (CapWIN) is the first multi-state integrated wireless public safety and transportation network that will provide interoperability between Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS and transportation agencies in the Washington, DC metropolitan area (Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia).  The initial goals are to provide data access to those agencies that currently have no capability and to begin to tie existing data networks together that are currently incompatible. The ultimate goal is to establish a permanent integrated network capability enabling multiple agencies and units to communicate directly and access information in real time. This will be of particular use not only in critical incident management but day-to-day operations as well.  Because of this, the CapWIN project planners have created a communications interoperability project that will be viewed as a national model.  Responding to school security incidents will be greatly improved by this system, as agencies will be able to communicate immediately.
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Supplemental Award 1 (Fiscal Year 2001, $198,388)
The Capital Wireless Integrated Network (Cap WIN) is the first multi-state integrated wireless public safety and transportation network that will provide interoperability between Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS and transportation agencies in the Washington, DC metropolitan area (Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia). The initial goals are to provide data access to those agencies that establish a permanent integrated network capability enabling multiple agencies and units to communicate directly and access information in real time. This will be of particular use not only in critical incident management buy day-to-day operations as well. Because of this, the CapWIN project planners have created a communication interoperability project that will be viewed as a national model. Responding to school security incidents will be greatly improved by this system, as agencies will be able to communicate immediately.
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    Supplemental Award 2 (Fiscal Year 2001, $191,250)
The Capital Wireless Integrated Network (Cap WIN) is the first multi-state integrated wireless public safety and transportation network that will provide interoperability between Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS and transportation agencies in the Washington, DC metropolitan area (Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia). The initial goals are to provide data access to those agencies that establish a permanent integrated network capability enabling multiple agencies and units to communicate directly and access information in real time. This will be of particular use not only in critical incident management buy day-to-day operations as well. Because of this, the CapWIN project planners have created a communication interoperability project that will be viewed as a national model. Responding to school security incidents will be greatly improved by this system, as agencies will be able to communicate immediately.
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    Supplemental Award 3 (Fiscal Year 2001, $19,054,999)
The Capital Wireless Integrated Network (Cap WIN) is the first multi-state integrated wireless public safety and transportation network that will provide interoperability between Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS and transportation agencies in the Washington, DC metropolitan area (Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia). The initial goals are to provide data access to those agencies that establish a permanent integrated network capability enabling multiple agencies and units to communicate directly and access information in real time. This will be of particular use not only in critical incident management buy day-to-day operations as well. Because of this, the CapWIN project planners have created a communication interoperability project that will be viewed as a national model. Responding to school security incidents will be greatly improved by this system, as agencies will be able to communicate immediately.
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    Supplemental Award 4 (Fiscal Year 2003, $200,000)
The Capital Wireless Integrated Network (CapWIN) is the first multi-state integrated wireless public safety and transportation network that will provide interoperability between Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS and transportation agencies in the Washington, DC metropolitan area (Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia).  The initial goals are to provide data access to those agencies that currently have no capability and to begin to tie existing data networks together that are currently incompatible. The ultimate goal is to establish a permanent integrated network capability enabling multiple agencies and units to communicate directly and access information in real time. This will be of particular use not only in critical incident management but day-to-day operations as well.  Because of this, the CapWIN project planners have created a communications interoperability project that will be viewed as a national model.  Responding to school security incidents will be greatly improved by this system, as agencies will be able to communicate immediately.
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    Supplemental Award 5 (Fiscal Year 2004, $223,891)
The Capital Wireless Integrated Network (Cap WIN) is the first multi-state integrated wireless public safety and transportation network that will provide interoperability between Law Enforcement, Fire/EMS and transportation agencies in the Washington, DC metropolitan area (Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia). The initial goals are to provide data access to those agencies that establish a permanent integrated network capability enabling multiple agencies and units to communicate directly and access information in real time. This will be of particular use not only in critical incident management buy day-to-day operations as well. Because of this, the CapWIN project planners have created a communication interoperability project that will be viewed as a national model. Responding to school security incidents will be greatly improved by this system, as agencies will be able to communicate immediately.
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Date Created: June 28, 2001
    
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