Thermo Fisher Scientific announced it has been awarded a five-year, $94.5 million contract by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to supply the Navy with advanced radiation detection systems. This contract includes providing a next-generation dosimetry system, the Navy Occupational Dosimetry System (NODS), along with updated Navy Radiation Exposure Management System (NAVREMS) software.
These tools are manufactured in Oakwood Village, Ohio, and are designed to support the monitoring and management of occupational radiation exposure for Naval personnel. The U.S. Navy is the world’s largest defense user of dosimetry systems, and this contract underscores their trust in Thermo Fisher’s cutting-edge technology.
The advanced digital dosimetry devices feature integrated beta, gamma, and neutron detection capabilities, ensuring precise and reliable radiation exposure monitoring in demanding environments. This significant contract reinforces Thermo Fisher’s commitment to providing accurate chemical and radiation monitoring solutions for defense, healthcare, and industrial markets.
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