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Universal Detection Technology (UNDT) was added by the GSA to its Multiple Awards Schedule program. CNNMoney.com has the press release. Universal Detection Technology manufactures a variety of sensors and devices to detect biological based weapons of mass destruction. By being added to the GSA schedule it makes it easier for Federal, State and local governments to invest in UNDT’s products. UNDT also provides training in counter terrorism for government and private entities. More about UNDT can be found at their website. UNDT already provides the U.S. Army with detection kits for anthrax.

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