TAG successfully designed, installed, integrated, and tested an all encompassing TAGlink system at a project in Falls Church, VA which included vehicle barriers, traffic arms, signs and signals, EFO buttons, ER systems, BDLs, LU signs, RBL lanes, VICSYS, MCCON and the most advanced perimeter intelligence system in the industry .  The project is the second of its kind and highlights the capabilities of a complete working ACP/vehicle barrier system provided by TAG.  TAG focuses on perfection with its controls, logic, and implementation.  Utilizing that focus, the end user received a system that gives them full control over each entry point and with real time monitoring.  This eliminates all accidental deployments and increases effectiveness.

TAG looks to start an ACP project in the midwest.  The integration package will be tailored to match the customer’s needs.  The project is scheduled to be completed in the next couple of months.

TAG’s quality controls and programming (TAGlink system) are once again to be utilized for an existing location.  Integration of the barrier, gates and controls was originally attempted 3 years ago by a fence contractor but after several miscues and issues, the site was ready to implement a proven system package that will prolong the life of the system and give the end user real time data and more control over this particular ACP.

TAG begins the installation of crash beams and bollards at a location in New Mexico.  This is the third project TAG will be installing in this area as the customer has continually been impressed with the high level of quality provided.

On a celebratory evening in Washington DC, TAG received the Washington Building Council Award for Special Projects for the tremendous work done at the DOD/Mark Center project Active Vehicle Barriers.  The ceremony was filled with like minded craftsman whose main goal on a project is to provide the highest quality work to the end user.  TAG was honored to celebrate its achievement and looks forward to continuing its push for perfection.

TAG is in the process of implementing another TAGlink Access Control Point system at a building in DC.  This system will seamlessly integrate and tie in vehicle barriers, traffic arms, signs and signals package, wrong way, multiple controls points, (2) TAGlink TCUs and a centralized control and monitoring system.  It will have the event recording capabilities, complete networking, and seamless integration.  With the TAGlink system, accidental barrier deployments are reduced to zero and reliability is dramatically increased.

After a 6 month process, TAG is in its final stages of completing a full government certification of its TAGlink Access Control Point System.  This will be the first ACP/barrier system in the industry to have this certification.  Contact us for more information regarding this system and its certification.

TAG successfully completed another security project.  This time it included the supply and installation of crash rated beams.

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TAG has been notified that it has been awarded the SAME Huntsville Engineering Firm of the Year award for 2011.  TAG is extremely honored to even have been considered for such an award and looks forward to continuing to provide quality results in 2012.