The TAGlink Programmable Access Control System has passed more project tests and continues to impress. The system is the first of its kind to accurately and easily integrate high security vehicle barriers with various signs and signal requirements under the ACP specifications. It has proven itself again to be an extremely intelligent, reliable and self sufficient system providing the high security needs while still keeping innocent vehicles safe.
04.19.11 TAGlink System Continues to Impress
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10.29.24- TAG is awarded a project in Alabama
TAG has won a local Alabama project and looks forward to maintaining old and antiquated systems for the USG. We plan to extend the life of these units giving the end user more reliability and longevity.
GEN V Coming Soon
The most sophisticated high security access control point (ACP) system is about to get even smarter. The TAG GEN V Control System is coming soon.
09.26.24- TAG is awarded a USG ACP project in the Northwest
TAG has been wrapped up in large integrated ECP projects for the Data Center world but has just won a USG ACP project with the G2500T M50 Electric Barrier. This will be completed in 2025.
09.05.24- TAG is awarded a large project in Nebraska
TAG has been awarded a large ECP upgrade project in Nebraska. This project will included many lanes of traffic requiring advanced TAG technology and automation. It is expected this will be completed in 2025.
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07.14.23 TAG wins two large projects in Texas
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06.26.23 TAG wins two projects in California
TAG received two orders for security projects in California. These both should be completed by October.