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2005 Press Release Archive
Syracuse Research Corporation Opens New Charlottesville, VA Facility
New Director of Charlottesville Operations Announced
Charlottesville, VA, December 19, 2005 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) has opened a new facility and hosted Technology Day in December to present their new information technologies office to the Charlottesville community. This new facility is an extension into central Virginia in response to growth in various business sectors, the new location can be found at 944 Glenwood Station Lane in the Offices of Glenwood Station.
SRC’s Ms. Deborah R. Harvey has also been promoted to the Director of Charlottesville Operations for SRC. As Director, Harvey will provide leadership and be responsible for business operations at the site. Harvey, who has been with SRC for 5 years, previously held positions as Sr. Research Engineer and Project Manager. Before SRC, Harvey was an employee of the U.S. Army National Ground Intelligence Center. She has a B.A., summa cum laude, in Mathematical Physics from Sweet Briar College of Virginia; a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Carnegie-Mellon University; and a M.S. in Management Information Systems from the University of Virginia.
SRC’s Harvey stated, “SRC is excited about this expansion into the Charlottesville area and the opportunity to work in close proximity to our customers. We have a team of talented and motivated engineers, analysts and support staff in place in our new offices. SRC already has an established, national reputation as a provider of the highest quality service and products. This new location will allow us to continue to provide this high level of support to our current customer and will make the full spectrum of SRC's technology programs available to this region.”
SRC, a not-for-profit, independent, research and development organization headquartered in Syracuse, New York, provides innovative, objective solutions for the Department of Defense, including the Intelligence Community, as well as to Civil customers such as the Environmental Protection Agency. For almost 50 years, SRC has developed a “trusted advisor” reputation and has been a leader in technology programs of national significance. The breadth and depth of SRC’s technology programs cover the full technology transition spectrum, from research to development of advanced prototypes, and from advanced prototypes to real solutions in operational environments.
SRC develops technology in the areas of Enterprise Intelligence Systems, Information Fusion, Dynamic Workflow Models, Threat Models and Situational Awareness Applications, Information Security, Toxicology and Environmental Risk Assessment, Environmental Bio-Sensors, Weapon Location Radars, and Communications and Electronic Systems.
SRC has provided technical assistance to numerous customers, such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), National Library of Medicine (NLM), Center for Disease Control (CDC), Army, Air Force, National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC), National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC), National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
SRC currently has 120 jobs posted for all of its locations. SRC’s career opportunities can be viewed on the company website at http://www.syrres.com/career. Today, the company employs more than 700 people, with ten offices across the United States.
Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Mike Ernenwein As New Director, Lab Operations
Syracuse, NY, December 19, 2005 – Mr. Mike Ernenwein has been promoted to the Director of Lab Operations for Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC). As Director, Ernenwein will provide leadership to a group of approximately 50 manufacturing personnel including production managers, lab managers, and material managers for SRC’s Systems Technology Center. He will also be managing SRC’s largest production contract that was recently awarded.
Ernenwein, who has been with SRC for over 5 years, previously held positions as Lab Supervisor and Engineering Lab Manager. He has more than 14 years of combined experience in manufacturing engineering, electro-optical assembly, and assembly supervision.
SRC currently has over 120 jobs posted for all of its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on the www.syrres.com/career website.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology programs of national significance. Today, the company employs more than 700 people, with ten offices across the United States.
Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Colonel Gary E. Henley As New Director, Site Operations
San Antonio, TX, December 19, 2005 – Gary E. Henley, retired USAF Colonel, has assumed the role of San Antonio Operations Site Director for Syracuse Research Corporation. As Director, Henley will focus the majority of his time on enhancing customer relationships, overseeing SRC San Antonio operations, and ensuring that the quality of SRC’s products are superior. Henley’s extensive background in the ELINT and EW community will augment San Antonio’s expert staff for continued customer support.
Colonel Henley retired from the USAF after dedicating 30 years of service to his country. His last assignment was as vice commander of the 67th Information Operations Wing, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
SRC currently has over 120 jobs posted for all of its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on the www.syrres.com/career website.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology programs of national significance. Today, the company employs more than 700 people, with ten offices across the United States.
Syracuse Research Corporation Honored With Human Resources Donlon Award
Syracuse, NY, November 18, 2005 – The United Way’s Success By 6 and the CNY Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) have recently recognized Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) for their outstanding commitment to create a family-friendly workplace with a Donlon Award. The Donlon and Excellence Awards are given to companies throughout the region recognizing these organizations as Employers of Choice in Central New York.
SRC’s strong balance between employee’s personal and work lives is necessary for the success of employees and the company as a whole. Family supportive policies of SRC include: an employee discount program which includes reduced-price tickets to local family events and attractions, flexible scheduling options, extra time off is allocated for outstanding performance, wellness activities, eldercare support groups, reduced cost memberships to local health facilities and a regular section in the company’s quarterly newsletter that addresses topics concerning the work/life balance.
SRC is currently underway on construction of a new facility located behind their corporation headquarters in North Syracuse. They will be adding approximately 250 new jobs within the year.
Established in 1998, the Donlon Award was named for William Donlon, former CEO of Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and first Chairman of the Success By 6 Policy Council. The program is supported by the Manufacturers' Association of Central New York, the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, and the Metropolitan Development Association.
About Success By 6
Success By 6 originated in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1989 from a partnership between Honeywell Industries and United Way of Minneapolis. Initially, they were concerned about the quality of the local labor pool and realized that creating employable adults actually begins by investing in children during their early, most inquisitive years. In 1991, Bill Donlon (then President and CEO of Niagara Mohawk) and Mary Ann Shaw (then associate to the Chancellor of Syracuse University) sought to improve the lives of children in our community, who suffered a high infant mortality rate and a low immunization rate. To help combat these issues, Donlon and Shaw began a local Success By 6 in Syracuse, NY. For more information go to www.unitedway-cny.org.
About CNY SHRM
CNY SHRM is a professional organization comprised of Human Resource practitioners in the areas of employment, compensation, benefits, EEO, organizational development, employee-labor relations, training and development. The CNY SHRM HR Excellence Awards recognize companies with innovative practices in those areas. For more information go to www.cnyshrm.org.
About Syracuse Research Corporation
Syracuse Research Corporation is an independent, not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology programs of national significance. Today, the company employs more than 700 people, with ten offices across the United States. SRC currently has 125 jobs posted for all of its locations. SRC’s career opportunities can be viewed on the company website at http://www.syrres.com/career.
Syracuse
Research Corporation Honors Veterans Nationwide With Sponsorship
Stained glass window for local VA Medical
Center to unveil on November 9
Syracuse, NY, October 24, 2005 - To honor
all U.S. veterans for their bravery, sacrifice and contribution
to the local community, the nation and the preservation of freedom
worldwide, Syracuse Research Corporation has sponsored the creation
of a stained glass architectural window that will be installed
in the newly renovated entryway of the Syracuse VA Medical Center
located at 800 Irving Avenue.
The colorful and symbolic window spans approximately
15 by 7 feet and consists of over 500 pieces of cut stained glass.
There are 15 architectural panels, honoring all that have served
in the five branches of the military. The window has been constructed
by students at West Genesee High School and has taken more than
a year to complete.
In observance of Veterans Day, a dedication
ceremony of the window will be held on November 9 at 10:00 a.m.
in the Syracuse VA Medical Center’s Auditorium, followed by an
unveiling of the artwork entitled “Thank You: A Heartfelt Gift
from West Genesee Students to Veterans”.
For more information about the November 9 unveiling
ceremony, contact Ms. Jennifer Schrader at 315-487-4601 or Schrader22@aol.com.
For information about Syracuse Research Corporation, visit www.syrres.com.
About Syracuse Research Corporation
Syracuse Research Corporation is an independent,
not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology
programs of national significance. Today, the company employs
more than 650 people, with ten offices across the United States.
SRC currently has 125 jobs posted for all of its locations. SRC’s
career opportunities can be viewed on the company website at http://www.syrres.com/career.
Syracuse
Research Corporation Expanding Operations In North Syracuse
Syracuse, NY, September 19, 2005- U.S.
Congressman James T. Walsh will be the keynote speaker and honored
guest at Syracuse Research Corporation's (SRC) groundbreaking
ceremony on September 19 at 11:00 a.m. to present the expansion
of its offices in Syracuse, New York. In support of the expansion,
State Senator David Valesky and State Assemblyman Jeff Brown will
also be in attendance.
A new 120,000 square foot, two-story office
building is being constructed behind the pre-existing corporate
headquarters located at 6225 Running Ridge Road in North Syracuse.
The new building will provide space for about 350 employees and
allow SRC to accommodate its near term anticipated growth. Four
firms have teamed for the project: Klepper, Hahn and Hyatt, structural
engineers and landscape architects; Fuligni - Fragola, architects;
Robson and Woese, contracting engineers; and The Hayner Hoyt Corporation,
construction manager. Together, they are assessing the viability
of a LEED certified (green) design as well as working through
structural and design requirements. SRC is currently coordinating
with New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
(NYSERDA) with regard to energy savings and optimal environmentally
friendly utilization of the SRC facilities. Anticipated completion
of the project is September 2006.
This building project is the result of several
contract awards and supplemental federal government funding that
SRC has received, some of which was acquired through the efforts
of U.S. Congressman James Walsh. SRC contracts support the Environmental,
Intelligence, and Defense communities. With Congressman Walsh's
support, SRC continues to grow its operations in Central New York
through contracts that showcase our experience in numerous technologies
and business areas that affect projects of national significance.
SRC currently has 125 jobs posted for all of
its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on the
company website at http://www.syrres.com/career.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research
and development leader focused on technology programs of national
significance. Today, the company employs more than 650 people,
with ten offices across the United States.
SRC
Sponsors 5th Annual Senator Hillary Clinton's Legislative Luncheon
Syracuse, NY, September 2, 2005 - Syracuse
Research Corporation is pleased to sponsor Senator Hillary Rodham
Clinton's 5th Annual Legislative luncheon at the New York State
Fair. Kevin Hair, Director of Corporate Business Development for
SRC will emcee the event. The "Mood Swings Trio" band
will be performing.
The luncheon is held to provide updates to constituents
about projects the Senator has been working on. The theme this
year is "Growing Jobs in New York". The Senator plans
to take the opportunity to visit the Fair and view some of the
goods New York State has to offer after the luncheon.
Both SRC and Senator Clinton have a strong history
of creating jobs and promoting technological research and advancement
for programs of national significance. SRC President and CEO,
Bob Roberts said, "Senator Clinton's tireless efforts are
invaluable to assist us and others in Central New York as we work
together on projects that support the environment and the safety
of our men & women in the front lines."
Senator Clinton is a strong supporter of several
SRC programs including the Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar that
won the honor of being named one of the Army's Top 10 Inventions
of 2004. She stated, "This is a well-deserved honor for a
home-grown company that is clearly at the forefront of defense
research and technology. I am a proud supporter of Syracuse Research
because I have seen personally the amazing work they do. Not only
are they saving the lives of our men and women in Iraq and Afghanistan
every day, they are creating jobs at home and supporting the local
economy at the same time. This award is testament to the hard
work, innovation and commitment of the team at Syracuse Research
and I am so pleased they are being recognized in this way."
SRC currently has over 175 jobs posted for all
of its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on
the http://www.syrres.com/career
website.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research
and development leader focused on technology programs of national
significance. Today, the company employs more than 650 people,
with ten offices across the United States.
SRC
LCMR Named One of U.S. ARMY's Top Ten Greatest Inventions of 2004
Syracuse, NY, June 28, 2005 - Syracuse
Research Corporation's Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar was named
one of the Army's "Top Ten Greatest Inventions" of the
year. The LCMR was developed for the U.S. Army-CECOM, specifically
the CERDEC Intelligence and Information Warfare Directorate, at
the Fort Monmouth, New Jersey Army base.
The award distinguishes best technological solutions
for soldiers, and how these new technologies increase convenience
and competence for the Army, on their inventiveness, and on the
potential benefit outside the Army. Chosen for their impact on
today's Army capabilities, the winners were selected by numerous
divisions of the Army including active-duty and training.
Cited as a scientific breakthrough, the LCMR
was designed to automatically locate mortar weapons spanning 360
degrees and to be sufficiently lightweight to support insertion
by Airborne troops. LCMR is specified to detect and track mortar
rounds that area out of range for most mortar weapons and locate
the firing weapon with a target location error sufficient to neutralize
the shooter with either combat air support or counterfire.
Both Congressman James T. Walsh and Senator
Hillary Rodham Clinton are strong supporters of the LCMR program.
"I have witnessed firsthand how SRC's Lightweight Counter
Mortar Radar is filling a critical need in the protection of our
ground based troops in hostile territories abroad," said
Rep. Jim Walsh (NY-25). "This recognition by the United States
Army is well deserved and a tremendous vote of confidence by the
Pentagon in the high technology research and development abilities
of the men and women of Syracuse Research. Congratulations all."
Senator Clinton stated that, "This is a
well-deserved honor for a home-grown company that is clearly at
the forefront of defense research and technology. I am a proud
supporter of Syracuse Research because I have seen personally
the amazing work they do. Not only are they saving the lives of
our men and women in Iraq and Afghanistan every day, they are
creating jobs at home and supporting the local economy at the
same time. This award is testament to the hard work, innovation
and commitment of the team at Syracuse Research and I am so pleased
they are being recognized in this way."
Bob Roberts, President & CEO of SRC is scheduled
to testify for the House Armed Services Committee, Subcommittee
on Tactical Air, Land, and Projection Forces on June 29, 2005
about the acquisition process used to accelerate production of
the LCMR. He has been asked to comment on recognizing the critical
intersection between product innovation and small business.
SRC currently has over 175 jobs posted for all
of its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on
the http://www.syrres.com/career
website.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research
and development leader focused on technology programs of national
significance. Today, the company employs more than 600 people,
with nine offices across the United States.
Syracuse Research Corporation Awarded
Option On Contract Worth Up To $35M
Syracuse, NY, June 15, 2005 - Syracuse Research Corporation has been awarded a $7M Option on a three-year research and development contract to design, build, integrate and test a unique airborne radar system for the U.S. Army’s Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center (CERDEC). The total contract (including all options) has a potential value of $35M.
This three-year contract, funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), for the FOPEN Reconnaissance, Surveillance, Tracking and Engagement Radar (FORESTER) will leverage many SRC capabilities. FORESTER is a foliage penetration (FOPEN) radar with both real-time Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) capabilities. The objective of SRC's work on the FORESTER Program is to design, fabricate, integrate, and test a FORESTER system that can detect and track moving targets under dense foliage.
The baseline phase effort (awarded in 2004) was to design and fabricate the FORESTER system and tower-test it. This month, Option One, worth $7M, was awarded. Option One is an 18-month effort to fabricate a second FORESTER system, then integrate and test the FORESTER system on a Black Hawk helicopter. There are two remaining options for which funding has not yet been received: Option Two, to integrate and test the FORESTER system on an A160 Hummingbird helicopter unmanned aerial vehicle, and Option 3, to produce four more FORESTER systems.
SRC currently has over 175 jobs posted for all
of its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on
the http://www.syrres.com/career website.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research
and development leader focused on technology programs of national
significance. Today, the company employs more than 600 people,
with nine offices across the United States.
Syracuse
Research Corporation Expanding Operations
Syracuse, NY, May 25, 2005 - Syracuse
Research Corporation (SRC) is expanding its offices in Syracuse,
New York. A 120,000 square foot building is being constructed
behind its corporate headquarters located at 6225 Running Ridge
Road in North Syracuse. The new building will provide space for
about 350 employees and allow SRC to accommodate its near term
and anticipated growth. Two firms have teamed for the project:
Klepper, Hahn and Hyatt, Structural Engineers, and Fuligni and
Fragola, architects. Together, they are assessing the viability
of a LEED certified (green) design as well as working through
structural and design requirements. SRC will introduce the project
this week at a sketch plan review to the Cicero/North Syracuse
planning board where they will make a request for site plan approval
to proceed. Anticipated completion of the project is September
2006.
This building project is the result of several
contract awards and supplemental federal government funding that
SRC has received, some of which was acquired through the efforts
of U.S. Representative James Walsh. SRC contracts support the
Environmental, Intelligence, and Defense communities. With Congressman
Walsh's support, SRC continues to grow its operations in Central
New York through contracts that showcase our experience in numerous
technologies and business areas that affect projects of national
significance.
SRC currently has over 175 jobs posted for all
of its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on
the http://www.syrres.com/career
website.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research
and development leader focused on technology programs of national
significance. Today, the company employs more than 600 people,
with nine offices across the United States.
Syracuse
Research Corporation Wins $4.8M Intelligence Community Contract
Syracuse, NY, March 23, 2005 - Syracuse
Research Corporation has been awarded a 5-year follow-on contract
to provide critical support to an ongoing Government information
technologies project. Under this effort, valued at nearly $5M,
SRC will continue to support the Intelligence Community's efforts
in researching new concepts, techniques, and tools to improve
the transmission of timely, accurate information worldwide.
This contract is the direct result of the demonstrated
high-quality information processing services and products SRC
has provided the Intelligence Community over the past 47 years.
Winning this contract strengthens SRC's position as a national
leader in the field of electronic systems analysis and information
systems development. This opportunity will have a strong, positive
impact on their Maryland and Washington D.C. operations.
SRC currently has over 100 jobs posted for all
of its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on
our website at http://www.syrres.com/career.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research
and development leader focused on technology programs of national
significance. Today, the company employs more than 575 people,
with nine offices across the United States.
Syracuse
Research Corporation Wins $2M Air Force Contract
Syracuse, NY, January 26, 2005 - Syracuse
Research Corporation has been awarded an 18-month contract worth
$2 million in support of an ongoing Air Force information technologies
program.
Under this contract, SRC will deliver an information
integration system that will allow analysts to identify activity
patterns from vast amounts of intelligence data. This program
is being executed out of the Air Force Research Laboratory in
Rome, New York through the SRC Rome office.
This contract is the direct result of the demonstrated
high-quality information processing services and products SRC
has provided the Air Force over the past 47 years. Winning this
contract strengthens SRC's position as a national leader in the
field of electronic systems analysis and information systems development.
SRC's Central New York operations will execute this contract.
SRC currently has over 100 jobs posted for all
of its locations. SRC's career opportunities can be viewed on
our website at http://www.syrres.com/career.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research
and development leader focused on technology programs of national
significance. Today, the company employs more than 550 people,
with nine offices across the United States.
Syracuse
Research Corporation Announces Kevin Hair as New Director, Corporate
Business Development
Syracuse, NY,
January 7, 2005 - Mr. Kevin Hair has been promoted to the Director
of Corporate Business Development for Syracuse Research Corporation. As
Director, he will set policy for all corporate business development
activities and government affairs, as well as provide oversight to the
corporate communications and publications departments.
Hair, who has been with
SRC for over 20 years, previously held positions such as
Hardware/Software Engineer and Program Manager for key customers. Most
recently, he was the Operations and Business Development Director for
SRC's Information Technologies Center.
SRC currently has more
than 100 jobs posted for its various locations. SRC's career
opportunities can be viewed on our website at http://www.syrres.com/career.
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research
and development leader focused on technology programs of national
significance. Today, the company employs more than 550 people,
with nine offices across the United States.
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