Syracuse Research Corporation - Press Releases

Date	Title of Release

11-22-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Honored with Second Human Resources Donlon Award

11-13-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Supports Danforth Middle School

10-30-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Awarded James S. Cogswell Award for Security

10-26-06	Congressman Walsh Keynote Speaker at SRCTec, Inc. Opening

10-20-06	Walsh Secures $2.7 Million for Syracuse Research Corporation

8-25-06	SRC Countermeasure Protection System Named One of U.S. Army’s Top Ten Greatest Inventions of 2005

8-22-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Awarded $5M Contract

5-30-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Hires Robert Lake, Federal Market Account Director

5-16-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Awarded Three TACNY Awards

4-28-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Paul Tremont, Executive Vice President, Operations

4-28-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Joseph Lauko Vice President, Information Technology Center

4-28-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Kevin Hair, Vice President, Corporate Business Development and Government Affairs

4-28-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Thomas Wilson, Vice President, Systems Technology Center

4-27-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Announces James Shattuck as Senior Director, Engineering Services for Operational Integration Center

4-25-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Celebrates Earth Day By Collecting Trash Near Headquarters

4-19-06	Tyszko Named President and CEO of New Production Subsidiary, SRC Tec, Inc.

4-3-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Achieves CMM Level 3

2-28-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Receives $138M Contract

2-10-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Greg Burch as Senior Director of Consulting Services, Operational Integration Business Area

2-2-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Kevin Doyle as Director, Operational Integration Center Business Development

1-17-06	Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Peter Mcclure as Director, Toxicology, Health and Ecological Risk Assessment

Syracuse Research Corporation Honored with Second Human Resources Donlon Award

Syracuse, NY, November 22, 2006 – For the second year in a row, United Way’s Success By 6 and CNY Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) has awarded Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) with a Donlon Award for their outstanding commitment to create a family-friendly workplace. The Donlon and Excellence Awards are given to companies throughout the region recognizing these organizations as Employers of Choice in Central New York.

President and CEO Bob Roberts said, “SRC is honored to be recognized as a leading employer in CNY. We strive to make our employees feel that work-life balance is not only possible, but encouraged. The secret to our success is great people and we are committed to offering the best benefits and environment for our employees.”

SRC’s strong balance between employees’ personal and work lives is necessary for the success of employees and the company as a whole. Family supportive policies of SRC include: flexible scheduling options, wellness activities, eldercare support groups, an employee discount program which includes reduced-price tickets to local family events and attractions, 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.

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 SRC
SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research and development organization. For nearly 50 years, SRC has played a leadership role in providing solutions to programs of national significance through the innovative application of science, technology, and information. SRC’s responsiveness and success in solving next generation challenges has resulted in a trusted advisor reputation with our customers in the defense, environment, and intelligence communities.

SRCTec, Inc. (SRCTec), a wholly owned subsidiary of SRC, is a high-tech manufacturing company providing integrated solutions, program management, full life-cycle support, and state-of-the-art products to a broad range of customers. SRCTec is currently hiring for professional and manufacturing positions in Syracuse, NY. For more information, visit www.srctecinc.com.

Today, SRC employs more than 750 people and has offices in Arlington, VA; Chantilly, VA; Charlottesville, VA; Dayton, OH; Denver, CO; Hanover, MD; Rome, NY; San Antonio, TX; and Syracuse, NY. Currently, there are more than 100 positions available nationwide. For more information, visit www.syrres.com.

Syracuse Research Corporation Supports Danforth Middle School

Syracuse, NY, November 13, 2006 – Opportunities giving students advanced learning in technology fields are now available at Danforth Middle School in the Syracuse City School District through financial support from Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC). In conjunction with the not-for-profit organization Project Lead the Way (PLTW), Danforth Middle School is currently establishing a program that emphasizes development in engineering, math, and science.

“Since Project Lead the Way’s objective is to prepare secondary school students to be successful in college engineering programs, it is only natural that Syracuse Research Corporation be involved, since we actively recruit the best and brightest college graduates with engineering degrees,” said Bob Roberts, President and Chief Executive Officer of Syracuse Research Corporation.

Tom Wilson, who is Vice President, Systems Technology at SRC and serves on PLTW’s advisory committee said, “I feel it is important for businesses in the area to take an active interest in students’ learning experiences. Project Lead the Way is a great opportunity for SRC to get involved in helping to shape the futures of our children. I am personally looking forward to volunteering and helping with the program.”

Danforth Middle School is launching PLTW in the 2006-2007 school year.

Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is an independent, not-for-profit research and development organization. For nearly 50 years, SRC has played a leadership role in providing solutions to programs of national significance through the innovative application of science, technology, and information. SRC’s responsiveness and success in solving next generation challenges has resulted in a trusted advisor reputation with our customers in the defense, environment, and intelligence communities.

Syracuse Research Corporation Awarded James S. Cogswell Award for Security

Syracuse, NY, October 30, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is proud to announce that the company has been awarded its sixth James S. Cogswell Award (Cogswell Award) for achievement in security excellence for its Syracuse office. SRC has won a total of eight awards, two of those for its San Antonio, TX office.

The Cogswell Award is the most prestigious security award given to industry by the U.S. Defense Security Service (DSS). This year, only 29 facilities were selected to receive the award out of more than 11,000 eligible government contractors, including almost 200 in Upstate New York. SRC was previously awarded the Cogswell in 1975, 1978, 1985, 1995 (two awards, one for San Antonio), 1998, and 2002 (San Antonio). Once a facility is awarded a Cogswell, it cannot compete again for three years.

President and CEO Robert U. Roberts stated, “Winning the Cogswell Award is a team effort and requires a dedication to the security program by all members of the Corporation. We are extremely proud of our employees and believe this illustrates how important we view the information of our customers. It also reflects that we are leaders in security.”

The Cogswell Award was established in 1966 and named in honor of the late U.S. Air Force Col. James S. Cogswell, the first chief of the unified office of Industrial Security. Cogswell was responsible for developing the basic principles of the industrial security program, including the emphasis on partnership between industry and government to accomplish industrial security objectives, and excellence for the benefit of the U.S. warfighter.

SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research and development organization. For nearly 50 years, SRC has played a leadership role in providing solutions to programs of national significance through the innovative application of science, technology, and information. SRC’s responsiveness and success in solving next generation challenges has resulted in a trusted advisor reputation with our customers in the defense, environment, and intelligence communities.

Congressman Walsh Keynote Speaker at SRCTec, Inc. Opening

Syracuse, NY, October 26, 2006 – U.S. Congressman James T. Walsh was the keynote speaker and honored guest at SRCTec, Inc.’s (SRCTec) opening ceremony this afternoon. SRCTec is located at 5801 East Taft Road, North Syracuse, NY. The newly-renovated 63,500 square feet in the Airport Business Park combines office space with a manufacturing facility which can be reconfigured to match specific program requirements.

SRCTec acts as the manufacturing arm of SRC and supports the production of SRC’s two largest programs, the Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar (LCMR) and a Counter Remote Control Improvised Explosive Device (Counter RCIED) system.

SRCTec, a wholly owned subsidiary of Syracuse Research Corporation, is a high-tech manufacturing company providing integrated solutions, program management, full life-cycle support, and state-of-the-art products to a broad range of customers. SRCTec is currently hiring for professional and manufacturing positions in Syracuse, NY. For more information, visit www.srctecinc.com.

Walsh Secures $2.7 Million for Syracuse Research Corporation

Syracuse, NY, October 20, 2006 – U.S. Rep. James Walsh announced this week that a total of $2.7 million from the Fiscal Year 2007 Department of Defense Appropriations bill has been approved for Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC). The bill will provide $1.7 million for SRC’s Reasoning and Assessment of Intelligence for Counter-Narcotics and Anti-Terrorism (RAINCOAT) program, and $1 million for Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar Base Protection (LCMR-BP) systems.

"Syracuse Research Corporation is an established and proven defense technology firm," said U.S. Congressman James T. Walsh. "This is another fine example of a Central New York-based company collaborating with the federal government to provide quality systems to the men and women of our armed services."

“We are pleased that Congressman Walsh has again shown his dedication to Central New York business with his support of our RAINCOAT and LCMR Systems,” said Bob Roberts, President and CEO of SRC. “In 2000, Congressman Walsh supported an innovative system called the LCMR and with his help throughout the years, LCMR has been making a difference and saving lives. In addition, it helped to grow our company and the local economy as a result. We hope to continue working with the congressman, developing new ideas that increase business such as this funding for RAINCOAT and LCMR.”

RAINCOAT provides the U.S. Air Force with an operator-focused decision support tool. RAINCOAT is a software application that will assist in the detection, identification, and monitoring of drug, insurgent, and terrorist activities. It integrates information from multiple intelligence sources and compresses the intelligence reporting timeline for intelligence operators. This capability directly supports intelligence operators for their ongoing anti-terrorism and counter-drug missions in the Middle East and South America.

LCMR operates in the battlefield today, protecting warfighters from mortars and rockets. LCMRs and/or other sensors in the LCMR-BP System can be networked together to increase the safety of soldiers, as doing so will greatly enhance the system’s accuracy in estimating a mortar’s launch point location. The LCMR-BP will provide scalable, low-cost/high-reliability forward operating base protection that can handle a variety of threat situations with great reliability to warn personnel of an incoming threat.

Syracuse Research Corporation is an independent, not-for-profit research and development organization. For nearly 50 years, SRC has played a leadership role in providing solutions to programs of national significance through the innovative application of science, technology, and information. SRC’s responsiveness and success in solving next generation challenges has resulted in a trusted advisor reputation with our customers in the defense, environment, and intelligence communities.

SRC Countermeasure Protection System Named One of U.S. Army’s Top Ten Greatest Inventions of 2005

Syracuse, NY, August 25, 2006 - Syracuse Research Corporation’s (SRC) Countermeasure Protection System (CMPS) was named one of the U.S. Army’s “Top Ten Greatest Inventions of 2005.” CMPS was developed for the U.S. Army to protect against Radio-Controlled Improvised Explosive Devices (RCIED), better known as roadside bombs. RCIEDs are the number one killer used by enemy insurgents in Iraq today. This was the second year in a row that a SRC product was honored. SRC’s Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar was named one of the U.S. Army‘s “Top Ten Greatest Inventions of 2004.”

Both U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton and U.S. Congressman James T. Walsh are strong supporters of the CMPS program, as well as SRC’s follow-on program to design, produce, field, and support the next-generation system against RCIEDs. To accommodate production schedules for these important U.S. Army programs, SRC has hired dozens of new personnel and has leased additional manufacturing space.

“SRC is a company in Central New York that is making an important impact," Senator Clinton said. “Their continued ingenuity is a testament to the high quality people that SRC employs. They are growing rapidly and working to make a tremendous difference for those in the field.”

Congressman Walsh added, “We fully support not only this program of national significance, but others as well. We are encouraged by the manufacturing jobs that these efforts bring to Central New York.”

The award distinguishes best technological solutions for soldiers, and how these new technologies increase convenience and competence for the U.S. Army. Chosen for their inventiveness, impact on today’s Army capabilities, and potential benefits outside the Army, the nominated products were evaluated by numerous divisions of the Army, including active-duty and training troops deployed worldwide.

“We are honored to receive this award because they are essentially the ‘Soldier’s Choice Awards,’” said Bob Roberts, President and Chief Executive Officer of SRC. “CMPS is already protecting soldiers’ lives, which compels us to continue to develop and produce quality products that are valuable in the field and to fighting the global war on terror.”

Syracuse Research Corporation Awarded $5M Contract

Denver, CO, August 22, 2006 - Syracuse Research Corporation’s (SRC) Denver office has been awarded a five-year, $5.1 million contract from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 8 for Risk Assessment support. Under this new contract, SRC will continue to support EPA’s Region 8 office that serves the Mountains & Plains area, including Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming and 27 Tribal nations, in its health and environmental risk assessments. SRC’s Denver office is located at 999 18th Street, Suite 1975.

"I was very pleased to learn that this important contract was awarded to Syracuse Research," said U.S. Representative Diana DeGette (D-CO). "This private-public partnership holds great promise for making government work more efficiently. I hope the EPA and Syracuse Research will utilize their expertise to more effectively promote environmental protection and public health."

SRC's Environmental Science business area has been an important contributor in our nation’s efforts to improve our health and our environment for over three decades. SRC’s internationally recognized work has helped our sponsors better understand the hazards of chemical, biological, and radiological pollution and exposures. SRC specializes in such fields as ecological and human health risk assessment, toxicology, industrial hygiene, environmental chemistry, and exposure modeling.

Syracuse Research Corporation Hires Robert Lake, Federal Market Account Director

SYRACUSE, NY, May 30, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is pleased to announce the hire of Robert Lake, Federal Market Account Director. As Account Director, Lake will be responsible for maintaining business initiatives for SRC and further developing professional relations and opportunities with the firm’s largest customer base, Fort Monmouth, NJ.

Prior to this position, Lake served as Senior Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. With over 22 years experience, Lake has led successful strategic proposal efforts, business development in intelligence and system acquisition, and has managed several multi-million dollar contracts. He holds a B.S. in mechanical engineering from Rutgers, and an M.B.A. from Monmouth University.

Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is an independent, not-for-profit research and development organization. For nearly 50 years, SRC has played a leadership role in technology programs of national significance, providing government customers with innovative products and services in the areas of defense, environment, and intelligence. SRC’s responsiveness and success in solving “next generation” challenges has resulted in trusted advisor partnerships with our customers. Today, SRC’s family of companies employs more than 750 people and has offices in Arlington, VA; Chantilly, VA; Charlottesville, VA; Dayton, OH; Denver, CO; Hanover, MD; Rome, NY; San Antonio, TX; and Syracuse, NY. Currently, there are more than 100 positions available nationwide. Career opportunities can be viewed at www.syrres.com/career.

Syracuse Research Corporation Awarded Three TACNY Awards

SYRACUSE, NY, May 16, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) has recently been awarded three technology awards from the Technology Alliance of Central New York (TACNY): Technology Company of the Year; Project of the Year, Counter RCIED; and Young Technologist of the Year, Benjamin Greenblatt. TACNY’s awards recognize and celebrate the achievements of Central New York (CNY) individuals, educators, companies and projects, highlighting CNY as a rewarding place to learn and work.

The Technology Company of the Year is awarded to a CNY technology organization that has made outstanding contributions to new and/or innovative products, processing technologies, or productivity leading to enhanced business. SRC’s employment has been steadily expanding from 224 employees to 750, a 220% growth, in the past 10 years. The increased business is the result of satisfied customers that rely on our expertise and continue to pose new challenges that our talented staff resolve. Advanced research and development is utilized to enhance products through technological innovations. We have programs that have continued to evolve for many years including a database for the Intelligence Community, assessment reports for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and radar development for the Department of Defense (DoD).

Project of the Year is awarded to a current technological project, invention, or process designed, invented, or constructed in CNY. SRC takes home this honor for its efforts against RCIED’s, better known as roadside bombs. RCIED’s are the number one killer used by enemy insurgents in Iraq today. There is a need for field-programmable electronic countermeasures system designed to provide force protection against RCIED detonation ambushes, and the SRC’s technology is addressing that need. SRC has hired dozens of new personnel and has also leased space to allow increased production for this and other contracts.

TACNY’s Young Technologist of the Year is Benjamin Greenblatt. This award is presented to a Central New Yorker, less than 35 years old, who has made recent outstanding contributions to advances and improvements in a technological field not limited to engineering. With only five years experience, Mr. Greenblatt has quickly become one of SRC’s top digital design engineers. He is not only responsible for the design, implementation, integration, and testing of state-of-the-art digital subsystems, but also for directing other young engineers as well.

For more information about TACNY, visit www.tacny.org.

Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Paul Tremont, Executive Vice President, Operations

SYRACUSE, NY, April 28, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is pleased to announce the promotion of Paul Tremont to Executive Vice President, Operations. As Executive Vice President, Mr. Tremont is responsible for leading strategic planning, customer and corporate alliances, and day-to-day management of SRC’s four business areas. He will also help to advance technological innovation for SRC, while providing technical and professional leadership to fulfill SRC’s mission of being a nationally recognized provider of innovative, objective solutions for the government and selected markets we serve.

Previous to this position, Mr. Tremont was Vice President, responsible for directing the Information Technology Center. In this role, he expanded the intelligence community business and managed teams of experts across several geographic locations. Mr. Tremont has a B.S. in Forestry from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, and a M.B.A. in Management Science from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology programs of national significance. SRC Tec, a wholly-owned subsidiary of SRC, is a for-profit manufacturing company. Today, the SRC family of companies employs more than 750 people with 11 offices across the United States. Currently, there are more than 200 positions available within the companies nationwide. Career opportunities can be viewed at http://www.syrres.com/career.

Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Joseph Lauko Vice President, Information Technology Center

SYRACUSE, NY, April 28, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is pleased to announce the promotion of Joseph Lauko to Vice President, responsible for directing Information Technology Center (ITC). As Vice President, Lauko is responsible for creating new opportunities and enhancing existing business for ITC, and establishing strategic goals and objectives.

Previously, Lauko served as Information Fusion Business Area Director for ITC, and the Rome Office Site Director. He has been with SRC for almost 20 years and has served in a variety of roles including Software Engineer, Program Manager, and Business Area Director for Systems Technology Center (STC). He received his B.S. in electrical engineering from SUNY Buffalo and his M.S. in electrical engineering from Syracuse University.

SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology programs of national significance. SRC Tec is a for-profit manufacturing subsidiary of SRC. Today the SRC family of companies employs more than 750 people, with eleven offices across the United States. There are currently over 200 jobs posted within SRC and SRC Tec nationwide. Career opportunities can be viewed at http://www.syrres.com/career.

Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Kevin Hair, Vice President, Corporate Business Development and Government Affairs

SYRACUSE, NY, April 28, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is pleased to announce the promotion of Kevin Hair to Vice President, Corporate Business Development and Government Affairs. As Vice President, Hair is responsible for directing business development initiatives for SRC and represents both SRC and SRC Tec in Government Affairs. SRC Tec, Inc. (SRC Tec) is a newly created, wholly-owned subsidiary of SRC that has been created to help support manufacturing.

Previously, Hair served as Director of Corporate Business Development and Government Affairs. He started at SRC as an entry-level electrical engineer working in Systems Technology. Over the past 20 years, he has served in many roles including Engineering Project Manager; Information Technology Operations Director; Information Systems Director; Account Manager; Senior Project Manager; and Proposal Manager. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Boston University and a M.S. in Computer Engineering from Syracuse University.

Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Thomas Wilson, Vice President, Systems Technology Center

SYRACUSE, NY, April 28, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is pleased to announce the promotion of Thomas Wilson to Vice President. Tom will be responsible for directing the Systems Technology business area. This includes technical leadership, directing business development initiatives, and establishing strategic goals and objectives.

Previous to this position, Wilson was Director of Business Development for Systems Technology at SRC. He has been with SRC for 15 years and was a key contributor to winning the largest contract award in the corporation’s history. Wilson holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from SUNY at Buffalo, and a M.S. in Computer Science from Syracuse University.

Syracuse Research Corporation Announces James Shattuck as Senior Director, Engineering Services for Operational Integration Center

SYRACUSE, NY, April 27, 2006 – Mr. James Shattuck has assumed the role of Senior Director, Engineering Services, Operational Integration Center (OIC) for Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC). As Senior Director, Mr. Shattuck is responsible for directing engineering research and development, as well as providing hardware solutions to national customers.

Previously, Mr. Shattuck served as Director, Communications Engineering, OIC. He received a B.S. in electrical engineering from Clarkson University and a M.S. in electrical engineering from George Washington University.

SRC is an independent, not-for-profit research and development leader focused on technology programs of national significance. SRC Tec, a wholly-owned subsidiary of SRC, is a for-profit manufacturing company. Today, the SRC family of companies employs more than 750 people with offices in Arlington, VA; Chantilly, VA; Charlottesville, VA; Dayton, OH; Denver, CO; Hanover, MD; Rome, NY; San Antonio, TX; and Syracuse, NY. Currently, there are more than 100 positions available within the companies nationwide. Career opportunities can be viewed athttp://www.syrres.com/career.

Syracuse Research Corporation Celebrates Earth Day By Collecting Trash Near Headquarters

SYRACUSE, NY, April 25, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) celebrated Earth Day, on Saturday, April 22nd by collecting recyclables and trash near the corporation’s headquarters and site of the company’s future 120,000 square foot, 2-story facility. SRC’s new facility will be certified “green” through the use of environmentally-friendly building materials and designed to encourage energy conservation.

The SRC volunteers joined many other individuals and businesses throughout Onondaga County to restore and protect our natural resources. Local residents of the Cicero community surrounding SRC headquarters honked, waved and stopped to encourage the group as they worked along Totman and Running Ridge Roads.

Sarah Stewart, a SRC scientist serving as the group’s chairperson, organized the event “… as one positive way that SRC can give back to the community and help the environment. We are pleased the local residents and industries are supportive of our efforts and hope we can have more participants next year.”

SRC’s mission is to keep America safe and strong, protecting its people, environment and way of life. SRC has been supported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for over 30 years in the areas of Chemistry & Environmental Fate, Environmental Modeling, Toxicological, Human Health and Ecological Risk Assessments. SRC is committed to helping protect our environment through a variety of means, including increasing awareness through Earth Day activities.

The SRC family of companies currently has over 200 jobs posted for all of their locations. SRC and SRC Tec 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. SRC Tec is a for-profit manufacturing subsidiary of SRC. Today, the companies employ more than 750 people, with offices in Arlington, VA; Chantilly, VA; Charlottesville, VA; Dayton, OH; Denver, CO; Hanover, MD; Rome, NY; San Antonio, TX; and Syracuse, NY.

Tyszko Named President and CEO of New Production Subsidiary, SRC Tec, Inc.

SYRACUSE, NY, April 19, 2006 – Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mary Ann Tyszko to President and CEO of its newly formed for-profit subsidiary, SRC Tec, Inc. (SRC Tec). SRC Tec was created specifically to act as the manufacturing arm of SRC, producing products developed by its parent company.

Mary Ann has over 27 years experience at SRC, most recently as Executive Vice President, Operations. In this role, she led strategic planning, business development and day-to-day management of SRC’s four business units.

“Mary Ann’s experience, both in the industry and with SRC, make her the perfect choice to take on this significant opportunity and challenge,” said Bob Roberts, SRC President and CEO. “Her proven leadership provides us a clear advantage as we launch this initiative, so vital to our future.”

Initially, SRC Tec will manufacture equipment for SRC’s two largest defense department contracts—equipment in demand to protect our front-line troops.

SRC’s mission is to solve problems of national significance through the innovative application of science, technology and information. To accomplish this in the future, SRC and SRC Tec will continue to collaborate on R&D and production of deliverables for their government customers. SRC Tec will also focus on broadening its base of business, seeking manufacturing relationships with other organizations.

At its inception, SRC Tec will have 125 employees and annual revenues in excess of $200 million. The corporation has offices and production facilities in approximately 35,000 square feet on Taft Road. It is anticipated that SRC Tec’s continued growth will create significant job opportunities for the Syracuse region.

Mary Ann began her career as a programmer and progressed as a Program Manager and later as Director of SRC’s Information Technologies business area. She holds both an M.B.A. and M.S. in computer science from Syracuse University and a B.S. in biology from Le Moyne College.

Mary Ann is involved in numerous community and industry organizations, including Board Member, Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, serving on its Executive Committee and Chair, Technology Opportunities Committee; Chair, Advisory Council, Syracuse Technology Garden; Founding sponsor of the Le Moyne Scholars Institute; Board Member, Government Electronics & Information Technology Association; Member and past President, Association of Old Crows Empire Club Chapter; Member, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association; Member, Security Affairs Support Association; and Member, Association of the United States Army.

The SRC family of companies currently has over 200 jobs posted for all of their locations. SRC and SRC Tec 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. SRC Tec is a for-profit manufacturing subsidiary of SRC. Today, the companies employ more than 750 people, with offices in Arlington, VA; Chantilly, VA; Charlottesville, VA; Dayton, OH; Denver, CO; Hanover, MD; Rome, NY; San Antonio, TX; and Syracuse, NY.

Syracuse Research Corporation Achieves CMM Level 3

SYRACUSE, NY, April 3, 2006– Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) has achieved maturity level 3 of the Software Engineering Institute’s (SEI) Capability Maturity Model (CMM) for Software Engineering in its Syracuse, NY and Hanover, MD offices. The CMM Level 3 credential demonstrates that SRC’s software engineering solutions establish consistency across the organization, which enables result-oriented outcomes for SRC staff and customers.

CMM provides a staged approached for organizations to improve the maturity of their software processes. A software process can be defined as a set of activities, methods, and practices that people employ to develop and maintain software and associated products.

SRC currently has over 130 jobs posted for all of its locations. SRC 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 700 people, with eleven offices across the United States.

Syracuse Research Corporation Receives $138M Contract

SYRACUSE, NY, February 28, 2006 – The U.S. Army has awarded a $138 million delivery order to Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC) to produce, field and support a next-generation capability against Remote Control Improvised Explosive Devices (RCIED) known as Counter RCIED Electronic Warfare Increment Two (CREW-2).

CREW-2 will provide an affordable capability against a broad spectrum of RCIED threats with a design that is sufficiently flexible to allow for future capability growth. The contract for additional systems is intended to meet an urgent operational need for a field-programmable electronic countermeasures system designed to provide force protection against RCIED detonation ambushes.

RCIEDs, better known as roadside bombs, are the number one killer used by enemy insurgents in Iraq today. Both U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton and U.S. Congressman James T. Walsh are strong supporters of this program and have assisted to move this program forward. SRC has hired dozens of new personnel and has also leased space to allow increased production for this and other contracts.

"Syracuse Research Corporation is a Central New York company that is making an important impact on many levels," Senator Clinton said. “Their ingenuity to solve this problem is a testament to the high quality people that SRC employs. They are growing rapidly and helping to expand the local economy by offering unique technical employment opportunities.” Congressman Walsh added, “We fully support not only this and other programs of national significance, but are encouraged by the manufacturing jobs that these efforts bring to the area.”

The CREW-2 contract is a four-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity-type contract arrangement, including Firm-Fixed Price for production systems plus Time & Materials for follow-on training, field support, vehicle installation, maintenance, and system upgrades. This is the third delivery order placed against the $550M contract ceiling, for a total of $275M so far.

CREW-2 is sponsored by the Joint IED Defeat Organization which coordinates all counter IED efforts within the Department of Defense, while concurrently engaging other outside sources of potential solutions, to defeat current and future IED threats that continue to endanger Joint and Coalition forces.

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 currently has over 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. Today, the company employs more than 725 people, with eleven offices across the United States.

Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Greg Burch as Senior Director of Consulting Services, Operational Integration Business Area

SYRACUSE, NY, February 10, 2006 –Mr. Greg Burch has assumed the role of Senior Director of Consulting Services, Operational Integration Center Business Area for Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC). As Senior Director, Burch is responsible for integrating information operations, assurance, and systems engineering business areas into a consulting services directorate. He will oversee a staff of 50 supporting Department of Defense and Intelligence Community contracts.

Previously, Burch served as Director, Information Assurance Programs, OIC. He graduated Cum Laude from UCF in 1985; has been named the United States Air Force Information Systems Security Professional of the Year, 1995; is retired from the United States Air Force with 23 years service, 1998; is a Certified Information Security Manager, 2004; and one of the original founding members of SRC’s Operational Integration Center.

SRC currently has over 120 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 750 people, with eleven offices across the United States.

Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Kevin Doyle as Director, Operational Integration Center Business Development

SYRACUSE, NY, February 2, 2006 – Kevin Doyle has assumed the role of Director, Operational Integration Center Business Development in addition to his position of Director, Information Operations Programs for Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC). As Director, Mr. Doyle will lead business development in coordination with SRC business processes and procedures, and develop new business opportunities.

Previously, Mr. Doyle served as a Senior Information Operations Planner and Program Manager and has been employed at SRC for over five years. He received his B.S. in General Science from Michigan State University, 1980; and his M.A. from the School for Advanced Military Studies, US Army Command and General Staff College. He has received the Legion of Merit upon retirement from the Army, and numerous other service and achievement awards.

SRC currently has over 120 jobs posted for all of its locations. SRC’s career opportunities can be viewed on the http://www.syrres.com/career website.

Syracuse Research Corporation Announces Peter Mcclure as Director, Toxicology, Health and Ecological Risk Assessment

SYRACUSE, NY, January 17, 2006 – Peter McClure has assumed the role of Director of Toxicology, Health and Ecological Risk Assessment for Syracuse Research Corporation (SRC). As Director, McClure will direct operations and develop business involving the assessment of risks of environmental pollutants on human and ecological health. He will oversee activities of more than 25 biological scientists with advanced degrees within SRC’s Environmental Science Center.

Previously, McClure served as a Senior Scientist. He has been employed at SRC for over 15 years, received his Ph.D. and M.S. from North Carolina State University, and his B.A. from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA). He is also a Diplomate of the American Board of Toxicology.

SRC currently has over 100 jobs posted for all of its locations. SRC’s career opportunities can be viewed on the http://www.syrres.com/career website.

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