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TIAX LLC
While homeland defense has recently become the nation’s top priority, TIAX has been a keycontributor to protecting the citizens and resources of the United States for decades. The scientistsand engineers at TIAX have taken a leading role in working with commercial firms and U.S.government agencies to identify, develop, and leverage technologies and methodologies that safeguard the public from potential exposure to toxic chemical and biological agents.
Our personnel have a deep understanding of defense against weapons of mass destruction,with expertise in integrated field deployable systems. We quickly create project teams that draw from many disciplines necessary for effective systems integration, including analytical, organic,and biochemistry; chemical engineering; microbiology; software engineering; mechanical and electrical engineering; and other pertinent physical and life sciences. These skills enable
us to rapidly develop and test prototypes that support national security initiatives for both government and commercial clients.
Using a network of academic research institutions, national laboratories, and private industry,TIAX effectively takes state-of-the-art technologies into prototypes that can be field-tested and commercialized on an accelerated schedule. Each stage of development: proof-of-concept, prototype development, and commercialization, can typically be completed in six to nine months. Our proven product development process ensures that all critical steps are addressed
in a comprehensive, yet cost-effective manner to meet market needs.
We assist our government clients in adopting the most innovative commercial manufacturing technologies available. We bring our commercial clients knowledge of specific government needs and practices, as well as an understanding of advanced, state-of-the-art government technology efforts. All of our work is carried out under an ISO 9001 quality assurance system.
Harmful Agent Detection, Protection, and Decontamination
For a government agency, TIAX developed a foam-based product capable of decontaminating both chemical and biological agents. We exceeded expectations by developing a decontamination system that is non-toxic, biodegradable, inexpensive, and effectively neutralizes both types of toxic species. For the same agency, we are developing an inexpensive personal alarm monitor to detect low levels of nerve gas. These programs involved working with leading-edge commercial companies to turn their products into working prototypes of interest to the government community.
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