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Versar Global Solutions is honored that WashingtonExec named Vice President of Contracts Victor Massaro among its Top Contracts Execs to Watch in 2024. Victor was recognized for his achievements in enhancing contracts management effectiveness, including?contract delivery, ensuring compliance, and digitally transforming contracts management to drive efficiencies. Please join us in congratulating Victor! #VersarGlobalSolutions #MissionSupport

We’re pleased to share that Versar Global Solutions Chief Financial and Administrative Officer Christopher Phelps recently received the Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC)’s Private Company CFO of the Year award. NVTC’s prestigious award program recognizes CFOs and finance professionals who drive innovation and financial excellence across the National Capital Region. Please join us in congratulating Chris! Read more about the award on our website: https://ow.ly/6Xjl50Sb8NA #CFOAwards2024 #VersarGlobalSolutions

Thank you to the International Stability Operations Association (ISOA) for hosting Europe Industry Days in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Versar Global Solutions enjoyed engaging with partners and professionals as a speaker and sponsor. Sharing information through these exchanges, discussions and networking opportunities is a critical piece to fostering international stability. With our industry partners who contribute toward ISOA’s mission, the Versar team was grateful for the time focusing on global stability. #ISOAEurope #InternationalStability #VersarGlobalSolutions

Happy New Year from Versar Global Solutions! In 2023, Versar and LBS joined forces and became a unified company under the new name: Versar Global Solutions. The past year has been a great success because of the support from Customers, partners and stakeholders. As we look forward to new possibilities in the new year, we wish you a joyous and prosperous New Year on this special occasion.

Did you know that the coastal wetlands in the Delaware Estuary are losing about one acre per day? It's estimated that by 2100, more than a quarter of the total wetlands could be lost due to sea level rise. But researchers at the University of Delaware are working on a project called DEEDS to install living shorelines made of natural materials like oysters and plants along the Delaware Bay, which could not only help stabilize the shoreline and reduce nutrient pollution but also address the declining oyster populations that have occurred over the last hundred years. #coastalresilience #environmentalprotection ?

Can you believe it? The EPA has been striking pollution from clean air tallies in over 70 counties, leaving more than 21 million Americans in the dark about the true health risks they are facing. This little-known rule called the "exceptional events rule" allows regulators to forgive pollution caused by natural or uncontrollable events, like wildfires. Not only does this put people's health at risk, but it also weakens the Clean Air Act and makes it harder to control local polluters. It's a serious problem, especially with the climate crisis looming over us. We need to hold our local regulators accountable and demand better protection for our air. #physicalsecurity #securityissues ?

Gone are the days when application deployment used to take a year or more. Today, thanks to low-code/no-code application development, the process is measured in mere weeks. This innovative method allows developers to create and modify applications with intuitive tools without extensive coding, thus fulfilling the need for fast application delivery and highly customized automation workflows. Along with providing users the control they need, low-code/no-code development also boosts developer productivity by streamlining various aspects of the development process. This approach is revolutionizing the face of application development and paving the way for a faster and more efficient future. #agiledevelopment #lowcodenocode ?

New research funded by the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research suggests a possible link between air pollution and Parkinson's disease. Researchers from Barrow Neurological Institute found that living in regions with higher levels of air pollution results in a 56% higher risk of developing Parkinson’s disease when compared to those in regions with the lowest levels. The study confirms previous findings showing that fine particulate pollution causes inflammation in the brain, providing a potential mechanism for the development of Parkinson's. #airpollution #environmentalprotection ?

As companies continue to shift to a flexible work approach, cybersecurity has become a crucial concern for business leaders. With an increasing amount of data available, it is essential to bridge the gap between physical and digital security to manage every system more efficiently. Today's modern working environments require the intersection of information technology, operational technology, facilities management, and security. #digitalsecurity #cybersecurity ?

Did you know that chemical industries discharge 300-400 megatonnes of industrial waste into bodies of water each year? That's a staggering amount and is causing serious water pollution issues globally. But, here's some good news - a team of materials scientists is working on an "engineered living material" that can turn chemical dye pollutants from the textile industry into harmless substances. The material contains programmed bacteria embedded in a soft hydrogel material and has shown potential effectiveness in combating water pollution. Hopefully, this can be a valuable tool in solving this environmental and humanitarian issue that affects both ecosystems and human health. #waterpollution #environmentalprotection ?