ENSCO has developed a new HPDS that features a contactless Standoff Vehicle Sensor (SVS) to MicroSearch, offering even greater portability, flexibility and safety during inspections at correctional facilities, border crossings, ferry ports, seaports and high-value facilities.

ENSCO Rail has launched a new railway clearance measurement service offering to capture corridor structure gage (minimum clearance), identify encroachments into defined clearance envelopes, and to help railways plan for future corridor modifications or new rollingstock.

ENSCO is proud to announce it has earned two 2021 Top Workplaces USA awards: a spot on the Top Workplaces USA list and a spot on Top Workplaces in Technology list.

ENSCO will showcase its Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing (A-PNT) sensing capabilities for edge devices at the Institute of Navigation International Technical Meeting (ITM) virtual meeting, January 25-28, 2021.

Test and evaluation framework will support DOT initiative to improve the safety and mobility of pedestrians.

Springfield, Va., October 27, 2020

ENSCO is proud to announce it was selected for the 2020 WayUp Top 100 Internship Programs List. This year, ENSCO had 23 interns representing 16 colleges and universities and nine areas of study. They worked in locations throughout the country in both technical and corporate business divisions.

Expanded technical capabilities and features enable developers to design, develop and certify next-generation flight-critical displays and mission display units at the speed of need.

ENSCO Rail announces that it has acquired an enhanced user license to the internationally recognized VAMPIRE Pro vehicle/track interaction software. VAMPIRE Pro will enhance ENSCO Rail offerings and provide customers with the most accessible, cost-effective and comprehensive evaluation tools for vehicle/track interaction and derailment risk assessment currently available.

The article “Bridging the Gap Between the Latest Autonomous and Artificial Intelligence Technology and Railway Maintenance Needs Means Significant Cost Saving for Railways” showcases ENSCO Rail capabilities in autonomous inspection and data management for maintenance planning.

The ENSCO Rail Autonomous Track Geometry Measurement System (ATGMS) was recently featured on progressiverailroading.com. In the feature article, “Locomotive Technology: What’s Next Is Now” is a round-up of the locomotive technologies that make rail operations safer and more efficient.