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First Line Technology

Chantilly, United StatesFounded 2003Industry

First Line Technology makes decontamination and emergency response equipment for CBRN incidents. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.

What it does

decontamination systemsprotective clothingdecontaminationFiberTect

Threats covered

toxic industrial chemicalschemical warfare agents
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Profile

First Line Technology LLC was founded in 2003 and designs and manufactures CBRN decontamination, protective, cooling and emergency response equipment, with operations in the Chantilly and Washington area of Virginia. Its decontamination products include FiberTect and Dahlgren Decon, and in 2016 it received an exclusive licence from the US Navy for Dahlgren Decon.

More profile

The FAST-ACT decontamination brand, which is sometimes attributed to it, is manufactured solely by Timilon Corporation and is not a First Line Technology product. A Virginia business magazine profiled its emergency products, and a CBRN trade report noted its place on the Inc.

5000 list of fast-growing companies. Contract values and recent developments were not read.

Ownership

Independent privately held company; founded by two entrepreneurs

Parent: none (GLEIF reporting exception: NO_KNOWN_PERSON)

Sources (5)
Not verified or not found
  • Contract values: not read.
  • Which year the company appeared on the Inc. 5000 list: the article is subscriber-only.
  • Ownership beyond independent private: not read.
Questions

What does First Line Technology do?

First Line Technology makes decontamination and emergency response equipment for CBRN incidents. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.

Where is First Line Technology based?

HQ (as found): Chantilly. HQ country: US.

Who owns First Line Technology?

Independent privately held company; founded by two entrepreneurs. Parent: none (GLEIF reporting exception: NO_KNOWN_PERSON)

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