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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Coalescent Completes Field Analysis of
Chemical Agent Monitors For The Marine Corps

Orlando, Florida, November 1, 2006 – Coalescent Technologies announced today, that it has recently completed the analysis of over 700 fielded US Marine Corps Chemical Agent Monitors.  Coalescent dispatched its mobile Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS) Lab team to five Marine Corp locations in the U.S. to perform a functional and readiness analysis of each Chemical Agent Monitor in the Marine Corps inventory.  Using sophisticated diagnostic techniques and equipment, the Coalescent team quickly determined the operational state of each detector and identified those units in need of further analysis or repair at Coalescent’s IMS Lab in Orlando, FL.  Coalescent Technologies has one of the largest licensed, Chemical Agent Monitor repair facilities in the U.S. that is capable of performing rapid analysis, repair and refurbishment of various chemical agent monitors.

“Since our IMS lab became operational in July 06, we’ve been traveling to our customer’s field locations to perform a rigorous analysis of Marine Corps Chemical Agent Monitors” commented Dr. Ken Whitmore, President/CEO.  “Our rapid diagnostics coupled with our superb repair and refurbishment process maintains these Chemical Agent Monitors at their highest readiness level and may well save lives.  Coalescent Technologies is proud to be the integral part of this critical analysis and repair process”.

About Coalescent Technologies Corporation
Coalescent Technologies Corporation is an ISO 9001:2000 certified professional engineering, simulation, and training firm. Since our founding, we have focused primarily on Federal government programs and have earned our outstanding reputation and strong client base through consistently and successfully delivered quality products and services on time and within budget. Coalescent is privately owned and operated, with headquarters in Orlando, Florida.

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