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-Redwire

06/18/2026

The recovery process after severe weather can move fast, and having a plan in place makes a difference.

After a storm passes, you may need to:

• Restore security systems
• Assess damaged equipment
• Reconnect monitoring
• Verify fire alarm functionality
• Secure facilities during cleanup
• Replace depleted backup batteries

Strong partnerships and preparation can help businesses recover more efficiently and get operations back up and running with greater confidence.

06/17/2026

Security cameras can play an important role before, during, and after severe weather events.

From monitoring changing facility conditions to helping with post-storm assessments, camera systems provide valuable visibility when situations can change quickly.

Now is the time to:

□ Check camera angles and visibility
□ Inspect outdoor housings
□ Confirm recording functionality
□ Verify remote viewing access
□ Review backup power support for network equipment

Well-maintained systems can help keep your organization informed, even during difficult weather conditions.

Contact us today if you’re interested in adding cameras to your security plan or system.

06/15/2026

Hurricane season is a good reminder to check your fire alarm systems.

Heavy rain, flooding, power disruptions, and severe weather can all impact critical infrastructure, especially when systems haven’t been inspected or maintained recently.

Routine inspections and testing can help confirm everything is operating properly before an emergency happens.

If your fire detection system needs inspection, testing, or maintenance, Redwire is here to help.

Preparedness starts long before the storm arrives.

06/12/2026

Congratulations to Eli Shamgar-Yisrael, Redwire's May 2026 Expert of the Month!

Eli consistently demonstrates excellence in every aspect of his work, delivering high-quality installations while maintaining outstanding communication with both customers and teammates. His professionalism, attention to detail, and commitment to customer satisfaction have not gone unnoticed.

In fact, several clients have personally reached out to share their appreciation for Eli's exceptional work and professionalism on the job site. His dedication to providing an outstanding customer experience reflects the values we strive for every day at Redwire.

Thank you, Eli, for your hard work, expertise, and commitment to excellence. We're proud to have you on the team!

06/11/2026

At the end of the day, storm preparedness is really about protecting people.

Reliable security and life safety systems can help organizations support:

• Safer facilities
• Clear emergency communication
• Controlled building access
• Better situational awareness
• Faster response capabilities

Facilities using magnetic locks should also make sure staff understand how doors will function during extended outages and what steps to follow if backup batteries fail.

Planning ahead can help protect employees, customers, and operations when severe weather hits.

06/10/2026

A few proactive steps before a storm can make recovery much easier afterward.

Before landfall, be sure to:

□ Back up critical system data
□ Test communication devices
□ Secure outdoor equipment
□ Review emergency procedures with staff
□ Understand how your monitored systems communicate during outages
□ Confirm access permissions
□ Identify who has hard keys for secured doors

Storm preparation isn’t only about supplies. It’s also about making sure your facility and systems are ready to respond when needed.

06/08/2026

One of the biggest challenges during hurricane season is power loss.

Security cameras, access control systems, intrusion detection, and fire alarm equipment all rely on dependable backup power planning to stay operational during severe weather.

Now is the time to:

□ Inspect batteries and UPS systems
□ Test generator integration
□ Review communication plans
□ Verify remote system access
□ Confirm modem and network equipment backup

Prepared infrastructure can help your organization stay safer, more connected, and more resilient during extended outages.

06/04/2026

Storms don’t stop after business hours, and your preparedness plan shouldn’t either.

During severe weather, monitored systems can help keep you informed about alarms, outages, low battery conditions, and other critical events when facilities may be empty or difficult to access.

Power interruptions can affect:

• Intrusion systems
• Camera systems
• Fire Systems
• Access control equipment
• Internet connectivity
• Remote monitoring communication

Having backup power plans and clear response procedures in place can help maintain visibility before, during, and after a storm.

If you’re ready to upgrade your Redwire system to include monitoring, contact us today.

06/03/2026

Storm season is here. Is your facility ready if the power goes out?

Before severe weather arrives:

□ Test alarm systems and backup batteries
□ Confirm generators are ready
□ Verify remote monitoring connections
□ Review emergency procedures with staff
□ Check access control functionality
□ Make sure hard keys are available if needed

If your facility uses magnetic door locks, now is also the time to review what happens during an extended outage so staff know how to respond safely.

Storm prep is about more than watching the forecast. It’s about making sure your operations can continue when conditions change quickly.

06/01/2026

Hurricane season has a way of sneaking up quickly, which is why now is the best time to review your facility’s preparedness plans before storms are on the radar.

A good place to start includes checking:

• Fire detection systems
• Security monitoring
• Access control systems
• Backup batteries and power sources
• Camera systems and remote access
• Emergency communication procedures

Extended power outages can seriously impact security, fire, and auxiliary systems. While backup batteries can help temporarily, longer outages may require generators or uninterrupted power sources to keep critical systems running.

A little preparation now can help reduce downtime and stress later.

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1136 Thomasville Road
Tallahassee, FL
32303

Telephone

+18773719473

Website

http://redwire.com/

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