Predicting the future is a skill most would want to acquire. Find out how RTR Technologies can probabilistically look into the future and ask questions about existing systems.

RTR Technologies played an integral role in an ongoing effort to reduce wait times at Sault Ste. Marie. It was RTR’s model and simulation that enabled U.S. Customs and Border Protection to come up with the various scenarios.  RTR’s SimPort model help detect inefficiencies in their processes while giving CBP solution to improve the overall border crossing experience.

Should government contractors seek greener pastures in the commercial marketplace?  See what Randy Rippin has to say! 

RTR Technologies supports U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) with the Operational Test and Evaluation (OT&E) of proposed vital programs and new technologies of national security interest. RTR’s experience in operations research and analysis of complex processes and practices reduces the time and effort typically associated with performing operational tests. Read more………….

RTR Technologies’ simulation modeling and 3d visualization capabilities are recognized as a premier service for the Federal Government.

RTR employees’ Susan and Luke Thies successfully summited and planted the “RTR Flag” atop Mount Kilimanjaro on July 15th, 2011. The highest peak in Africa is located in northeastern Tanzania and stands at 5,895 meters or 19,341 feet above sea level.

RTR Technologies recently completed a national bus study requested by The Highway and Border Policy, directorate of Transport Canada. Research was performed on current cross-border passenger bus services between Canada and United States.  The purpose of the project was to identify any existing constraints that may be affecting the efficiency and flow of bi-national business and cross-border tourism and to identify opportunities to improve efficiency and competitiveness.

The 19th annual Harford Award Program was held Wednesday, September 22. The Harford Awards program, produced by Harford County Government, the Office of Economic Development; Harford Community College; and the Harford County Chamber of Commerce, continues to be a celebratory occasion to honor prestigious companies for their outstanding contributions to the community, the economy and their employees.

This year’s theme was “The Long and Winding Road.”

In support of Customs and Border Protection, RTR Technologies has been selected to assist the bi-national Border Wait Time Working (BWT) Group in its efforts to evaluate the use of technology at U.S.-Canadian border crossings.  The Border Wait Time Working Group consists of U.S. and Canadian transportation and border agencies.

RTR is pleased to bring on Desiree Davidson into our summer 2010 internship program