About 4 Trademarks found that are owned by Qed Systems Inc.

Consulting services in the fields of defense contracting and government procurement services, also known as consulting in the field of procuring government contracts for the purchase of goods and labor contracting services; logistics management in the field of transportation, storage, freight, distribution and supply chain services; warehouse operation and management, also known as, operating, assisting and outsourcing the operation of a distribution center or warehouse facility containing mail order or distribution inventory; procurement of equipment and parts therefor, repair and maintenance services, computer hardware and software, and supplies and materials necessary for deployment and operational readiness for U.S. Navy ships, Army watercraft and other government and commercial vessels and shore based facilities

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Overhaul, installation, repair, and maintenance of ships and shipboard components and equipment for U.S. Navy ships, Army watercraft and other government and commercial vessels; repair and maintenance of metal tools, machinery, fabrication equipment and hull, mechanical, electrical and electronic systems; cleaning services, namely, ventilation and chemical cleaning of U.S. Navy ships, Army watercraft and other government and commercial vessels and shore based facilities; installation and connection of computer hardware, systems and networks for others; production planning, also known as planning and laying out of shore-based production facilities relating to U.S. Navy ships, Army watercraft and other government and commercial vessels; connection and integration of fiber optic cable

The mark consists of a blue-line ship profile, a red, yellow, and green dashboard gage with a blue indicator, and "SHIP-MD" in red capital letters. The color white represents transparent areas and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

personal computer based optical image processing system and software that converts microfilm, paper, or magnetic tape into digital images, which are electronically indexed and archived on optical disk and can be instantly retrieved, printed or faxed from a single or networked configuration