US Navy SPAWAR Awards IDIQ Contract to Spec Ops fo Mobile Command Stations, a deployable 8 screen single case TOC, EOC, CP, COOP

U.S. Navy Awards IDIQ Contract to Spec Ops for Mobile Command Stations

Deployable 8-Screen Single Case System to be Utilized by SPAWAR Customers Globally

October 18, 2007

RICHMOND, VA – Spec Ops, Inc. announced today that it was awarded a two year contract with the U.S. Navy Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Charleston (SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston) for Mobile Command Stations (MCS). The competitively bid Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract has a ceiling of $1,004,750 which can be utilized by SPAWAR Systems Center Charleston.

The Mobile Command Station is a four operator command station that is housed in one ruggedized Spec Ops transit case. Within the pre-wired MCS transit case are eight (8) 19” LCD displays, 8 Ground Fault Indicator (GFI) receptacles, 2 mounted 8-port Gigabit switches, 20-Ethernet connections (6-Classified, 6-Unclassified,

8-RJ-11 ports), 6-phone connections, 16-VGA connections, two tables and four chairs.

Additionally, the MCS cable management system also incorporates a 20A twist lock output receptacle that allows several MCSs to be connected serially thus providing up to 8 operators with laptops and 16 LCD displays to be managed from one set of original cabling.

The MCS is easily transportable by four personnel and the fully pre-wired, single case system is rapidly set up by two users in 15 minutes.

“The MCS is a logical progression of our product development teams and this system fully complements our existing installed base of 25,000 products throughout the world”, stated Paul Garner, President of Spec Ops, Inc.

The MCS (patent pending) integrates the product designs of several Spec Ops’ highly deployable and ruggedized C2/C4 systems that are currently deployed throughout the world. The backbone of the MCS system has successfully withstood the deployment schedules of U.S. forces in the Global War on Terrorism and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

The versatility and functionality of the MCS has applications far beyond the applications envisioned by the U.S. Navy. Since the MCS will provide a rapidly deployable and reconfigurable command station for four users, it is envisioned that the MCS will have direct applications to:

1. Tactical Operations Centers (TOC)

2. Civilian Incident Command Posts (ICP)

3. Emergency Operations Centers (EOC)

4. Continuity of Operations (COOP)

5. Business Continuity

6. Long Distance Learning Centers

7. First Responder Command Centers

8. Tactical Surveillance Operations

“Spec Ops employees have a long history with the U.S. Navy and we are excited to be able to continue supporting SPAWAR’s C2/C4ISR missions in the U.S. and abroad”, noted Joe Swider, VP Business Development Spec Ops, Inc.

About Spec Ops, Inc.

Spec Ops, Inc. is synonymous with Tactical Operation Centers (TOC), Emergency Operations Centers (EOC), customized command & control hardware and engineering & system integration for rugged environments. Since 2001, Spec Ops, Inc. has designed, manufactured, validated and installed command and control (C2/C4ISR) and tactical communications systems for military, emergency management, intelligence, homeland security and first responder customers throughout the U.S. and 8 countries including Iraq and Afghanistan. Spec Ops has successfully designed, manufactured and delivered over 25,000 products and turn-key solutions to customers allowing rapid deployment and implementation of their command and control infrastructure. Spec Ops, Inc. is headquartered at 319 Business Lane, Suite 100 Ashland, VA 23005. ISO 9001-2000 Registered. For more information go to www.specopsinc.com.







							U.S. Navy Awards IDIQ Contract to Spec Ops for Mobile Command Stations Deployable 8-Screen Single Case System to be Utilized by SPAWAR Customers Globally October 18, 2007 RICHMOND, VA – Spec Ops, Inc. announced today that it was awarded a two year contract with the U.S. Navy Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Charleston (SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston) for Mobile Command Stations (MCS). The competitively bid Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract has a ceiling of $1,004,750 which can be utilized by SPAWAR Systems Center Charleston. The Mobile Command Station is a four operator command station that is housed in one ruggedized Spec Ops transit case. Within the pre-wired MCS transit case are eight (8) 19” LCD displays, 8 Ground Fault Indicator (GFI) receptacles, 2 mounted 8-port Gigabit switches, 20-Ethernet connections (6-Classified, 6-Unclassified, 8-RJ-11 ports), 6-phone connections, 16-VGA connections, two tables and four chairs. Additionally, the MCS cable management system also incorporates a 20A twist lock output receptacle that allows several MCSs to be connected serially thus providing up to 8 operators with laptops and 16 LCD displays to be managed from one set of original cabling. The MCS is easily transportable by four personnel and the fully pre-wired, single case system is rapidly set up by two users in 15 minutes. “The MCS is a logical progression of our product development teams and this system fully complements our existing installed base of 25,000 products throughout the world”, stated Paul Garner, President of Spec Ops, Inc. The MCS (patent pending) integrates the product designs of several Spec Ops’ highly deployable and ruggedized C2/C4 systems that are currently deployed throughout the world. The backbone of the MCS system has successfully withstood the deployment schedules of U.S. forces in the Global War on Terrorism and Operation Iraqi Freedom. The versatility and functionality of the MCS has applications far beyond the applications envisioned by the U.S. Navy. Since the MCS will provide a rapidly deployable and reconfigurable command station for four users, it is envisioned that the MCS will have direct applications to: 1. Tactical Operations Centers (TOC) 2. Civilian Incident Command Posts (ICP) 3. Emergency Operations Centers (EOC) 4. Continuity of Operations (COOP) 5. Business Continuity 6. Long Distance Learning Centers 7. First Responder Command Centers 8. Tactical Surveillance Operations “Spec Ops employees have a long history with the U.S. Navy and we are excited to be able to continue supporting SPAWAR’s C2/C4ISR missions in the U.S. and abroad”, noted Joe Swider, VP Business Development Spec Ops, Inc. About Spec Ops, Inc. Spec Ops, Inc. is synonymous with Tactical Operation Centers (TOC), Emergency Operations Centers (EOC), customized command & control hardware and engineering & system integration for rugged environments. Since 2001, Spec Ops, Inc. has designed, manufactured, validated and installed command and control (C2/C4ISR) and tactical communications systems for military, emergency management, intelligence, homeland security and first responder customers throughout the U.S. and 8 countries including Iraq and Afghanistan. Spec Ops has successfully designed, manufactured and delivered over 25,000 products and turn-key solutions to customers allowing rapid deployment and implementation of their command and control infrastructure. Spec Ops, Inc. is headquartered at 319 Business Lane, Suite 100 Ashland, VA 23005. ISO 9001-2000 Registered. For more information go to www.specopsinc.com.


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