Mr. Douglas Dyment reports

GATEKEEPER RECEIVES CONTRACT TO EQUIP SEPTA'S PARATRANSIT BUSES

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. has been chosen to supply its high-definition wireless video solutions for Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority (SEPTA) paratransit buses, as part of SEPTA's CCT Connect service, through a contract valued at approximately $300,000.

CCT Connect is a paratransit service from SEPTA that offers a shared-ride program for senior citizens and transportation services for people with disabilities, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Each paratransit bus will be equipped with Gatekeeper's high-definition cameras and recorders, as well as wireless equipment for remote connectivity.

Doug Dyment, president and chief executive officer, commented, "We are pleased to have been selected as the video solutions provider for SEPTA's CCT Connect service program, and we continue to advance our SEPTA business relationship."

SEPTA is the sixth-largest public transportation system in the United States. It has an average weekday ridership of approximately 1.1 million and is actively using video evidence as protection against fraudulent claims, with an installed base of more than 27,000 video cameras on vehicles and in stations.

About Gatekeeper Systems Inc.

Gatekeeper provides wireless, high-resolution video security and safety solutions for in-transit applications, including school buses, municipal transit, first response and the military. The company offers wireless live-streaming video surveillance, video analytics, driver monitoring and incident management solutions to help protect school children, public transit users and employees on the move. Gatekeeper has installed over 100,000 video devices for more than 3,500 customers throughout North America.

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