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**Introduction**

**K-MAR Industries, Inc. (KMI)** is a highly qualified, veteran owned,
small business concern, with extensive hands-on experience in Visual
Information/Multimedia Services. Since its inception in 1987, K-MAR
Industries, Inc. has specialized in producing customized multimedia
solutions that meet our customer's unique requirements. We help our
customer's \"think outside the box,\" enabling them to move beyond
traditional methods of training and communication.

KMI has superior ratings from prior and existing contracts. As a matter
of fact, KMI is presently performing Visual Information/Multimedia
Services at ten (10) Department of Defense facilities. For the US Air
Force, KMI is presently performing at Keesler, Lackland, Pope, Los
Angeles, Tinker and Tyndall Air Force Bases. For the US Army KMI
provides these services at Fort Rucker, Fort Dix, Fort Knox and Fort
Sill. In addition, we have extensive hands-on experience in Electronic
Weather Equipment Maintenance which we currently perform at ten (10)
facilities throughout the United States through a contract administered
by Langley AFB.

K-MAR Industries Inc, (KMI) corporate office is cleared at the TOP
SECRET Level and staffed with a Facility Security Officer (FSO). Our
security administration process is fully electronic, which expedites the
personnel clearance process using the Joint Personnel Adjudication
System (JPAS) and the e-Qip on line application process.

Through a powerful combination of highly-skilled people, proven
processes and industry-leading automation technology, KMI has
established itself as the leading provider of Visual
Information/Multimedia services. With the use of today\'s multimedia
tools, our products and services can drive the message home more
effectively than ever before. We deliver hard-hitting dynamic multimedia
products and services to our customers.

KMI offers a wealth of expertise, experience and creative talent in the
development of multimedia products and services and communication and
information technology services. KMI is staffed by a talented and
diverse team of dedicated professionals with extensive expertise in all
phases of multimedia products and services. **KMI core skills include**:

-   Project Management

-   Systems Administration

-   Networking

-   Website Development and Maintenance

-   Computer Based Training

-   Photography

-   Graphics

-   Military Fine Arts

-   Graphic Support for Career Development Courses

-   Television Production

-   Commander Access Television Channel

-   Video Teleconferencing

-   Interactive Video Teletraining (Distance Learning)

-   Interactive Courseware Development

-   Loan and Issue of Audiovisual Equipment

-   Presentation Support

-   Public Address Support

-   Warehousing

-   MILES

-   TADSS

-   Exhibits/Displays/Mock-ups

-   Property Control

-   Electronic Weather Equipment Maintenance

As a service provider to the government we focus on cost-effective,
timely delivery of quality products and services. KMI is committed to
developing a partnership with our customers. To meet our customers\'
challenges, we recruit, hire, train and retain the most experienced and
innovative professionals available. We strive to exceed the goals of our
customers.  

KMI provides a broad range of services to support a wide variety of
applications. Our personnel take advantage of the latest technologies to
design and generate applications that meet the precise objectives
whether informative, motivational, or educational. Our approach is
structured including specific requirements definition, design, story
boarding, development, testing, and documentation phases. At every step,
we involve our customers in the process to ensure their objectives and
results are exactly what they seek.

Although **our niche market** is in the **Multimedia** arena, at each of
our contract sites, we provide administrative support to each of these
contracts as well as operating systems applications and network support,
information assurance, hardware/software assessment, acquisition
support, user orientation and training, information center/help desk,
infrastructure planning and maintenance, computer/network systems
operations, and workstation maintenance. Each of the above mentioned
areas are described below:

-   **Systems Design and Development**: This includes but is not limited
    to, incorporating user requirements, existing system configurations
    and performance data to recommend system enhancements, modifications
    and upgrades and upon approval to implement such recommendations.

-   **Operating Systems, Applications and Network Support:** This
    includes but is not limited to, maintaining existing software and
    performing patches, modifications and upgrades as required. This
    also includes providing user assistance, configuration management,
    requirements analysis and recommendations for new and proposed
    software.

-   **Information Assurance:** This includes but is not limited to, risk
    analyses, vulnerability assessments, system accreditation
    documentation, security audits, security awareness training and
    managing information assurance software to include Intrusion
    Detection and virus protection software configuration and updating.

-   **Hardware/Software Assessment and Acquisition Support**: This
    includes but is not limited to, test and analysis of new and
    proposed equipment and recommendations for alternative hardware

-   **User Orientation and Training:** This includes but is not limited
    to, professional level training courses for. Training methods
    include formal classroom training, interactive video, computer
    assisted training, web based training, individual tutoring and other
    methods as may be specified.

-   **Information Center/Help Desk:** This includes but is not limited
    to, 24 hour a day, seven days a week assistance for hardware,
    software, communications, and applications problems and questions.

-   **Infrastructure Planning and Maintenance:** This includes but is
    not limited to, LAN, WAN, network cable installation and
    maintenance.

-   **Computer/Network Systems Operations:** This includes but is not
    limited to, web server support, incident tracking and reporting,
    systems performance evaluations and reports, maintaining software
    licenses, boot media and all other standard systems operations
    tasks.

-   **Workstation Maintenance:** This includes but is not limited to,
    developing a maintenance management plan that specifies response
    time requirements and how they will be met for all workstations and
    peripherals. Types of maintenance service include on-call, on-site,
    preventive, corrective, diagnostic, and remedial, carry-in, mail-in
    and spare provisioning. This also includes managing other
    maintenance support services provided by subcontractors if
    applicable.

Our goal is to understand an organization's unique needs. Our value to
your business is extended through the wealth of experience provided by
our skilled employees. These professionals bring experience and depth to
examine your requirements all the way through the planning, design,
testing, implementation and support phases. Blending industry knowledge,
proven methodologies and best of breed technology, KMI can deliver a
series of business strategies and solutions to support your vision.

Because of the depth of our experience we are very quick in
understanding and translating our customers need into an effective media
product or service. By applying efficient production standards, we are
able to offer highly competitive prices without compromising on quality.
We can ensure a successful end-product through our emphasis on customer
service, and our involvement from the initial contact throughout to
product completion. By developing solutions which meet the customer's
objectives and create long term benefits, and delivering above standard
quality products on time, we create true value where it counts.

KMI is committed to serving and satisfying our customers by building a
team of trustworthy, competent, and committed professionals. To achieve
this objective, we emphasize quality and the continuous pursuit of
excellence by maintaining our core professional values, striking a
balance between personal and professional fulfillment, empowering and
strengthening our employees, and by sharing in our customer's goals of
cost-effectiveness and efficiency.

At KMI our people make the difference, to be successful and recognized
as an innovative, highly productive, excellent organization, we create
an environment which fully utilizes the talents and capabilities of all
our employees. We embrace the richer, broader perspective that each
individual brings to the workplace, and we respect the dignity of our
employees and our customers.

KMI was founded on innovation, experience, customer satisfaction and
integrity. It's how we do business, and it's how we build better
interactive experiences for each customer and its audience. We develop
creative and successful digital solutions for organizations by not only
listening to the voice of technology, but by listening to the needs and
goals of our customers.

We provide our services with one basic premise in mind: \"Every customer
is satisfied because Quality and Customer Service is at the heart of
every decision we make!\" Our services are customized to our customers
needs through the use of proven, reliable tools and processes that
ensure our customers receive the finest multimedia products and services
available.

**Corporate Organization**

KMI's Corporate Organization Chart, (figure below), illustrates the KMI
Corporate organizational structure. Each Project Manager reports
directly to the Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. This short,
clear channel of communication promotes responsive and timely reaction
from the senior company level and focuses attention and resources on
resolving problems.

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***K-MAR Industries, Inc. Organizational Chart***

***Why KMI***

KMI has demonstrated success in leading multidisciplinary teams on
complex projects and applying task order management techniques that
result in cost-effective, successful project completion. Emphasis being
placed on task planning, timely and accurate execution, and quality
control. We are dedicated to the delivery of top quality products
services to our customers. Our multidisciplinary experts ensure
innovative services and timely, efficient, and cost-effective project
planning, implementation, and delivery. Our company is dedicated to
meeting customers' needs through innovation and technology. We have
researched and tested methods to find the most efficient way to produce
multimedia products of the highest possible quality. But we have done so
much more. We have built a company that cares. Each product we produce
becomes an opportunity for us to prove our commitment to our customers.

KMI offers a proven track record of successful contract operation and
management providing a full range of expertise related to all multimedia
requirements. Our service-oriented approach consists of four main
components to ensure the best value to our customers:

-   Build a personal relationship of trust and respect the customer

-   Assign the most qualified employees to serve the customer

-   Maintain a center of excellence that combines staff expertise and
    information resources to preserve intellectual knowledge

-   Constant and consistent drive for new and innovative practices

We provide our services with one basic premise in mind: \"Every customer
is satisfied because Quality and Customer Service is at the heart of
every decision we make!\" Our services are customized to our customers
needs through the use of proven, reliable tools and processes that
ensure our customers receive the finest multimedia products and services
available.

***People***

At KMI, our people make our company, and we never lose sight of it. It
is our employee\'s commitment to service and to exceeding customer
expectations on time, and on budget that gets them up in the morning and
keeps them working. This has been our philosophy since the company began
in 1987 and has been the key to our success.

The employees of KMI operate as a cohesive team of proven professionals.
Through our cross training initiatives, our employees can develop skills
in multiple disciplines. This insures our customers that our \"team\"
can meet the unexpected head on, while providing excellent products and
services on time and in a cost efficient manner.

Each KMI employee is empowered to act for the benefit of the customer.
Where other companies give \"lip service\" to the practice of
empowerment, we practice empowerment each and every working day. Where
others \"promise\", we deliver.

***Talent***

With our highly skilled team designing, developing and producing the
most progressive digital and multimedia solutions, KMI is able to
creatively apply innovative solutions to any organization, and
positively impact what matters most, our customer.

***Management***

At KMI we operate as a team, we function as a business and we have a
clear vision for the future. Our company mission, goal, motto and
standard operating procedures, along with active management and
empowerment, make us unique in the field of Visual Information
contractors.

**The KMI Vision** is to simply be the Best Services Contractor in the
Department of Defense. To achieve this goal, each full time on site
Project Manager is empowered to act to the complete satisfaction of each
of his or her customers and of the government\'s contracting oversight
personnel.

Our unique combination of outstanding and committed business and
technology professionals, together with our depth of industry
experience, set us apart. KMI has the proven expertise in all areas of
Visual Information and Multimedia products and services. We bring
together perspectives from a wide range of disciplines. Using our
internal resources and drawing upon extensive relationships with
best-of-class creative partners, we execute tactics to achieve clear
objectives and deliver measurable results. We believe that business
strategies and technology strategies must be aligned and developed to
support each other; therefore we put methodology before technology since
technology frequently changes and methodologies must always remain
flexible and adaptable.

***Contract Experience***

The following is a listing of our Past Performance Information so you
can get a general idea of the services that our company has been
providing the government and can provide to you.

**Visual Information Services Keesler AFB, Mississippi**

Award Date: 1 Apr 06 -- 30 Sep 08 Contract Type: FFP

**Point of Contact:** Joel Van Nice, Base Multimedia Manager,
228-377-4636

Email: <joel.vannice@keesler.af.mil>

81^st^ CS/SCSV, Keesler AFB, MS 39534

KMI has been providing Visual Information/Multimedia Services to Keesler
AFB customers since 1992. We perform all tasks under the Visual
Information umbrella to include location, studio, alert and medical
photography in digital, film and 35mm slides. In addition we have
dedicated full time personnel assigned to the Wing Public Affairs
Office. Our photographers have been significant contributors to the
Keesler Newspaper receiving numerous AETC Command Level and Air Force
Level Awards. Our photographers are well versed in traditional film
photography as well as digital imaging. Being one of the largest
full-service multimedia contracts in the Air Force, KMI develops and
produces unique one-of-a-kind graphics, from simple Vu-graphs to complex
Military Fine Art to complex models and devices used for training
purposes at Keesler AFB. Our Graphics Art department has set the
standard for the Air Education & Training Command for Publication Art
according to publishers at Maxwell AFB, AL for the past six years. The
Photography department at Keesler has significantly contributed to a
number of Air Education & Training Command and Air Force Level Awards.
KMI has a full time Graphic Illustrator assigned to work with the 81
TRSS Instructional Technology Unit, TSUI for the purpose of developing
and producing IMI and Air Force Qualification Training Packages. Our
Illustrator assists in integrating text, sound, graphics, still photos
and full motion video into a digital interactive multimedia program or
an Air Force Qualification Training Package (QTP). They also render
custom computer graphics, drawings, including three-dimensional (3D)
designs and 3D animation and simulation. KMI implemented the Distant
Learning Complex at Keesler, and was responsible for obtaining the
information that lead to the purchase of the \"Smart Board.\" The use of
this technology has saved the Air Force thousands of dollars in training
costs. Our innovative forward thinking helps to benefit our customers,
as we work to develop and implement new technology. Our television
department performs a full range of tasks to include scripting,
narrating, directing and producing simple video documentation to full
productions. Our capabilities and experience operating analog as well as
digital television equipment have proven to be invaluable as we
transition from analog to digital. We take pride in the fact that we are
vigilant and remain current on ever-evolving television standards. We
maintain the commander\'s cable access television channel at Keesler on
a twenty-four hour, seven day a week basis. Our television department
produces a monthly Public Affairs news magazine that is shown on the
commander's access channel as well as the internet. We operate an
Interactive Video Teletraining (IVT) Complex as well as operating 3
Video Teleconferencing facilities on base to include 2AF that will be
going secure in the next few months. Our Engineer ensures broadcast
signals from both satellite and T1 lines are being received at their
optimum rate. In addition, our engineer ensures that audiovisual
equipment is in good working order, repairing and providing preventative
maintenance when necessary. For this contract, KMI has purchased and
provided approximately \$750,000 of contractor furnished equipment,
including film processors, computers, plotters, cameras, copiers, and
printers in support of the contract. We provide presentation and public
address support to base personnel for events such as Special Olympics
and base Open Houses. We establish and maintain control of the loan and
use of Government Furnished Property. These items include televisions,
videocassette recorders/players, digital projection equipment, slide and
opaque projectors, and camera equipment. Our Air Force certified
equipment custodian maintains the government equipment, inventory and
accountability utilizing the CA/CARL listing. We maintain a multimedia
library. Our customer service is of the highest level and beyond
compare. We utilize a KMI developed automated work order-tracking
program that allows us up to the minute status of any work order. In
addition we utilize another KMI developed automated Management Program
that allows us to track costs and production.

**Visual Information Services Pope AFB, North Carolina**

Award Date: 1 Oct 02 -- 30 Sep 07 Contract Type: FFP

**Point of Contact:** Gail Williams, 910-394-9285,
<gail.williams@pope.af.mil>

43 CONS/LGCS, Pope AFB, NC 28308

Visual Information Service at Pope AFB, NC furnishes the entire
management and staff to operate and maintain Photography and Graphics
sections. We perform all tasks under the Visual Information umbrella to
include location, studio, and alert photography in black and white
prints, color prints and slides. Graphics Art are largely computer based
graphics: however, conventional illustrations, vu-graphs, certificates
are produced in addition to a wide range of signs, charts, posters,
briefing booklets, book covers and wall mounted charts.

**Visual Information Services: Los Angeles AFB, California**

Award Date: 01 Apr 2003 -- 31 Mar 08 Contract Type: FFP

**Point of Contact:** John Bohn, Base Multimedia Manager, 310-353-5598,

<john.bohon@losangles.af.mil>, 2420 Vela Way, Suite 1467, El Segundo, CA
90245

Visual Information Services at Los Angeles AFB, CA. KMI furnishes the
entire management and staff to operate and maintain Photography and
Graphics sections. We perform all tasks under the Visual Information
umbrella to include location, studio, and alert photography in black and
white prints, color prints and slides. Graphics Art are largely computer
based graphics: however, conventional illustrations, vu-graphs,
certificates are produced in addition to a wide range of signs, charts,
posters, briefing booklets, book covers and wall mounted charts.

**Visual Information Services: Tyndall AFB, FL**

Award Date: 1 Oct 2003 -- 30 Sep 08 Contract Type: FFP

**Point of Contact:** Thomas Bonifay, Base Multimedia Manager,
850-283-2825

Email: <Thomas.bonifay@tyndall.af.mil>

325^th^ CS/SCSV, Tyndall AFB, FL

Visual Information Services at Tyndall AFB, FL furnish the entire
management and staff to operate and maintain Photography, Graphics and
VTC sections. We perform all that include location, studio, and alert
photography in black and white prints, color prints and slides. Graphics
Art are largely computer based graphics: however, conventional
illustrations, vu-graphs, certificates are produced in addition to a
wide range of signs, charts, posters, briefing booklets, book covers and
wall mounted charts.

**Visual Information Services Tinker AFB, Oklahoma**

Award Date: 1 Jan 2005 -- 31 Dec 2010 Contract Type: FFP

**Point of Contact:** Mariane Arshad, 405-734-5993,
<mariane.arshad@tinker.af.mil>

72 CS, Bldg 3, Door D, Room 134, Tinker AFB, OK 73145

KMI is performing subcontractor duties under this contract to DenMar
Services Inc. Visual Information Services is performed at Tinker AFB, OK
we assist in the management and staff to operate and maintain
Photography, Graphics, Television and VTC sections. We perform location,
studio, and alert photography in black and white prints, color prints
and slides. Graphics Art are largely computer based graphics: however,
conventional illustrations, vu-graphs, certificates are produced in
addition to a wide range of signs, charts, posters, briefing booklets,
book covers and wall mounted charts. Our television department performs
a full range of tasks to include scripting, narrating, directing and
producing simple video documentation to full productions. Our
capabilities and experience operating analog as well as digital
television equipment have proven to be invaluable as we transition from
analog to digital. We take pride in the fact that we are vigilant and
remain current on ever-evolving television standards.

**Visual Information Services Lackland AFB, Texas**

Award Date: 1 Oct 05 -- 30 Sep 2010 Contract Type: FFP

**Point of Contact:** Ted Herman, 210-671-3761,
<ted.herman@lackland.af.mil>

37 CS/SCSV, 1359 Tinker Street, Lackland AFB, TX 78236

K-MAR Industries, Inc. is providing subcontractor duties to DenMar
Services, Inc. We provide a full range of visual information services to
Lackland AFB including multimedia support to satellite operations.

KMI operates the visual information center at Lackland AFB where
customers are provided multimedia services that include graphic arts
services (including self-help graphics), photographic services,
multimedia library services, and equipment maintenance and repair
services. In addition, we provide multimedia systems administration
services supporting the multimedia center network and the Commander's
Access Channel at Lackland AFB. We also provide advice and assistance to
all customers on current multimedia information, materials, methods,
equipment and facilities available to users.

**Training Support Center Fort Knox, Kentucky**

Award Date: 1 Apr 03 -- 31 Mar 08 Contract Type: Cost Plus Award Fee

**Point of Contact:** Theresa Jones, Contract Officer, 502-624-5751,
<theresa.jones@knox.army.mil>, Bldg 1109B, Room 250, Fort Knox, KY
40121-5000

KMI is partnered with Rohmann Services Inc., to provide a full range of
Visual Information Services the Devices Section at Fort Knox fabricates
training aids, devices, simulators and simulations (TADSS), exhibits,
displays and mock-ups. This contract award was under the A-76 process
for the TRADOC Army Command. We provide detailed and final design and
fabrication of two and three-dimensional TADSS designed to represent
operational equipment, components, procedures or processes. We design
and fabricate scaled replicas of land, road and water terrain. The
Devices Section is also responsible for repair, refurbishment and
modification of existing and fabricated TADSS, displays, exhibits and
instructional support items, to include podiums, platforms and work
surfaces.

In the Logistical Support Section, we provide for acquisition, storage,
safeguarding and disposition of TADSS and VI products and equipment, to
include, but not limited to: property control-receipting for loan,
hand-receipt updating, requirements determination and issue of Graphic
Training Aids (GTAs); warehousing, loaning, and maintenance of training
aids, dummies, and Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES)
equipment; instructional services (instruction in the operation and
operator's maintenance of equipment); operation of a media loan library;
and providing for fielding of new systems. We loan and issue TADSS and
VI products and equipment which includes televisions, videocassette
recorders/players, digital projection equipment, slide and opaque
projectors, camera equipment, sound and sound mixing systems and some
automated data processing equipment. The Fort Knox Training Support
Center is the primary hand receipt holder for a 7 state regional
property book of over 600 sub-hand receipts of training devices and
other property that totals over \$175 million dollars. Our proprietary
software allows for up to the minute viewing and management of all the
item records, their hand receipt history and other pertinent data. The
Fort Knox Training Support Center is an Army wide fabrication facility
for training weapons and other devices. During the 3 years of operation
at Fort Knox, KMI as initiated process improvements in the urethane
casting of mock weapons. Our current production method, using machined
aluminum molding and an improved urethane chemistry has yielded a 75%
decrease in demold times. In addition through the Fort Knox contract,
KMI was awarded an additional contract for the fabrication of 2,000
improvised exploding devices (IEDs) to be used for training purposes.
One of the biggest threats to soldiers who are deployed in Iraq and
Afghanistan is home-made bombs remotely detonated by terrorists. Eighty
percent of the U.S. casualties sustained in Operation Iraqi Freedom were
as a result of IEDs. Even more challenging is the speed in which the
terrorists adapt to new and different threats. The Army has been
responding to this threat by offering more realistic training IEDs to
help prepare soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines when they go in
harm's way. The simulations provide training in approaching,
identifying, transiting, processing, handling and disposing of IEDs. KMI
accomplished this immediate production request from the Army and
delivered the requested 2,000 devices in 120 days.

**Training Support Center Fort Sill, Oklahoma**

Award Date: 1 Apr 03 -- 31 Mar 08 Contract Type: Cost Plus

**Point of Contact:** Jerry Zahn, 580-442-4958,
<jerry.a.zahn@us.army.mil>

Training Service Center, Bldg 700, Knox Hall, Fort Sill OK 73503

We perform a full range of Visual Information/Multimedia Services, such
as Photography, Graphics Art and Television. KMI performs location and
studio photography in black and white, color prints and slides. Our
graphics art section produces briefing charts, wall charts, and status
boards with overlays for both computer and hard copy presentations.
Signs and posters are produced using hand or machine lettering. Our
illustrators design and produce posters to the specifications of the
customer. KMI provides 2-D Display Art services to include design,
illustration, layout, image transfer, and assembly of special purpose
displays. KMI also provides 3-D Display Art services to include design,
layout, assembly, construction, or fabrication of 3-D special displays.
We produce Publication Pages to include brochures, pamphlets,
invitations, and business cards. Our illustrators consider the theme,
the type of audience, and prepare rough sketches to portray the general
idea in the recommended style and manner of artistic presentation
necessary to portray the customers intended message.

In addition to the full range of Visual Information Services addressed
above, the Devices Section fabricate training aids, devices, simulators
and simulations (TADSS), exhibits, displays mock-ups, and a wide range
of Graphical Firing Tables (GFTs), Graphical Site Tables (GSTs) and
Graphical Munitions Effects Tables (GMETs) for the U. S. Army Field
Artillery. We provide detailed and final design and fabrication of two
and three-dimensional TADSS designed to represent operational equipment,
components, procedures or processes. The Devices Section is also
responsible for repair, refurbishment and modification of existing and
fabricated TADSS, displays, exhibits and instructional support items, to
include podiums, platforms and work surfaces.

In the Logistical Support Section, we provide for acquisition, storage,
safeguarding and disposition of TADSS and VI products and equipment, to
include, but not limited to: property control-receipting for loan,
hand-receipt updating, requirements determination and issue of Graphic
Training Aids (GTAs); warehousing, loaning, and maintenance of training
aids, dummies, and Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES)
equipment; instructional services (instruction in the operation and
operator's maintenance of equipment); operation of a media loan library;
and providing for fielding of new systems. We loan and issue TADSS and
VI products and equipment which includes televisions, videocassette
recorders/players, digital projection equipment, slide and opaque
projectors, camera equipment, sound and sound mixing systems and some
automated data processing equipment.

We have developed and maintain an interactive, informational website for
the Fort Sill Training Service Center (TSC) on the Fort Sill IntraNet.
This website provides pertinent information regarding TSC operational
policies and procedures, hours of operation, department physical
locations/maps, various catalogs featuring GTAs, TADSS and items
available for loan and issue. In addition, the website provides for
online submission of work orders requesting TSC services.

**Training Support Center Fort Dix, New Jersey**

Award Date: 1 Oct 03 -- 30 Sep 08 Contract Type: FFP

**Point of Contact:** Maureen Coughlin, 609-562-5271,
Email:<Maureen.coughlin@dix.army.mil>

Director of Contracting, Fort Dix, NJ 08604

Training Support Services at Fort Dix, NJ work includes furnishing the
entire management and staff to operate and maintain the Training Service
Center. Location and studio photography in black and white, color prints
and slides are produced. Since the Army has gone to a digital format for
their official promotion package, we are able to capture an image and
provide the customer with a digital print utilizing a FUJI Pictrography
4000 within moments after the image has been captured. Our Graphic Arts
section produces computer illustrations in addition to a wide range of
signs, charts, posters, briefing booklets and freehand sketches. As a
matter of fact we received National level recognition for the graphic
work we performed during the Kosovo Crisis. Over 4,000 refugees were
processed through Fort Dix, NJ. We provided graphic support to the
village set-ups on Fort Dix, in both English and Albanian. We are
especially proud of this because we did it during our transition and
mobilization period of the contract with no additional cost the
government. We operate the Training Set Fire Observation (TSFO). Our
instructors are certified to train on this piece of equipment. We teach
all aspects for indirect fire procedures from skill level one through
skill level four. We perform warehousing, scheduling and maintenance for
MILES and TADS equipment. We establish and maintain control of the loan
and use of Government Furnished Property. We established a Property
Administration Plan to include a complete property control system
identifying the protection, accountability, preservation and control of
the property. This is the first time that a contractor property book has
been considered the official property book of record.

**Training Support Center Fort Rucker, Alabama**

Award Date: 1 Oct 04 -- 30 Sep 09 Contract Type: FFP

**Point of Contact:** Glenn Wallace, 334-255-2620,
<glenn.wallace@rucker.army.mil>

KMI is a subcontractor to Mission Critical Solutions, (MCS) on this
contract. KMI previously had this contract but when it was recompeted it
was released under a HubZone set aside, therefore, MCS being a HubZone
company was able to use us as a subcontractor. In addition to performing
a full range of Visual Information Services in support of USAAVNC and
Training Support Center customers, we fabricate training devices,
cockpit trainers, aviation mockups, operational terrain boards, as well
as performing the maintenance and repair of these items. We develop and
implement plans for work and quality management, safety, environmental
protection, and physical security. Many of these devices are located in
areas such as the Night Vision Devices Laboratory. Maintenance of our
classroom support area includes electronic training devices constructed
as joint projects in which both our device fabrication shop and our
electronics shop had input. Some of the larger devices must periodically
be transported back to our shops from flight simulator labs for
refurbishing and major maintenance. Our electronic maintenance shop has
maintenance responsibility for all visual information equipment issued
by our logistics loan and issue section. These items include
televisions, videocassette recorders/players, digital projection
equipment, slide and opaque projectors, camera equipment, sound and
sound mixing systems, and some automated data processing equipment. We
also serve as warranty coordination and service contract points of
contact for Army purchased training devices and simulation equipment.
Some of these devices are valued in excess of \$10,000,000.00 and are
issued through our property accountability section, a sister section to
our electronic maintenance section. At Fort Rucker we also have primary
maintenance and repair responsibility for all image capture, edit, and
broadcast equipment at our educational television facility. Visual
Information Services in support of USAAVNC and TSC customers. Develop
and implement plans for work and quality management, safety,
environmental protection, and physical security. Perform warehousing,
scheduling and maintenance duties for Miles and TADS equipment.

**Weather Radar Maintenance Services: Langley AFB, Virginia**

Award Date: 01 Jan 03 -- 30 Sep 08 Contract Type: FFP

ACC CONS/LGCB, 130 Douglas St, Suite 400, Langley AFB, VA 23665

Linda Weis, 757-225-2731, <linda.weis@langley.af.mil>

KMI furnishes all management, personnel, equipment, tools, materials,
supervision and other items and services necessary to maintain weather
equipment for multiple Army locations. Maintenance of five Next
Generation Weather Radar, and seven Automated Surface Observation
Systems, and various meteorological weather equipment include all forms
and levels of maintenance form simple preventive maintenance and
cleaning to complex inspection, and assembly repair, corrosion control,
alignment and calibration.

**Our Commitment to Quality**

KMI is committed to achieving **total quality** in all areas of the
services we provide. Our expertise in managing projects and our
excellent customer service is the foundation for our success. We have
many years experience in project management in the Visual
Information/Multimedia arena. We have the proven ability to plan,
schedule, budget, produce and manage our projects from the transition
phase to contract completion. Our strong project management record
ensures that the government is getting the most efficient organization.

If you are seeking further information regarding how we can provide our
services to you, please contact Mr. Ron Benne at 228-392-4968, via
e-mail <rjb@kmar.com> or Mr. Ed Williams at 228-392-4968 or via e-mail
<edw@kmar.com>.