From: seraphim@ais.org (Henry Hardy)
Subject: Wackenhut data part 1
Followup-To: alt.conspiracy
Summary: robocop
Keywords: Wackenhut,security,prison,nuclear,Energy Department,Army,CIA,Casolaro,Riconosciuto,Inslaw,investigation
Organization: none
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 92 22:47:55 GMT


Here is the information I've been able to come up with so far on the Wackenhut
Corporation. The data is pretty raw, and is being posted here immediately for
the benefit of others who are investigating this business. There are some gems
here, paramilitary nuclear security, psycological assessments, H-field
detectors, El Salvador and Liberia US Embassy security, dead football fans,
blackballed congressman, Alaska oil spill coverups, Wackenhut personel killed
in copter crash at White Sands missile range...

source: DIALOG Information Systems, PTS Reports
all copyrights are property of the copyright holders
the material below is reposted for journalistic or educational fair use only

This is part 1, some quotes from past company reports.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

      S4      48  WACKENHUT AND (PRISON OR NUCLEAR OR SCANDAL OR INVESTIGATION 
                  OR CONGRESS OR CIA OR DEPARTMENT(2)ENERGY OR ARMY OR INSLAW
                  OR RICONOSCIUTO OR CASOLARO)
 
4/9/1     (Item 1 from file: 17)
0332308
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

Revenues  for  the  fifty-three  weeks  ended  January  3,  1988  increased
$53,177,000  (16%)  compared  with  revenues  for the fifty-two weeks ended
December  28,  1986. The increase in revenue attributable to the additional
week in fiscal year 1987 is approximately $7,500,000.
Increases in services to various branches of the U.S. Government or as
subcontractor for U.S. Government facilities contributed $24,700,000 to the
increase  in  revenues  in 1987. This amount includes increased services on
existing  contracts,  contracts  which  began  in  the fall of 1986 and new
contracts  obtained  in  1987.  New  contracts  covering  two nuclear power
generating  facilities  contributed approximately $6,900,000 of revenues in
1987.  These  contracts  have a lower profit margin than contracts in other
aspects  of  the  Corporation's  business.  Increased  services  to new and
existing  clients  in  the  other areas of services also contributed to the
increase.
     Share  of  net income of foreign affiliates decreased $108,000 in 1987
compared to 1986. This resulted from lower profits in certain affiliates in
South America.
     Net  income  amounted  to $5,660,000 in 1987 compared to $2,418,000 in
1986 due to the factors mentioned above.

1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 830 company sales

 4/9/2     (Item 2 from file: 17)
0332306
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

The Wackenhut Corporation's manufacturing operations are carried out by its
wholly-owned  subsidiary,  STELLAR  SYSTEMS,  INC., located in Santa Clara,
California.
     Stellar  specializes  in  the development, production and marketing of
advanced  technology  outdoor  perimeter intrusion sensors for the domestic
and  international  security  systems  market. These electronic sensors are
presently in use worldwide and are integrated into systems that protect key
industrial and military facilities from unauthorized intrusion.
     In  the  United  States, Stellar focuses its sales activities on three
principal   markets-Nuclear   Power   Generation   and   Nuclear  Research,
Correctional Institutions and Government Agencies.
     In  1987, an upgrade program was launched to convert many of Stellar's
existing  nuclear installations to the current generation of E-Field signal
processors and hardware. Simultaneously, the Company expanded its marketing
efforts  to increase its share of the Correctional and Government perimeter
security  markets.  The  E-Flex II and H-Field Series 440 sensors are being
specified for new requirements in these growth markets.
     Volume  shipments  of  E-Flex  II  to  Europe  and other international
locations have been instrumental in making this Stellar product the world's
leading  fence  sensor.  E-Flex  is  used not only for conventional outdoor
security  applications  on  a  variety of fences, but also on indoor walls,
vaults, ceilings and passageways.
     Stellar  also  expanded  its  product  support  and  field engineering
activities  in  1987.  Technical  representatives  are  available to travel
anywhere  in  the  world  to  assist in the application and installation of
these  products. Product repair depots have been established in Europe, and
customer  training  programs  are  provided  both  in  Santa  Clara  and at
installation sites.

1906 California 3662300 Intercom, Signal & Alarm Eqp 140 subsidiary data

 4/9/3     (Item 3 from file: 17)
0332305
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

The  Wackenhut  Corporation is playing a major role in current advancements
in  security  technology  through  its  wholly-owned  subsidiary, WACKENHUT
ADVANCED TECHNOLGIES CORPORATION (WATCO), located in Fairfax, Virginia.
     WATCO's  client  list  includes the power generation industry, nuclear
fuel fabrication plants, government installations, corporate and industrial
complexes,  large  residential developments, correctional institutions, and
detention centers.
     WATCO  supports  these  clients  with  feasibility studies, design and
implementation  services,  test  and evaluation, and program management and
operations.
     The  Security  Systems  Division  offers technical management, systems
analysis,   hardware   and  software  engineering,  and  technical  support
capabilities    applicable   to   virtually   any   engineering   task   in
security-related fields.
     The  Security  Programs  Division has highly professional expertise in
physical security and counter-terrorism programs. It provides vulnerability
analyses,  security  program conceptual designs, training and qualification
plans, contingency and emergency plans, and cost-effectiveness studies.
     The  Safeguards  Division  provides  quality assurance engineering and
quality  control  technical  services  to  the  nuclear  power  and  energy
industry.
     The   National   Security   Studies   and   Programs  Division  has  a
multidisciplinary  staff  ranging  from  "hands  on"  area  specialists and
support of both field and garrison programs.

1351 Virginia 7393000 Security Services 140 subsidiary data

 4/9/4     (Item 4 from file: 17)
0332303
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

The  Corporation has been closely following legislative efforts in the U.S.
Congress  which  may  impose limitations on the use of the polygraph in the
conduct  of  investigations  and  pre-employment  screening  in the private
sector.  In anticipation of possible restrictions which may be imposed, The
Investigations  Division  at the Corporate headquarters conducted a careful
assessment  and  study  of  available  alternatives in meeting the needs of
present  and  prospective  clients. In the area of paper and pencil honesty
testing,   the   Corporation   came   to  the  conclusive  finding  that  a
computer-graded test devised by Lousig-Nont and Associates, Inc., in recent
years,  and  titled the "Phase II Profile" is a suitable alternative to the
polygraph,   and   in   fact,  is  already  recommending  its  use  in  the
investigative  process  in  certain situations on behalf of the Corporation
and many of its clients.
     The  Investigations  Division  is  a full service investigative agency
capable  of  combatting  white  collar  crime  in the work place, providing
background  investigations,  surveillance  and  undercover  operations  and
transshipment investigations for the soft drink industry.
     A  unique aspect of the Corporation's full service capabilities is the
Concerned  Employee  Action  Program  (CEAP)  whereby  employees  of client
organizations  can use a toll-free telephone hot line to report anonymously
on suspicious or fraudulent activity in the work place.

1USA United States 7393300 Private Investigation Services 940 regulation
1USA  United  States  7393300  Private  Investigation  Services  460 use of
materials

 4/9/5     (Item 5 from file: 17)
0332301
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

Wackenhut  Services,  Inc., is the contracted operator of the Department of
Energy's  Safeguards  and Security Central Training Academy in Albuquerque,
New  Mexico.  The  WSI  staff  conducts  advanced security training for DOE
personnel from posts throughout the United States.
     A  growing  number  of utilities particularly nuclear power generating
plants,  across  the  country  are  also  placing  their  confidence in The
Wackenhut  Corporation  for  their  security  requirements.  The  Corporate
headquarters  monitors  the performance of each nuclear security project to
insure  Quality  Assurance  (QA),  the  highest  conditions of training and
readiness, and full compliance with Nuclear Regulatory Commission standards
and regulations.
     The  Wackenhut  Training  Institute  and  its  modern  facilities  are
available   to   nuclear   power   clients  to  provide  training  support,
evaluations, seminars and courses.
     Likewise,  the  Corporation's  Investigations  Division  services  the
nuclear  industry  with  background  investigations,  handled  through  its
national  network of computer/facsimile linked offices for rapid completion
with a high assurance of quality.
     Services to the nuclear industry are now being expanded to include the
provision  of  on-site  nuclear  technicians  and  specialists in radiation
protection, chemistry, emergency preparedness and training.
     Other  services related to national defense interests include security
at  U.S.  Army  ammunition  and explosives plants and a contingency back-up
capability to reinforce the protection of vital facilities nationwide.

1835 New Mexico 7393000 Security Services 610 contracts received
USA United States 8296000 Education of Adults 360 services data

 4/9/6     (Item 6 from file: 17)
0332300
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

WSI  provides  a  security  force  at the Savannah River Plant, near Aiken,
South  Carolina, the site of the U.S. Department of Energy nuclear reactors
which  produce  plutonium  and  tritium  for  the  national defense nuclear
weapons programs.
     The Wackenhut employee force of over 900 persons at the Savannah River
Plant  was  recognized  by  the  Department of Energy in 1987 with a Safety
Award of Excellence, the Department's highest safety award, and the highest
of  three  possible  ratings  in  a comprehensive Inspection and Evaluation
completed in November.
     The  security  missions  at  such  locations require Security Officers
equipped   with  advanced  weaponry,  trained  in  tactical  teamwork,  and
supported  by helicopters and all-terrain vehicles. Therefore, the Security
Officers are carefully selected, subjected to an intense pre-hire screening
process,  and trained to become fully qualified in the skills necessary for
the highest standards of individual job performance.
     A  highly  qualified Wackenhut security force also provides protection
for  the  crude oil stores of the United States Strategic Petroleum Reserve
which are maintained in huge underground caverns in Texas and Louisiana.
1345 South Carolina 7393100 Guard Services 610 contracts received
1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 360 services data

 4/9/7     (Item 7 from file: 17)
0332299
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

The  requirements  for  Quality  Service and Professionalism are especially
apparent  at  some of the critical sites where The Wackenhut Corporation is
involved  in  the  protection  of  physical  assets  vital  to our national
security,  and at the nuclear power generating stations in ten states which
are guarded by Wackenhut Security Officers.
     In  June,  1987,  the  Corporation  was  awarded  the  renewal  of its
long-standing  contract  with  the  United  States Department of Energy for
security services at the Nevada Test Site, an area larger than the State of
Rhode   Island,  where  the  government  conducts  underground  testing  of
explosive nuclear devices. Wackenhut Services, Inc. (WSI), has provided the
security  force  at  this sensitive government facility since 1965, and has
enhanced  its  capabilities  in  recent  years to meet the modern threat of
terrorist activities.

1832 Nevada 7393100 Guard Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/8     (Item 8 from file: 17)
0332298
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

The Corporation now operates fire protection; emergency medical, and crash,
fire  and  rescue  services;  as  well  as  a  Job Corps Center and the INS
Processing  Center.  It also provides court security officers to insure the
safety  of  Federal and County Court Houses, and the security of the judges
and other participants during legal proceedings.
     The  Corporation's  contract  for  fire  and  rescue  services in Hall
County,  Georgia, was renewed in 1987 and the Corporation extended its fire
services  with  an  additional  contract  at  the Lake City (Missouri) Army
Ammunition Plant, where it formerly performed only security services.
     The  Corporation  is  in its third year of the successful operation of
the Guthrie, Oklahoma, Job Corps Center for the United States Department of
Labor-a  center which houses disadvantaged youths and trains them in skills
which prepare them for the job market.

1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 360 services data
1540 Oklahoma 8332000 Job Corps Centers 360 services data
313 Georgia 9301800 Fire Protection-Local 610 contracts received

 4/9/9     (Item 9 from file: 17)
0332297
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1987

The Wackenhut Corporation continued in 1987 its efforts to diversify beyond
the  physical  security  and investigative services that have made the name
Wackenhut  synonymous  with  Quality Service and Professionalism throughout
the world. The Corporation started the year with a significant step in this
direction  with  the design, construction and subsequent opening of a major
detention facility in Aurora, Colorado, under contract with the Immigration
and Naturalization Service (INS) of the federal government.
     The  Corporation  has not only broken ground, but has also laid a firm
foundation  over  the past several years to enter the correctional services
field  through  a progression of related projects of increasing complexity;
and  the  development  of  a  team  of  professionals  capable of proposing
innovative  solutions  to  public  officials  faced  with  increased prison
populations and deteriorating facilities in which to house them.
     In  addition  to the new operation in Aurora, the Corporation has also
executed  a  contract  with the California Department of Corrections Parole
Division  for  the management of a return-to-custody facility for technical
parole violators to be located in McFarland. The Corporation is negotiating
for  a  contract  at a similar facility in Southern California and with the
State  of  Texas Department of Corrections for the operation of two minimum
security correctional facilities.
     The  Corporation is moving to diversify into the corrections field and
the addition of these four sites represents growth at a reasonable pace and
in  accordance  with  an established planning process, and as a result, The
Wackenhut  Corporation  has  become  a  recognized  industry leader in thi
emerging speciality in the span of just a few years' time.

1808 Colorado 1542550 Prisons 610 contracts received
1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 360 services data

 4/9/10     (Item 10 from file: 17)
0290478
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

The types of services provided by WSI fall into three broad categories:
     In  one  group  are  those services tailored to the needs of local and
state  governments  which  understand that high efficiency plus substantial
savings  to  taxpayers  can  be  achieved  through  contracting  out. WSI's
services  for  them  include  structural Fire Protection, Emergency Medical
Services, Airport Crash, Fire and Rescue Services (CFR) and Police Support.
     In the second group are those comprehensive operational and management
services  required  for  large  Federal  facilities  such  as the Job Corps
Centers  and  the detention/correctional facilities operated, respectively,
for  the  Department  of  Labor and the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization
Service (INS).
     In  the  third  group  are  various  services  dealing  in specialized
security,  such  as  that  required  at  Federal  District  Courts and Army
ammunition  plants,  and  the  paramilitary  security  and security-related
training,  such  as that needed for sensitive installations operated by the
Department of Energy.

1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 360 services data

 4/9/11     (Item 11 from file: 17)
0290475
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Anti-Terrorism and Crisis Management Division:
     Wackenhut's  Anti-Terrorism  and Crisis Management Division (ATCM) was
established  in  1986  to meet the needs of major corporations and business
travelers  in  the face of growing world terrorism. The move was in keeping
with Wackenhut's leadership role in every field of security.
     This  highly  specialized Division includes TWC's Executive Protection
Department  and  is staffed by experts who formerly served with the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, the Central Intelligence Agency and the U.S. State
Department.
     The Division's broad scope can provide clients with:
     Anti-Terrorism  and  Crisis  Management  planning; emergency response,
risk  analysis  and  physical  vulnerability  assessment; advice on travel,
routing  and overseas site selection; physical hardening of facilities; and
contingency plans for combatting sabotage, hijacking and kidnapping.
     It also offers:
     Crisis Management assistance and hostage negotiation; development of a
corporate  Crisis  Management  Program; Crisis Management team training for
conflict  resolution;  Executive  Protection  and  training  of proprietary
executive  protection  personnel;  executive  protection equipment, such as
custom-built    armored    automobiles;    communications    security   and
countermeasures; and domestic and foreign law enforcement liaison.
     Educational   assistance   with  group  seminars,  course  design  and
recurrent training programs are also among its services.

1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 140 subsidiary data
1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 360 services data

 4/9/12     (Item 12 from file: 17)
0290472
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Stellar Systems, Inc.:
     Electronic  manufacturing  operations of The Wackenhut Corporation are
consolidated in Stellar Systems, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary located in
Santa Clara, California.
     Stellar  specializes  in  developing,  manufacturing  and distributing
highly  sophisticated  outdoor perimeter intrusion detection sensors. These
electronic  sensors-which  may  be  free-standing,  buried in the ground or
mounted  on  a  fence-protect  key  industrial,  correctional, and military
installations   from   unauthorized   intrusions.   Stellar   is   a  truly
international  business,  with  sales  to  nearly 40 different countries in
1986.
     Initial shipments of Stellar's new "H-Field II" buried cable sensor in
the last quarter of 1986 saw Stellar complete a sensor redesign cycle which
began   in  1985.  First  shipments  of  the  2nd  generation  "E-Flex  II"
fence-mounted  sensor  in  late  1985  were  followed by release of the new
"Series  800  E-Field"  in  mid-1986. E-Field, the company's initial sensor
product,  has  become  the  most  widely  used  sensor in the protection of
nuclear  facilities  throughout  the  world.  This new "800 Series E-Field"
represents one step in the ongoing evolution of this technology.

1USA United States 3662300 Intercom, Signal & Alarm Eqp 140 subsidiary data
1USA United States 3662300 Intercom, Signal & Alarm Eqp 330 products

 4/9/13     (Item 13 from file: 17)
0290471
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

WATCO's Security Programs Division is also preeminent in its field. Serving
a wide variety of clients, this Division carried out thorough vulnerability
analyses,  security  program  conceptual design, training and qualification
plans,  contingency  and  emergency  plans  and  cost effectiveness studies
during the year.
     With  greater than ever concern about the spread of terrorism, WATCO's
Systems  Division  was  engaged in providing requirements analyses, systems
design,  systems engineering, systems integration, procurement installation
overview  and  system  training  for  advanced state-of-the-art systems for
high-level security installations.
     Significant activities during 1986 included the following:
     Being  selected to perform the security system conceptual analysis and
design  engineering  for the new National Training Center of the Department
of State Foreign Service Institute.
     Successful  completion  of  a  major  turnkey integrated perimeter and
access  control  security  system for the Federal government at an overseas
location.
     Being  selected to provide the design and engineering for the security
system of the new nuclear device assembly facility being constructed at the
Department of Energy's Nevada Test Site.

1USA  United  States  7392000  Business  &  Mgmt  Consulting  610 contracts
received
1USA  United  States  3662300  Intercom,  Signal  & Alarm Eqp 610 contracts
received

 4/9/14     (Item 14 from file: 17)
0290470
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Wackenhut Advanced Technologies Corporation:
     The   Wackenhut   Advanced   Technologies   Corporation   (WATCO),   a
wholly-owned  subsidiary  at Reston, Virginia, specializes in providing the
kind  of  expertise required wherever the application of high-tech security
involves sophisticated analysis and customized implementation.
     WATCO  is a unique technical consulting firm offering a broad range of
advanced  security and engineering services to government and industry. The
scope  of  its  services includes sensor design, signal processing, systems
integration,  robotics  and  mobile  intrusion  detection  systems, special
weapons systems security and technology transfer.
     The  NUSAC Division of WATCO is an acknowledged leader in the field of
nuclear  material  control  and  accounting.  Now  in  its 15th year, NUSAC
provides  outstanding  Quality  Assurance  Engineering  and Quality Control
technical  services  to  the  power  and  energy  industry,  commercial and
military manufacturers, regulators and government agencies.

1USA United States 7392000 Business & Mgmt Consulting 140 subsidiary data

 4/9/15     (Item 15 from file: 17)
0290462
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

The  fundamental  premise of our Nuclear Services Division is that Security
Officers,  as an integral part of the operation of a nuclear facility, must
be  carefully  trained and fully dedicated to their jobs. Each TWC Security
Officer   candidate   must   successfully   pass  a  physical  examination,
psychological screening and tests for drug and excessive alcohol abuse. And
in states where it is legal, he or she also must pass a polygraph test.
     After  extensive  training  and  once accepted for duty, each Security
Officer is continuously supervised and monitored.
     Any  utility  which  employs  a Wackenhut security guard force derives
broad  benefits.  By  complying  in  full with NRC regulations, the risk of
possible  civil  penalties  is  minimized. At the same time, the facility's
usual  interface with the public is enhanced because of the professionalism
of our Security Officers.
     Wackenhut's security operations at all nuclear plants are monitored by
the  Vice President of Nuclear Services and a staff of experts in the field
of  nuclear  security. They maintain regular contact with the Corporation's
on-site  Project Managers and also with company-client representatives, and
insure  that  the  entire resources of The Wackenhut Corporation, including
the  Wackenhut  Training  Institute,  are  always  available to our nuclear
utility clientele.

1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 280 personnel admin

 4/9/16     (Item 16 from file: 17)
0290460
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Other nuclear plant clients include:
     Commonwealth  Edison  Company's  Byron  Station  nuclear facility near
Byron, Illinois;
     Florida Power & Light Company's Turkey Point facility in Miami and its
Port St. Lucie facility near Ft. Pierce;
     Houston  Light  and  Power  Company's South Texas Project at Bay City,
Texas;
     Iowa  Electric  Light  Company's Duane Arnold Energy Center near Cedar
Rapids;
     Louisiana  Power  & Light Company's Waterford 3 Steam Electric Station
at Taft;
     Rochester  Gas and Electric Company's Robert Ginna Nuclear Power Plant
near Rochester, New York;
     South  Carolina  Electric  &  Gas  Company's  Virgil  C.  Summer Steam
Electric Plant at Jenkinsville, South Carolina.

1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/17     (Item 17 from file: 17)
0290459
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Federal Court Security Officers
     The Wackenhut reputation for security excellence is enhanced every day
by WSI Court Security Officers (CSO's) who serve in Federal District Courts
across the nation in support of U.S. Marshals.
     Our CSO's have won plaudits for their professionalism and alertness in
protecting the courthouses, the judges, juries and those involved in trials
from  possible  attack by disgruntled persons or by Organized Crime figures
seeking  revenge. A CSO must have a minimum of three years' law enforcement
experience,  be a graduate of a certified law enforcement training academy,
be   of   good  health,  and  pass  an  intensive  three-tiered  background
investigation.
     WSI  began  providing  CSO  service  in  1983  and  is now the largest
provider of CSO's to the U.S. Marshals Service. There were more than 330 on
duty in Federal Courts in 85 cities by the end of 1986; and their ranks are
programmed to increase to 421 by midyear 1987.

1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/18     (Item 18 from file: 17)
0290458
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Nuclear Security Services:
     In  an age when threats of random vandalism, premeditated sabotage and
international   terrorism   are  ever-present,  Wackenhut  recognizes  that
providing  protection  for  a  nuclear facility is, more than ever, a vital
responsibility  which  impacts  on  national  security. The Corporation has
repeatedly   demonstrated   its  commitment  to  peerless  performance  and
unchanging standards of quality service in this field.
     Wackenhut  security services have been called "the talk of the nuclear
industry"  during  the past year, because of the growing recognition of our
excellence of service and Corporate commitment. The operators of three more
U.S.  nuclear  power  plants  called  on  Wackenhut  during 1986 and signed
multi-year contracts for security:
     The  Indian Point II Nuclear Power Plant in Buchanan, New York, of Con
Edison  Company  of  New  York,  Inc.;  the Salem and Hope Creek Generating
Stations in Hancocks Bridge, New Jersey, of the Public Service Electric and
Gas  Company  of New Jersey; and the San Onofre Generating Station near San
Clemente, California, of Southern California Edison Company.
1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 190 line of business
1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/19     (Item 19 from file: 17)
0290457
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Army Ammunition and Explosives Plants
     Other types of sensitive installations where WSI provides security are
United States Army ammunition and explosives plants. In 1986, Wackenhut was
awarded  a  two-year contract to provide security services at the Lake City
Army  Ammunition  Plant  near Independence, Missouri. The plant is operated
for  the Army by the Olin Corporation/Winchester Group and produces various
caliber cartridges for the U.S. Army.
     Fire  Protection  is added to the security services which WSI provides
for the Holston Army Ammunition Plant near Kingsport, Tennessee.

1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/20     (Item 20 from file: 17)
0290454
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Wackenhut  experts  carry out in-depth background investigations of persons
considered   for   sensitive   positions   in  both  private  industry  and
government-related   work.  And  they  perform  a  major  role  in  airline
investigations.
     The  Investigations  Division  is  especially  active in fighting both
white-collar  and  blue-collar crime which drains business and industry-and
the   national   economy-of   billions   of  dollars  annually.  Undercover
investigations,  surveillance,  polygraphing,  loss  prevention, electronic
debugging  and  the  Concerned Employee Action Program (CEAP) are among the
many weapons utilized by TWC in its war on crime.
     CEAP,  developed  by  Wackenhut,  is unusually effective in uncoverin
wrongdoing among employees at any office or plant. It is structured so that
honest   workers   can   report-anonymously  via  toll-free  phones-to  our
Investigations  Division,  any  criminal  or  suspicious  activity going on
around  them.  Wackenhut  then  relays  this  information to the client for
evaluation and appropriate action.


1USA United States 7393300 Private Investigation Services 360 services data

 4/9/21     (Item 21 from file: 17)
0290453
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Nevada Test Site
     All of America's explosive nuclear devices undergo live testing at the
Department  of  Energy's  Nevada  Test  Site in holes drilled deep into the
desert  floor.  The  vast  facility  is spread over an area larger than the
state  of  Rhode Island. Because of the dangerous and vital testing carrie
out  there, and because of its importance to the nation's national security
interests,  the  site presents a unique challenge in security requirements.
It requires a first rate and completely reliable security force.
     Equipped with sophisticated weapons, helicopters and armored vehicles,
specially  trained  and highly mobile WSI security personnel are constantly
on patrol against terrorists and any other possible threat.
     WSI  is  proud  of  the  role  it  has  had  in protecting this rugged
1,350-square-mile  area  since  1965,  and  of  its  outstanding record for
reliability, professionalism and quality service.

1832 Nevada 7393100 Guard Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/22     (Item 22 from file: 17)
0290452
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

Investigative Services:
     Geographic  limits do not exist in describing the scope of Wackenhut's
Investigative  Services.  They  can  be carried out on a local, national or
international scale, depending on their complexity and each client's needs.

     Our extensive network of offices throughout the United States, and our
operations  in  more than 30 foreign countries, gives Wackenhut exceptional
mobility  and  a  decided  advantage in getting accurate information in the
shortest  possible  time.  That  operational  mobility  is  enhanced by our
computer  network  which  enables fast relay, compilation and assessment of
wide-ranging data.
     From  the  day  TWC  was  founded  32  years  ago, Investigations have
constituted  a  central  part  of  the  Company's  operations.  Today,  the
Investigations  Division-headed  by  a  Corporate  Vice  President-enjoys a
reputation second to none in the industry.
     An  example  of  specialized  investigations service is that which the
Investigations Division provides to the American soft drink industry in the
field  of transshipment investigations, a field in which we have come to be
the acknowledged experts.
     For  attorneys,  we  gather  evidence  and  information  vital  in the
preparation of trials, locate key witnesses, find missing persons and trace
lost  heirs.  For  insurance  companies, we specialize in helping to expose
fraudulent  claims  in  cases  ranging  from  unjustified  health insurance
payments to collecting life insurance for a "dead" policyholder who is very
much alive.

1USA  United  States  7393300  Private  Investigation  Services 190 line of
business

 4/9/23     (Item 23 from file: 17)
0290451
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 28, 1986

The  Savannah  River  Plant,  protected by WSI, is one of the Department of
Energy's   most   important  installations.  Its  primary  mission  is  the
production  of  plutonium  and tritium for America's nuclear arsenal. It is
also the site of a new naval fuels production facility and a modern nuclear
waste processing facility.
     The  installation, which is operated for DOE by E.I. duPont de Nemours
& Co., currently has four nuclear reactors in operation, and is situated in
a  300-square-mile  area  near Aiken, South Carolina, and Augusta, Georgia.
Wackenhut has provided the security here since 1983. The security force now
numbers  more  than  800  men  and  women who guard the facility around the
clock.  The  on-site Training Department gives initial training to each new
Security  Officer.  The  training is stressful, professional and physically
demanding.  The  result is a highly competent and physically fit force with
particular  expertise  in the nuclear plant environment.This security force
includes  SWAT-type  Special  Response Teams who are able to respond to any
security  threat.  Helicopters and armored vehicles are part of the support
equipment  available  to these teams, adding considerably to their response
capabilities.
1USA United States 7393100 Guard Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/24     (Item 24 from file: 17)
0249102
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1985

The  Wackenhut  Advanced  Technology  Corporation  (WATCO),  a wholly-owned
subsidiary  at  Reston,  Virginia,  specializes  in  providing  the kind of
expertise  required wherever the application of high-tech security involves
sophisticated analysis and customized implementation.
     WATCO  is a unique technical consulting firm offering a broad range of
advanced security and engineering services to government and industry.
     The  scope  of its services includes sensor design, signal processing,
systems  integration,  robotics  and  mobile  intrusion  detection systems,
special weapons systems security and technology transfer.
     The  NUSAC Division of WATCO is an acknowledged leader in the field of
nuclear material control and accounting.
     Now  in  its  15th  year, NUSAC provides outstanding Quality Assurance
Engineering  and Quality Control technical services to the power and energy
industry,  commercial and military manufacturers, regulators and government
agencies.
     WATCO's Security Programs Division is also preeminent in its field. It
was  selected to formulate the conceptual design for the security system of
the  new  nuclear  device  assembly  facility  to  be  constructed  at  the
Department of Energy's Nevada Test Site.
     Serving  a wide variety of clients, this Division carried out thorough
vulnerability  analyses, risk analyses, security program conceptual design,
training  and qualification plans, contingency and emergency plans and cost
effectiveness studies during the year.
     Equally active in 1985 was WATCO's Systems Division.
     With  greater  than  ever  concern about the spread of terrorism, this
Division  was  engaged  in  providing requirements analyses, system design,
systems engineering, systems integration, procurement installation overview
and  system  training  for advanced state-of-the-art systems for high-level
security installations.

1USA  United  States 8911380 Engineering for Instrumentation 140 subsidiary
data
1USA  United  States  8911380  Engineering for Instrumentation 360 services
data

 4/9/25     (Item 25 from file: 17)
0249099
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1985

Overall,  Wackenhut's  Investigative  Services  were in greater demand than
ever   by  business  and  industry,  the  insurance  world  and  the  legal
profession.  The  TWC role in airline investigations increased and, working
closely  with  overseas  offices,  the  Investigations Division was able to
rack down international copyright and trademark infringements.
     White-collar  and  blue-collar  crime cost businesses and the national
economy billions of dollars annually.
     Undercover  investigations,  surveillance, personal background checks,
polygraphing,   loss   prevention,  electronic  debugging  and  the  unique
Concerned  Employee  Action Program (CEAP) are all part of TWC's arsenal in
the war against business crime and fraud.
     TWC clients find the CEAP Program particularly effective in uncovering
wrong-doing  among  employees  at  any office or plant. It is structured so
that  honest  workers can report anonymously, via toll free phones directly
to  the  TWC  Investigations  Division, any criminal or suspicious activity
going on around them.
     This  information  is  passed  on  to  the  client  for evaluation and
whatever action may be deemed advisable under the circumstances.
1USA United States 7393300 Private Investigation Services 360 services data
1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 360 services data

 4/9/26     (Item 26 from file: 17)
0249098
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1985

TWC's  Investigations Division won new laurels in 1985 as it developed into
one of the Company's fastest-growing segments.
     Serving  the  U.S. Office of Personnel Management, this Division began
to  carry  out  official  investigations of persons under consideration for
employment or promotion by the Federal government.
     Never  before  has  the U.S. contracted out investigative work of this
nature.  Now,  in  eleven  OPM  Regions  across  the country, TWC's skilled
professionals  are  assigned  to  this task in which accuracy and speed are
essential.
     Numerous  detailed  interviews  with  persons  in different cities are
often  required  for  each  investigation.  Wackenhut's nationwide computer
network  makes  it  possible  not  only  to monitor cases as they are being
carried  out  but also to expedite the finished reports to Headquarters for
final review before they are forwarded to the OPM.
     For  the  American  soft drink industry in 1985, Wackenhut specialists
became   the   acknowledged   experts   in   the  field  of  trans-shipment
investigations.  The  Investigations  Division's clientele now includes the
giants of the industry.
1USA  United  States  7393300  Private Investigation Services 610 contracts
received

 4/9/27     (Item 27 from file: 17)
0249094
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1985

And  at  Federal District Courts throughout the nation, Wackenhut Services,
Incorporated, is playing an important role in support of Federal Marshals.
     More  than  400 WSI Court Security Officers are assigned to assist the
U.S.  Marshals  at  those  courts -- situated in 74 cities and 21 states --
after  having  been  sworn  as  Special Deputy U.S. Marshals. Some also are
serving as bailiffs.
     TWC's  reputation  for excellence also derives from its performance in
safeguarding many of the nation's power-generating plants, both nuclear and
fossil-fueled, where specialized protection is required.
     Nuclear  Security Officers must satisfy rigid qualifications set forth
by  the  Nuclear  Regulatory  Commission.  They also must measure up to the
nuclear industry's high standards and satisfy TWC's demanding criteria.
     Wackenhut   expertise   in   this   field   covers   development   and
administration  of  training  programs  for Nuclear Security Officers. Each
program is tailored to requirements at individual sites, in conformity with
NRC regulations. TWC is also able to constantly monitor levels of skill and
readiness for quality assurance.
1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/28     (Item 28 from file: 17)
0249091
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1985

The  long  experience  of  Wackenhut  Services,  Incorporated,  in  jointly
handling  Physical  and  Fire  Protection  for any type of facility won new
recognition  in  1985 when WSI was chosen to provide both those services at
the Holston Army Ammunition Plant, near Kingsport, Tennessee.
     The  Holston  Plant  produces  explosives  used  in the manufacture of
military ammunitions. The contract awarded WSI covers a 30-month period.
     Wackenhut's performance capabilities in key areas of public service --
Fire  Protection  for  counties  and municipalities, Crash, Fire and Rescue
(CFR)  Service  at  airports,  and  Emergency  Medical  and  Police Support
Services  for  communities  --  underscores  the  scope  and  range  of the
Company's expertise.
     WSI  is  able  to provide each of those vital functions at substantial
savings  to  taxpayers in any community while maintaining the highest level
of operational efficiency.
     Hall  County,  Georgia, a 400-square mile area about 60 miles north of
Atlanta, in a case in point.
     Since  1982  the  County's 75,000 residents have depended upon WSI for
all  Fire Protection and Emergency Medical Services. And every year -- even
as  the  number  of  personnel  and facilities involved in performing those
services  has  steadily  increased  -- cost-savings to the County have been
substantial.

1447 Tennessee 7393000 Security Services 610 contracts received
1313 Georgia 7393000 Security Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/29     (Item 29 from file: 17)
0249090
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1985

Two  other  equally  vital  areas  of  security  responsibility  have  been
entrusted to WSI by the Department of Energy.
     One  is the Safeguards and Security Central Training Academy which WSI
operates for the DOE at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
     The  other  is  the immense Nevada Test Site, larger than the state of
Rhode  Island,  where all of the nation's explosive nuclear devices undergo
live testing in holes drilled deep into the desert floor.
     The mission of the Central Training Academy, staffed by WSI's corps of
experts, is to provide advanced instruction for security personnel from DOE
installations throughout the nation.
     A  total  of  1,122  personnel  were trained by WSI instructors during
fiscal year 1985 as WSI's authorized budget for operations doubled.

     At  Nevada  Test  Site,  a  specially  trained  and  highly mobile WSI
security force equipped with sophisticated weapons, helicopters and armored
vehicles  maintains  a  constant  vigil  against  terrorists  and any other
possible threat.
     Wackenhut   has   had   responsibility   for  protecting  this  rugged
1,350-square mile site since 1965.
     No  matter  how  tough the challenge, how difficult the terrain or how
uncertain the weather, Wackenhut can always provide efficient and effective
security.
     Alaska is another prime example of that.
     From their headquarters at Anchorage, two wholly-owned subsidiaries --
American  Guard  and  Alert,  Incorporated  (AGAI) and Wackenhut of Alaska,
Incorporated  (WAI)  -- provide security services for major elements of the
Alaskan petroleum industry.
     Safeguarding  the  Alyeska Pipeline Service Company's trans-Alaska oil
pipeline,  which  runs  800  miles  from  Prudhoe  Bay  to  Valdez,  is the
responsibility  of  AGAI  Security  Officers  who utilize a wide variety of
vehicles,  in addition to helicopters and fixed wing aircraft, to carry out
their patrols.
     Despite  "white  outs"  and  the  intense  arctic  cold,  WAI Security
Officers  stationed  at the Prudhoe Bay and Kuparak River oil field perform
their  duties  around  the  clock.  Those  two  North  Slope facilities are
operated by ARCO Alaska, Inc., a subsidiary of Atlantic Richfield Company.

1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 610 contracts received
1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 360 services data

 4/9/30     (Item 30 from file: 17)
0249089
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1985

Superior  personnel,  advanced technology, expert training and professional
service  remain  the  foundation  of Wackenhut's continuing success. As TWC
moved  into  its  32nd  year, its dedication to the fundamentals of quality
service and professionalism was stronger than ever.
     These  standards of excellence prevail wherever Wackenhut has security
responsibilities -- whether at sensitive government facilities or among its
thousands of clients, big and small, in the private sector.
     They  are  very  much  in  evidence among the over-600 person security
force   provided  at  the  Savannah  River  Plant  by  Wackenhut  Services,
Incorporated,  which  has  been  entrusted  with its protection by the U.S.
Department of Energy.
     Situated within a 300-square mile area near Aiken, South Carolina, and
Augusta,  Georgia,  Savannah River Plant is operated for DOE by E.I. duPont
de  Nemours  &  Co.  --  with a primary mission of production plutonium and
tritium  for America's nuclear weapons. It is the only facility of its kind
in the nation.
     The  installation  presently includes four active nuclear reactors and
is taking on additional importance in its national defense role as the site
of  a  new  naval  fuels  production  facility  and  a modern nuclear waste
processing facility. The Wackenhut planning staff is taking a major role in
planning  the  security  systems  for  these  facilities  as  well as other
security upgrades planned for the Plant.
     SWAT-type  Special  Response Teams form part of the highly-trained WSI
security  force  on duty around the clock there with special equipment that
includes helicopters and armored vehicles.

1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 360 services data
1USA United States 7393000 Security Services 610 contracts received

 4/9/31     (Item 31 from file: 17)
0249088
Wackenhut                                         Annual Report
Corporate ID: 013037                   Year Ending December 31, 1985

While  moving ahead with diversification during the year, Wackenhut further
bolstered  its  leadership  role  within  the  security  industry itself by
winning  prestigious  new  assignments  from  both  the  public and private
sectors.
     Among many outstanding contracts concluded in 1985 were the following,
with:
     New  York  City's  Human  Resources Administration for security at the
city's emergency shelters.
     ARCO  Alaska, Inc., for security services at its North Slope oil field
facilities in Alaska.
     U.S.   Office   of   Personnel   Management   (OPM),   for  background
investigations of both new and present government employees.
     Holston Defense Corporation, for security and fire protection services
at the Holston Army Ammunition Plant near Kingsport, Tennessee.
     Pan  American  World  Airways,  for security services at its Worldport
Terminal  at John F. Kennedy International Airport and its headquarters and
computer center in the New York City-New jersey area.
     Greater  incentives,  in  the form of special recognition and monetary
rewards  for  the  most  successful managers in TWC's nationwide network of
offices,  became  a key part of a new Corporate sales philosophy instituted
uring the year. At the core of this program was selection of a "Manager of
The Quarter" every 90 days, as well as a "Manager of the Year."
     Implementing  that  new motivation was the Company's well-demonstrated
apacity to anticipate -- and take advantage of -- new trends at all levels
nd in all areas of society in the uses of private security.

USA United States 7393000 Security Services 610 contracts receive
USA United States 7393000 Security Services 200 mgmt dynamics

end of part 1
Newsgroups: alt.conspiracy