Exhibit 10.17

                               TEAMING AGREEMENT

        This  Teaming  Agreement  is  entered  into as of this 1st day of August
("Effective  Date")  by  and  between  GRC   International,   Inc.,  a  Delaware
corporation, having its principal offices at 1900 Gallows Road, Vienna, Virginia
22182 (hereinafter referred to as the "Prime") and ID Technologies, Inc. a North
Carolina  corporation,  having  an office at NCSU  Centennial  Campus,  920 Main
Campus  Drive,  Suite 400,  Raleigh,  NC 27606  (hereinafter  referred to as the
"Sub").

        WHEREAS,  the Prime  may  submit  proposals  ("Proposals")  for  certain
projects  ("Customer  Projects")  as set forth in  Exhibit  A for the  customers
("Customers")  set forth in Exhibit B (as such  Exhibit may be amended from time
to time upon the  mutual  agreement  of the  parties),  that would  include  the
software development and consulting services assistance of the Sub in connection
with the Customer Projects; and

        WHEREAS,  the parties  have  complementary  capabilities  not  available
within their respective  organizations  and hereto have determined that it would
be to their mutual benefit to act as a team in connection  with the  preparation
and submission of Proposals; and

        WHEREAS,  the Prime,  if it  receives  a  contract  award for a Customer
Project  based  on a  Proposal  ("Award"),  would  subcontract  portions  of the
Customer  Project  to the Sub  pursuant  to the  terms  and  conditions  of this
Agreement.

        NOW IT IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

1.      PROPOSAL PREPARATION OBLIGATIONS

        1.1 In the event  that the  Prime  elects to  prepare a  Proposal  for a
prospective Customer Project, each party will exert its commercially  reasonable
efforts to cooperate to produce a Proposal or Proposals  that will result in the
selection of the Prime as the prime contractor for the related Customer Project,
and the Sub as a  subcontractor  for the work  assigned  to the Sub  herein,  in
accordance  with the terms and  conditions  of this  Agreement.  Each party will
continue to exert its commercially reasonable efforts to support and participate
in any and all negotiations and presentations, if any, concerning a Proposal, or
concerning a proposed contract or subcontracts  acceptable to the Prime, the Sub
and the Customer  that may follow the  submission of such Proposal or Proposals.
The  foregoing  sentence  shall  only  apply to the Sub to the  extent the Sub's
assistance in the enumerated activities is reasonably requested by the Prime.

        1.2  The  Prime  will  have  the  responsibility  for  the  preparation,
evaluation, and submission of the Proposal(s) to the Customer(s). Subject to the
terms and  conditions of this  Agreement,  the Prime will have the sole right to
decide the form and final content of all documents submitted to the Customer(s).
The Sub  shall,  upon  request by the Prime,  supply  the  reasonably  necessary
technical  and  business  data and  information,  including  without  limitation
nonproprietary cost information,  exhibits,  designs, and plans,  concerning the
Sub's  proposed  portion of the Customer  Project for use in  preparation of the
Proposal(s).  The Prime will make  reasonable  efforts to ensure  that the Sub's
comments are adequately reviewed, evaluated, and incorporated in the Proposal(s)
as  appropriate,  and shall  consult with the Sub on all matters  regarding  the
content of the Proposal(s)  which concern the portion of the Customer Project to
be performed by the Sub prior to submission of the  Proposal(s) to the Customer.
The Prime shall include the Sub's price for its proposed portion of the Customer
Project in the Proposal.

        1.3 The Prime will, in any Proposal(s)  that the parties submit,  and in
all discussions  with respect  thereto,  identify the Sub as a team member.  The
Prime will state in such  Proposal(s) or  discussions  the  relationship  of the
parties as set forth herein, and the role and responsibilities of the Sub as set
forth in the attached Exhibit A. Changes to Exhibit A shall only be accomplished
by the mutual written  agreement of the parties.  If requested by the Prime, the
Sub will provide reasonable  support from management and technical  personnel to
assist  the  Prime in any  discussions  and  negotiations  with the  Customer(s)
relating to a Proposal and directed toward obtaining an Award.

        1.4 The Prime shall be the single point of contact with the  Customer(s)
or any other interested  Government agencies concerning a Proposal. In the event
it  becomes  desirable  for the Sub to  contact  the  Customer(s)  or any  other
interested  Government  agency  concerning such Proposal,  such contact shall be
approved by the Prime. Any communications  initiated by the Customer(s) directly
with the Sub concerning any matter involving the Proposal,  the Customer Project
or this Agreement shall not be deemed to be a breach of this Agreement.  The Sub
will,  however,  use reasonable  commercial  efforts to inform the Prime of such
inquiries relating to the Proposal or this Agreement.

        1.5 Each party will bear all costs,  risks, and liabilities  incurred by
it arising out of its  obligations  and efforts under this Agreement  during the
pre-Proposal  and  Proposal  periods,  which are defined as the periods up to an
Award.  The Prime will be responsible for all graphic arts,  printing,  binding,
and delivery costs of the Proposal(s). Neither party shall have any right to any
reimbursement,  payment,  or other compensation of any kind from the other party
for any work performed during the period prior to the Award and the commencement
of any effort thereunder.

2.      AWARD OF CONTRACT

If the Prime is  selected  by the  Customer  as the  contractor  for a  Customer
Project in which the Sub was  included in and/or  participated  in the  Proposal
process,  the Prime  shall  enter into and award to the Sub a  subcontract  on a
mutually  agreeable  basis,  for the services  generally set forth in Exhibit A,
subject to the  requirements  of the Prime's  contract with the Customer and the
mutual agreement of the parties.  The Prime and Sub will negotiate in good faith
such that an agreement  may be reached  between the parties  within a reasonable
period  of  time.   Any  such   subcontract(s),   including   any  change(s)  or
supplement(s)  thereto  shall be subject to the mutual  agreement of the parties
hereto on price and other terms and conditions, applicable laws and regulations,
appropriate and applicable  terms of the Prime  Contract,  and prior approval by
the  Customer,  if  required.  The Prime shall exert all  reasonable  efforts to
obtain  such  required  Customer  approval(s).   The  Prime  will  have  overall
responsibility for the Customer Project.

3.      TERM AND TERMINATION

3.1 Term.  This Agreement  shall commence on the Effective Date and shall remain
in force,  unless earlier  terminated in accordance with this Agreement,  for an
initial period of one (1) year unless earlier terminated in accordance with this
Agreement;  provided,  however,  that if a Proposal(s) has been submitted and is
under  consideration  by a Customer(s)  upon the expiration of such one (1) year
period,  this Agreement shall continue in full force and effect as it relates to
such specific  Proposal only for a reasonable time period in which to permit the
applicable  Customer to make a decision on the  Proposal and if  applicable,  to
permit the Prime and the Sub to enter into a subcontract as set forth in Section
2 above.

3.2     Termination.

         3.2.1 This  Agreement may be terminated by the mutual  agreement of the
         parties.

         3.2.2 This Agreement may be terminated by either party:

         (a) upon  thirty  (30) days  written  notice in the event of a material
breach of this Agreement by the other party,  provided that the breaching  party
has  not,  during  such  thirty  (30)  day  period,  cured  the  breach;  or (b)
immediately  upon written notice in the event the other party becomes  insolvent
or admits in writing its  inability to pay its debts as they become due or makes
an assignment for the benefit of creditors or if a petition under any bankruptcy
act,  receivership  statute  or the  like,  as they now  exist or as they may be
amended, is filed by the other party or by any third party or an application for
a receiver is made by anyone and such  application is not resolved  favorably to
the other party within thirty (30) days.

         3.3 Effect of Termination.

         3.3.1  each  party  shall,  within  ten (10)  business  days after such
expiration or termination is effective, return to the other party or dispose of,
as  mutually  agreed,  all  Proprietary  Information  (as  defined in Section 5)
furnished  to it by the other party  pursuant to this  Agreement  and each party
shall so certify in writing that it has done so; 3.3.2 both parties  shall cease
acting in a manner that would suggest any  continuing  relationship  between the
parties regarding this Agreement;  and 3.3.3 each party's rights and obligations
accruing prior to such  termination  with regard to any Customer  Projects shall
survive each termination or expiration of this Agreement.

4.  PUBLICITY AND NEWS RELEASES

Either party may issue a news release,  public announcement,  advertisement,  or
any other form of publicity (collectively, "Publicity") concerning its role in a
Customer  Project,  this  Agreement,  any Proposals,  or resulting  Awards to be
carried out  thereunder,  provided that (i) such party obtains the prior written
approval of the other party prior to release of the  Publicity,  which  approval
shall not be  unreasonably  withheld or delayed,  and (ii) the Prime obtains the
prior written consent of the Customer,  where relevant. Any such Publicity shall
give due credit and  recognition  to the  contributions  of each party in a form
acceptable to the other party.  This Agreement and the terms thereof may be made
known to the Customer  without  prior  approval.  In addition,  neither  party's
approval shall be required as to any statements and other  information which the
other party was  required  to make  pursuant  to any rule or  regulation  of the
Securities and Exchange  Commission,  the New York Stock  Exchange,  Inc. or the
Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc., or as required by law. 5. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION

        5.1 During the term of this  Agreement,  the parties hereto may exchange
such  proprietary  information as is reasonably  required for the performance of
the obligations set forth herein,  including,  but not limited to:  performance,
sales, financial, contractual, and software,  documentation,  specifications and
any other  technical data (as the latter term is defined in DFARS  252.227-7013)
(collectively,   "Proprietary   Information").   To  be  considered  Proprietary
Information  under this  Agreement such  information  (i) must be in writing and
clearly marked on each page with a protective legend; or (ii) must be reasonably
understood at the time of disclosure,  based on the manner and  circumstances of
such disclosure, to be confidential and/or proprietary information;  or (iii) if
such   information  is  disclosed   orally,  a  written  summary  of  such  oral
communication,  specifically  identifying the items of Proprietary  Information,
must be  furnished  to the  recipient  of such  Proprietary  Information  within
fifteen (15) days of disclosure.

         5.2 The parties will make reasonable  efforts to ensure that no written
information  will be labeled  as  Proprietary  Information  which is not in good
faith believed by the originating party to contain Proprietary  Information.  No
information,   other  than  Proprietary   Information  so  identified  shall  be
restricted by either party as to the other party's use thereof.

         5.3 The receiving party,  during the term of this Agreement and for two
(2) years thereafter, shall hold such Proprietary Information in confidence, and
shall use such  Proprietary  Information only for the purposes of fulfilling its
obligations under this Agreement.  Each party shall use at least the same degree
of care to safeguard and prevent  disclosing  to third  parties the  Proprietary
Information of the other party as it employs to avoid unauthorized disclosure or
publication of its own  information  (or the  information of its customers) of a
similar nature; provided however, that in no event shall the receiving party use
less than a  reasonable  standard  of care.  Each  party may  disclose  relevant
aspects of the other's Proprietary Information to its employees, contractors and
agents to the extent such  disclosure  is reasonably  necessary for  performance
under this Agreement;  provided,  however,  that such party shall use reasonable
efforts to ensure that such employees,  contractors,  or agents comply with this
confidentiality  provisions.  Each party will be  responsible  for any  improper
disclosure of Proprietary  Information by its employees,  contractors or agents.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, information necessary
to complete the Prime's Proposal(s) under this Agreement may be disclosed to the
Government if such  information  is protected in accordance  with FAR 52.215-12,
including use of the appropriate restrictive legend.

        5.4 Neither  party  shall be liable for the  inadvertent  or  accidental
disclosure of  Proprietary  Information if such  disclosure  occurs despite such
party's compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

        5.5 No license  to the other  party,  under any  trademark,  patent,  or
copyright,  or  applications  that  are now or may  thereafter  by owned by such
party,  is either  granted or implied by the  conveying of  information  to that
party. None of the information that may be submitted or exchanged by the parties
shall  constitute  any  representation,   warranty,  assurance,   guarantee,  or
inducement  by either  party to the other with  respect to the  infringement  of
trademarks,  patents,  copyrights,  or any right of privacy,  or other rights of
third persons.

         5.6 The above  restrictions  on the use or  disclosure  of  information
marked as proprietary shall not apply to information that:

         a.       Was known to the receiving  party without  restriction  at the
                  time of disclosure;

         b.       Was subsequently developed by the recipient,  independently of
                  the information  transmitted by the disclosing party, as shown
                  by the recipient's contemporaneous records;

         c.       Becomes known to the receiving  party from a source other than
                  the  disclosing  party without breach of this Agreement or any
                  other obligation of confidentiality;

         d.       Has  been  published  or is  otherwise  in the  public  domain
                  without breach of this Agreement;

         e.       Is released with the prior written  approval of the disclosing
                  party;

         f.       Is designated in writing by the disclosing  party to no longer
                  be proprietary; or

         g.       Is  disclosed  as required by judicial  action,  provided  the
                  Party claiming the proprietary  interest is promptly  notified
                  and afforded an opportunity to seek a protective order.

If any  portion of any such  Proprietary  Information  falls
within any one of these  exceptions,  the remaining  portion of such Proprietary
Information  shall  continue  to be subject to the  foregoing  prohibitions  and
restrictions.  In addition,  the  obligations of the parties with respect to the
protection of  Proprietary  Information  shall survive the  termination  of this
Agreement.

6.      WARRANTY

        6.1 Warranties.  Each party represents and warrants that it has the full
power to execute  and deliver  this  Agreement  and to perform  its  obligations
hereunder.  In addition, each party warrants that the services performed by such
party shall be performed in a professional  and workmanlike  manner,  consistent
with industry practices.

        6.2  Disclaimer.  EXCEPT AS  SPECIFICALLY  SET FORTH IN THIS  SECTION 6,
NEITHER  PARTY  MAKES ANY  WARRANTY  TO THE OTHER  PARTY  WITH  RESPECT  TO THIS
AGREEMENT, EITHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, OR ARISING BY COURSE OF CONDUCT
OR PERFORMANCE,  CUSTOM OR USAGE IN THE TRADE,  INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY
IMPLIED  WARRANTIES  OF   MERCHANTABILITY,   DATA  ACCURACY,   QUIET  ENJOYMENT,
NON-INFRINGEMENT OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

7.      ON-SITE RULES AND INDEMNITY

        7.1 On-Site  Rules.  Each party shall use  reasonable  efforts to ensure
that its employees obey all pertinent  rules and  regulations of the other party
while on the  premises  of the other  party,  including  those  relating  to the
safeguarding  of  Proprietary  information,  provided  that the same  have  been
provided in writing in advance or are reasonably conspicuously posted on-site.

        7.2     Indemnity.

                7.2.1  The Sub will  defend,  indemnify  and hold  harmless  the
Prime, its directors,  officers or employees from any loss,  liability,  damage,
expense,  or cost  (including  reasonable  attorneys  fees) from claims by third
parties arising out of or in connection with (a) any assertion that the services
performed  by the Sub  hereunder  or the results of such  services,  infringe an
issued United States patent, United States copyright, trademark, trade secret or
other intellectual  property right of a third person, and (b) any claim based on
physical  injury and/or  property  damage  resulting from the negligence  and/or
willful misconduct of any Sub employee or contractor hereunder.

                7.2.2 The Prime will  defend,  indemnify  and hold  harmless the
Sub, its  directors,  officers or employees  from any loss,  liability,  damage,
expense,  or cost  (including  reasonable  attorneys  fees) from claims by third
parties  arising  out  of or  in  connection  with  (a)  any  misrepresentation,
unauthorized  warranties,  or other  statements  made  hereunder  regarding  the
services  provided  by the  Sub  which  are not in  accordance  with  the  Sub's
documentation  and  sales  literature,  (b)  any  assertion  that  the  services
performed by the Prime  hereunder or the results of such  services,  infringe an
issued United States patent, United States copyright, trademark, trade secret or
other  intellectual  property right,  and (c) any claim based on physical injury
and/or property damage resulting from the negligence  and/or willful  misconduct
of any Prime employee or contractor hereunder.

8.      LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

         8.1 Limitations  and  Exclusions.  NEITHER PARTY SHALL BE LIABLE TO THE
OTHER FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,  SPECIAL, PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,
HOWEVER CAUSED (INCLUDING DAMAGES DUE TO BUSINESS  INTERRUPTION OR LOST PROFITS,
SAVINGS,  COMPETITIVE  ADVANTAGE OR  GOODWILL),  ARISING FROM OR RELATED TO THIS
AGREEMENT,  REGARDLESS  OF  THE  TYPE  OF  CLAIM,  WHETHER  IN  CONTRACT,  TORT,
NEGLIGENCE,  STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE,  AND REGARDLESS OF THE CAUSE OF SUCH
DAMAGES EVEN IF SUCH DAMAGES WERE FORESEEABLE.  8.2 Maximum Aggregate Liability.
Except for the  indemnification  obligations set forth in Section 7 above, in no
event will either party's total cumulative  liability to the other for breach of
contract and for all other claims  (including  without  limitation  tort claims)
arising out of or related to this Agreement exceed the total amounts paid by the
Prime under this Agreement for the relevant Proposal.

9.      SCOPE OF AGREEMENT

The parties  responsibilities  and obligations under this Agreement shall relate
only to the Customer Project description  specified in Exhibit A. This Agreement
is a non- exclusive arrangement, and nothing herein shall be deemed to:

        a. Confer any right or impose any  obligation or  restriction  on either
party with  respect  to such  party's  participation  in any  program  effort or
marketing  activity at any time  undertaken by either party  hereto,  jointly or
separately or in combination with any third party; or

         b. Preclude  either party hereto from soliciting or accepting any prime
contract or subcontract from any third party under any program; or

         c. Limit the rights of either party to promote,  market,  sell,  lease,
license, or otherwise dispose of its products or services.

10.     NOTICES

Each party  shall  designate  in  writing  one or more  individuals,  within its
organization, as its representative(s) responsible to direct performance of such
party's necessary functions.  Such representatives  shall be responsible for all
communication  between  the  parties  relating  to the  responsibilities  of the
parties under this Agreement. All notices,  certificates,  acknowledgments,  and
other  reports  required  hereunder  shall be in  writing  and  shall be  deemed
properly delivered when personally delivered or three (3) days after dispatch by
nationally recognized courier or mailed by certified or registered United States
mail, postage prepaid,  to the other party at its address as follows, or to such
other  address as either party may, by written  notice,  designate to the other.
Notices may also be delivered by telefax and will be validly  given upon written
confirmation of receipt.

       To PRIME:                              To  SUB:

       GRC International, an AT&T Company     ID Technologies
       1900 Gallows Road                      NCSU Centennial Campus
       Vienna, Virginia  22182                420 Main Campus Dr - Suite 400
       Attention: Benjamin Acre               Raleigh, NC 27606
       Facsimile: (703) 847-6569              Attention: J. Phillips L. Johnston
                                              Facsimile: (919) 424-3723

11.     RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARTIES

The parties are independent  contractors  under this  Agreement.  This Agreement
establishes  and shall only be  construed  as  establishing  a contract  between
unrelated  business entities and is not intended by the parties to constitute or
create a joint venture,  pooling  arrangement,  partnership,  or formal business
organization of any kind other than a contractor  team  arrangement as set forth
in FAR 9.6 and the rights and  obligations  of the  parties  shall be limited to
those expressly set forth herein. Neither party shall have the authority to bind
the other or make a  commitment  of any kind on behalf of the other  without the
prior written  consent of the other party.  Nothing herein shall be construed as
providing  for the  sharing of profits or losses  arising  out of the efforts of
either or both of the parties,  except as may be provided for in any subcontract
agreed to between the parties.  Unless  otherwise  agreed to the contrary by the
parties in writing, neither party is responsible to any end user for the quality
of the services or products  provided by the other  party.  Each party is solely
responsible for establishing the prices for its own products and services.

12.     INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

All right, title and interest in and to any trademarks,  copyrights, patents, or
other  intellectual  property,  including  without  limitation  any software and
documentation  (collectively,  the "IP") owned by a party shall remain with that
party,  and in no event will this Agreement be deemed to convey ownership of any
of one party's IP to the other party. Further, in no event will the Prime offer,
transfer  or  otherwise  provide  any  ownership  rights  in the Sub's IP to the
Customer or to any other third party.

13.     ASSIGNMENT

Neither  this  Agreement  nor any  interest  herein may be assigned or otherwise
transferred  by  either  party in whole or in part  without  the  express  prior
written consent of the other party, which shall not be unreasonably  withheld or
delayed. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing, either party
hereto shall have the right to assign this Agreement,  without the prior written
approval of the other party,  to any successor to such party by way of merger or
consolidation or the acquisition of substantially all of the business and assets
of such party  relating to the subject  matter of this Agreement or to any party
controlling,  controlled  by or under common  control with such party,  provided
that such assignee shall remain liable and responsible to the other party hereto
for the performance and observation of all such obligations herein.

14.     VALIDITY OF PROVISIONS

If any part,  term, or provision of this Agreement shall be held void,  illegal,
unenforceable,  or in  conflict  with  any law of a  Federal,  State,  or  local
Government  having  jurisdiction  over  this  Agreement,  the  validity  of  the
remaining portions of provisions shall not be affected thereby.

15.     SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

To the  extent  the  obligations  of the  parties  hereunder  involve  access to
security  information,  classified US Government  "Confidential" or higher,  the
provisions of applicable Government Regulations shall apply.

16.     NON-SOLICITATION OF EMPLOYEES

During  the  period  that  this  Agreement  is in  effect  and for one (1)  year
following the termination or expiration of this Agreement, each party agrees not
to solicit for  employment,  hire,  or otherwise  proselytize  any  technical or
professional employees of the other party assigned to work on the Proposal(s) or
resultant  Award  without the prior  written  approval of the other  party.  The
parties  further  agree to  include  a  provision  similar  to the  above in any
resultant contract.

17.     ENTIRETY OF AGREEMENT

This  Agreement   constitutes   the  entire   agreement,   representation,   and
understanding  of the  parties  hereto  and  supersedes  any  and  all  previous
understandings,  commitments,  or  agreements,  oral or written,  related to the
preparation of the Proposal(s) and subsequent Award.

This  Agreement  shall not be amended or  modified,  nor shall any waiver or any
right  hereunder be effective,  unless set forth in a document  executed by duly
authorized  representatives  of both the  Prime and the Sub.  The  waiver of any
breach of any term,  covenant or condition  herein contained shall not be deemed
to be a waiver of such term, covenant,  or condition or any subsequent breach of
the  same.  The  section  and  paragraph   headings  contained  herein  are  for
convenience  only,  and shall not limit in any way the scope of any provision of
this Agreement.

18.     INTERPRETATION

The validity,  construction,  scope and  performance of this Agreement  shall be
enforced and interpreted under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia,  except
its choice of law rules.

19.     FORCE MAJEURE.

        Neither party shall be liable to the other for any delay or failure,  in
whole or in part,  to  perform  due to causes  beyond  its  reasonable  control.
Performance  times shall be considered  extended for a period of time equivalent
to the time lost because of any such delay.

20.     BINDING EFFECT

This  agreement  shall  inure to the  benefit of and shall be  binding  upon the
parties hereto, their successors and permitted assigns.

21.     NO THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES

It is the intention of the parties that no person or entity other than the Prime
or the Sub is or will be entitled  to bring any action to enforce any  provision
of this Agreement  against either of the parties.  The rights and obligations in
this Agreement will be solely for the benefit of, and shall be enforceable  only
by, the parties and their permitted successors and assigns.

22.     SURVIVAL

The  provisions  of  Sections  3.1  (Term),  3.3  (Effect  of  Termination),   5
(Proprietary  Information),  7.2  (Indemnity),  8 (Limitation of Liability),  12
(Non-Solicitation  of Employees),  17 (Interpretation)  and 21(Survival) of this
Agreement shall survive the termination or expiration of this Agreement.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed
as of the date first indicated above.

for the PRIME:                                          for the SUB:

GRC INTERNATIONAL, an AT&T Company              ID TECHNOLOGIES, INCORPORATED

By:     /s/                                     By:     /s/

Name:   ______________________________          Name:   J. Phillips L. Johnston

Title:  ______________________________          Title:  Chief Executive Officer

Date:   _______________________________         Date:   August 6, 2001



                    GRCI and IDTEK Biometrics Team Exhibit A

This teaming  agreement  establishes the roles of GRC  International  (GRCI), an
AT&T Company and ID Technologies (IDTEK) for joint biometrics projects conducted
as the GRCI Team.  Under this  agreement,  GRCI and IDTEK will work  together to
provide leading-edge biometrics technologies  development,  systems integration,
and  fielding.  GRCI will serve as the lead company for  marketing and executing
the joint efforts undertaken under this agreement,  which are to be defined on a
continuing basis in the future.

GRCI will lead  white  paper,  briefing,  and  proposal  development.  Marketing
activities  will include  preparation and delivery of white papers and briefings
on  technology  and  operations,  and  support  for  technology  and  operations
demonstrations to potential  customers.  When an expression of customer interest
or an RFP is  received,  each team  member  will  review  and  comment on topics
related  to its areas of  responsibility  and  expertise;  provide  capabilities
briefing,  source-qualification  or  proposal  input  related  to  requirements,
technical areas, operations, personnel or skills; provide input on technical and
operational  aspects of the  Biometrics  solution;  and provide  cost  estimates
and/or pricing data for relevant work within its areas of  responsibility  to be
performed under a contract awarded to the team. GRCI will be responsible for the
final content of all marketing submissions or proposals prepared for the team.

GRCI will serve as the prime contractor on contracts awarded to the team.

All worked performed under this teaming agreement is expected to fall within one
or more of four phases of a Biometrics System project as depicted in the graphic
below.   The  four  phases  are   described  in  detail   below.   The  teammate
responsibilities during the phases are as follows:

         1. Phase I -  Biometrics  Requirements  Definition &  Validation.  GRCI
         leads concept and requirements  definition;  IDTEK provides  supporting
         technical expertise.

         2. Phase II - Biometrics  System  Development.  IDTEK leads  software /
         middle-ware  development and  engineering;  GRCI provides  requirements
         oversight; and leads coordination with the customer.

         3. Phase III -  Biometrics  System  Integration.  GRCI  leads  fielding
         planning and execution, IDTEK leads deployable-system testing.

         4. Phase IV - Biometrics  Pre-Planned  Product  Improvement (P3I). GRCI
         leads system  augmentation  planning  with  customers;  IDTEK  provides
         supporting technical expertise.

A given project could involve any number of the four phases.

[Graphical representation of phases]

Phase I - Biometrics Requirements  Definition & Validation.  During Phase I, the
team will work  with a  customer  to define  and  validate  Biometrics  system's
capability  requirements and needs.  GRCI will lead overall  biometrics  program
definition.  IDTEK will have primary responsibility for all requirements-related
activities  pertinent  to  middle-ware  requirements.  GRCI  will  have  primary
responsibility  for  solution  conceptualization  and  all  requirements-related
activities pertinent to system deployment and maintenance.

Phase II -  Biometrics  System  Development.  The key  result of Phase II is the
achievement of a successful Biometrics solution.  During Phase II, the team will
work with the customer to determine the Biometrics system  capability  baseline,
and to design  and  engineer  a  workable  solution  that  will meet all  stated
requirements  either as  defined in Phase I or  through  an  equivalent  process
conducted independently by the customer. The team will provide  proof-of-concept
demonstrations  of Biometrics  subsystems or a complete,  prototype  solution as
necessary. A Biometrics System Operational Verification Test (SOVT) successfully
executed jointly by the teammates,  which will be based on criteria  established
by the  customer  and the team,  will serve as proof that the  solution has been
achieved  per  specification.  IDTEK's  primary  responsibilities  will  involve
software and  middle-ware  development,  including  the adding of new  biometric
device   drivers.   GRCI's   primary   responsibilities   will  involve   system
specification;  technical and operational requirement oversight; end-to-end test
management; and overall coordination with the customer.

Phase III - Biometrics System Integration.  In Phase III, GRCI will lead systems
integration  efforts.  The team will work with appropriate  biometric sources to
build  production-quality  subsystems and will integrate a producible Biometrics
system. GRCI will manage system configuration;  and develop fielding. IDTEK will
conduct  testing  of  production  quality  subsystems  and the fully  integrated
Biometrics solution. GRCI will perform Biometrics system deployment.

Phase IV - Biometrics  Pre-Planned  Product Improvement (P3I). In Phase IV, GRCI
and IDTEK will develop plans for  Biometrics  system or subsystem  augmentation.
Plans  will  include  Biometrics-solution  improvement  ideas  from  either  the
teammates or the customer.  The team will jointly prepare proposed solutions for
pre-planned product improvement, and present the plans to the customer to obtain
other  contracts.  GRCI will lead the overall P3I  process.  IDTEK will focus on
technical and technology topics.