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EXHIBIT 10.9

                        INDEPENDENT CONSULTING AGREEMENT

         This Independent  Consulting Agreement  ("Agreement"),  effective as of
April 21, 2005 ("Effective Date") is entered into by and between CATCHER,  INC.,
a Delaware  corporation (herein referred to as the "Company") and KAI A. HANSEN,
an individual (herein referred to as the "Consultant").

                                    RECITALS

         WHEREAS, the Company is a privately-held corporation; and

         WHEREAS, Company desires to engage the services of Consultant;

         NOW  THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of  the  promises  and  the  mutual
covenants and agreements  hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto covenant and
agree as follows:

1.       TERM OF CONSULTANCY.  Company hereby agrees to retain the Consultant to
act in a consulting capacity to the Company, and the Consultant hereby agrees to
provide  services to the Company  commencing  on the  Effective  Date and ending
twelve months  thereafter on April 21, 2006 unless otherwise  mutually agreed to
by the parties. At the six-month anniversary,  either party will have the option
to terminate the Agreement immediately upon notice with or without cause. In the
event that Consultant commits any material breach or violation of the provisions
of this  Agreement,  then, the Company has the right to terminate this Agreement
any time during the  Agreement's  term and/or any  extension  periods  after the
initial  contractual  period upon notice. It is also understood that the Company
is  entering  into  this  Agreement  with  Consultant   based  on  its  personal
relationship  and  confidence  in the skills of Kai  Hansen.  Therefore,  if Mr.
Hansen leaves the Consultant or dies or becomes physically unable to perform any
meaningful  activities  during the term of the Agreement,  the Company will have
the right to terminate this Agreement upon notice to the Consultant.

2.       DUTIES OF  CONSULTANT.  The  Consultant  agrees that it will  generally
provide the following  specified  consulting  services  through its officers and
employees during the term specified in Section 1, above:

Agency Facilitation

The Consultant,  will act on behalf of the Company to facilitate the creation of
a marketing  and public  relations  strategy  specific to the first  twelve (12)
months of the  Company's  operation.  During  said time  Consultant  will act as
intermediary between Company and agency or agencies responsible for facilitation
of services necessary for the Company's marketing and public relations efforts.

         (a) Define a marketing & public relations strategy;

         (b.)  Identify the  resources  necessary to  facilitate  the  Company's
ongoing  needs and  requirements  specific  to  marketing  and public  relations
strategies including but not limited to:

         o        Formulate and submit for your approval strategic marketing and
                  public relations campaigns and recommendations.

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         o        After  approval  by  the  Company,  create  and  prepare  said
                  campaigns  for  consumer,  trade  print,  broadcast  and other
                  media.

         o        Develop  a  marketing   strategy  and  public  relations  plan
                  specific to the Company's  needs and support the proposed plan
                  through the  creation of content and  delivery of said content
                  to the marketplace.

         o        Purchase  all  materials   and  services   necessary  for  the
                  production  of  finished   marketing   and  public   relations
                  materials,  media and content,  including  but not limited to:
                  typography,   engraving,  printing,  packaging,   photographs,
                  artwork,   comprehensive  layouts,   paste-ups,   mechanicals,
                  research, film, video tapes, editing, musical compositions and
                  arrangements,  radio and television  programs and  facilities,
                  talent, props, scenery, sound and lighting effects, paste-ups,
                  mechanicals,    comprehensive   production   storyboards   and
                  photo-boards,   3D,  typography,   retouching,   illustration,
                  graphics,   animation,   designs  (including   computer  aided
                  design),digital  image  research,  portable  media,  and color
                  output and prints prepared or produced by our personnel.

         o        Execute all of the above in finished form.

         o        Forward  produced  marketing and public  relations  materials,
                  media and content to media,  strategic  partner and clients in
                  accordance with written instructions from the Company;

         o        Endeavor  to do all  of the  above  on the  most  advantageous
                  rates, terms and conditions available.

         o        Develop  and  provide  the  Company  with rough  concepts  for
                  certain  significant   collateral  materials  (such  as  sales
                  promotion materials, brochures and public forum information).

         (c.)  maintain an  awareness  during the term of the  Agreement  of the
Company's plans, strategy and personnel,  as they may evolve during such period,
and  consult  and  assist  the  Company  in  ways  to  communicate   appropriate
information regarding such plans, strategy and personnel to the media;

         (d.) provide  analysis to test whether  marketing and public  relations
strategies  have a sound  foundation  with  assumptions  that are  realistic and
achievable;

         (e.) work closely with  management  helping them to define  current and
future marketing and public  relations  strategies for all markets Company seeks
to pursue; and

         (f.) present various strategic  marketing and public relations options,
and make introductions to potential business alliances and merger & acquisitions
candidates;

3.       ALLOCATION  OF TIME AND ENERGIES.  The  Consultant  hereby  promises to
perform  and  discharge   faithfully  the  foregoing   services  and  any  other
responsibilities  which may be assigned to the  Consultant  from time to time by
the officers and duly  authorized  representatives  of the Company in connection
with  its  activities,  so  long  as  such  activities  are in  compliance  with
applicable  laws and

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regulations.  Consultant and staff shall  diligently and thoroughly  provide the
consulting  services  required  hereunder.  Although no  specific  hours-per-day
requirement  will be required,  Consultant and the Company agree that Consultant
will perform the duties set forth  herein  above in a diligent and  professional
manner.

4.       REMUNERATION.  For performance under this Agreement on a month-to-month
basis, Company will pay Consultant a cash fee in the amount of $5,000 per month.
This  Consultancy Fee shall be issued to the Consultant on a monthly basis,  the
first monthly payment due and payable on May 1, 2005 and each following  monthly
payment payable in full on the first day of each respective  month.  The monthly
Consultancy  Fee shall  continue  to be paid  monthly  for the  duration of this
Consulting  Agreement.  The Company shall not be obligated to Consultant for any
monthly  cash fee for any month or part thereof  remaining  from the date of any
valid cancellation to April 15, 2006.

5.       EXPENSES.  Consultant  agrees to pay for it's expenses relating to this
Agreement,  including without limitation,  acting as facilitator between Company
and agency or agencies  responsible  for any marketing,  advertising  and public
relations content (phone,  mailing, labor, etc.), other than extraordinary items
(travel  required  by/or  specifically  requested by the  Company,  luncheons or
dinners with large groups of investment professionals,  mass faxing to a sizable
percentage of the  Company's  constituents,  investor  conference  calls,  print
advertisements  in  publications,  etc.)  and  items/expenses  resulting  in the
creation of any and all content be it marketing,  advertising,  public relations
which will be under  separate  agreement(s)  with an agency or agencies,  all of
which must be approved by the Company in writing prior to the Company  incurring
an obligation for reimbursement.

6.       INDEMNIFICATION.  The Company  warrants  and  represents  that all oral
communications,  written  documents or  materials  furnished  to  Consultant  in
connection  with its duties  under this  Agreement  are accurate in all material
respects and Consultant may rely upon the accuracy  thereof without  independent
investigation.  The Company will protect, indemnify and hold harmless Consultant
against any claims or  litigation  including  any damages,  liability,  cost and
reasonable  attorney's  fees as incurred  with respect  thereto  resulting  from
Consultant's  communication or dissemination of any said information,  documents
or materials excluding any such claims or litigation resulting from Consultant's
communication  or dissemination of information not provided or authorized by the
Company.  Consultant will indemnify and hold Company harmless against any claims
or litigation,  including any damages, liability, cost and reasonable attorney's
fees as incurred with respect thereto resulting from consultant's  communication
or  dissemination  of  any  false  or  inaccurate  information,   provided  said
information  was not given to the  Consultant by the Company.  The  indemnifying
party will have the right to control the defense of such matter  indemnified and
no matter  will be settled,  except  solely for money,  without the  indemnified
party's  prior  written  approval  and  only  if  the  settlement   provides  an
unconditional release of the indemnified party.

7.       REPRESENTATIONS.  The following  representations  shall continue during
the term of this  Agreement:  Consultant  represents  that it is not required to
maintain any licenses and  registrations  under federal or any state regulations
necessary  to perform the  services set forth  herein.  Consultant  acknowledges
that, to the best of its  knowledge,  the  performance of the services set forth
under this  Agreement  will not violate any rule or provision of any  regulatory
agency having  jurisdiction  over Consultant and that the relationship  with the
Company does not conflict with any other business relationship of the Consultant
or any of Consultant's affiliates. Company acknowledges that, to the

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best of its  knowledge,  that it has not  violated  any rule or provision of any
regulatory agency having jurisdiction over the Company.  The Company agrees that
no  reference  to  the  Consultant   will  be  made  in  any  press  release  or
advertisement without the express written approval of Consultant. The provisions
of  this  paragraph  7 will  survive  the  termination  or  expiration  of  this
Agreement.

8.       Confidentiality.  The Consultant  acknowledges  that during the term of
this  Agreement  "Confidential  Information"  of the Company will be  disclosed,
orally and in  writing,  or  revealed to it,  which  information  is not readily
available  to the general  pubic.  Confidential  Information  includes,  without
limitation,  business plans, financial  information,  strategic plans, personnel
information,   ideas  and  concepts.   The  Consultant   acknowledges  that  the
Confidential Information contains unique, valuable, and confidential proprietary
information  which is not  available  to the  general  public,  as well as trade
secrets,  concepts,  and  ideas.  The  Consultant  will  hold  the  Confidential
Information in the strictest  confidence and will not disclose such Confidential
Information   to  any  other   persons  or  entities,   other  than   authorized
representatives  of the Company,  either  orally or in writing,  unless it shall
have obtained the prior written consent of the Company. The Consultant also will
make  use of  Confidential  Information  only for  purposes  of  performing  its
obligations pursuant to this Agreement and will not make use of the Confidential
Information for its own benefit at any time. In the event that the Consultant is
requested  in any  proceeding  to disclose  any  Confidential  Information,  the
Consultant  will give the  Company  prompt  notice of such  request  so that the
Company  may seek an  appropriate  protective  order.  If, in the  absence  of a
protective   order,   the  Consultant  is  nonetheless   compelled  to  disclose
Confidential  Information,  the Consultant may disclose such information without
liability hereunder;  provided,  however,  that the Consultant gives the Company
notice of the Confidential  Information to be disclosed as far in advance of its
disclosure as is practicable  and uses all  commercially  reasonable  efforts to
obtain  assurances  that  confidential   treatment  will  be  accorded  to  such
Confidential  Information.  Upon request of the Company,  the Consultant  agrees
that it will  promptly  return  to the  Company  all  tangible  evidence  of any
Confidential  Information  and all copies  thereof and  memoranda  with  respect
thereto  which are in its  possession,  and to delete any computer  reproducible
form of the  Confidential  Information.  The Company may request  return of such
Confidential  Information  at any time at its sole  discretion.  The  Consultant
acknowledges  that  violation of any of the  provisions of this  paragraph  will
result  in  irreparable  harm  to the  Company  and  that  damages  would  be an
inadequate remedy.  Accordingly,  the Consultant agrees that, in addition to all
remedies at law, the Company is entitled to equitable relief,  including without
limitation injunctive relief (temporary, preliminary or permanent), in any court
of competent  jurisdiction  to restrain any violation of this paragraph  without
any requirement to post bond as a condition of such relief and to such other and
further  relief as a court of competent  jurisdiction  may deem proper under the
circumstances.

9.       LEGAL  REPRESENTATION.  Each of Company and Consultant  represents that
they have consulted  with  independent  legal counsel and/or tax,  financial and
business advisors, to the extent that they deemed necessary.

10.      STATUS AS INDEPENDENT  CONTRACTOR.  Consultant's engagement pursuant to
this  Agreement  shall be as  independent  contractor,  and not as an  employee,
officer or other agent of the Company.  Neither  party to this  Agreement  shall
represent  or hold  itself  out to be the  employer  or  employee  of the other.
Consultant  further  acknowledges the  consideration  provided  hereinabove is a
gross amount of  consideration  and that the Company will not withhold from such
consideration  any

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amounts as to income taxes, social security payments or any other payroll taxes.
All such income  taxes and other such  payment  shall be made or provided for by
Consultant and the Company shall have no responsibility or duties regarding such
matters.  Neither the Company nor the Consultant possesses the authority to bind
each other in any agreements  without the express  written consent of the entity
to be bound.

11.      ATTORNEY'S  FEE.  If any  legal  action  or any  arbitration  or  other
proceeding is brought for the enforcement or  interpretation  of this Agreement,
or because of an  alleged  dispute,  breach,  default  or  misrepresentation  in
connection with or related to this Agreement, the successful or prevailing party
shall be  entitled  to recover  reasonable  attorneys'  fees and other  costs in
connection  with that action or  proceeding,  in addition to any other relief to
which it or they may be entitled.

12.      WAIVER. The waiver by either party of a breach of any provision of this
Agreement  by the other party shall not operate or be  construed  as a waiver of
any subsequent breach by such other party.

13.      NOTICES.  All notices,  requests,  and other  communications  hereunder
shall  be  deemed  to be duly  given  if sent by  U.S.  mail,  postage  prepaid,
addressed to the other party at the address as set forth herein below:

                           TO THE COMPANY:

                           Catcher, Inc.
                           Ira Tabankin, Chairman
                           1165 Via Vera Cruz
                           San Marcos, CA 92069
                           Phone: (805) 443-9431
                           Fax: (760) 736-4476
                           itabankin@aol.com

                           TO THE CONSULTANT:

                           Kai A. Hansen
                           PO Box 12610
                           San Diego, CA 92112
                           Phone:  (619) 421-7407
                           Fax - (619) 839-3815
                           khansen@stellarum.com

It is  understood  that either party may change the address to which notices for
it shall be addressed  by providing  notice of such change to the other party in
the manner set forth in this paragraph.

14.      CHOICE OF LAW.  This  Agreement  shall be governed  by,  construed  and
enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of California.

15.      COMPLETE AGREEMENT. This Agreement contains the entire agreement of the
parties  relating to the subject  matter hereof and supersedes all prior written
and oral agreements, representations,  warranties and understandings between the
parties  with  respect  to the  subject  matter  hereof.  No

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provision of this  Agreement  and its terms may not be changed or waived  orally
but only by an agreement in writing signed by the party against whom enforcement
of any waiver, change, modification, extension or discharge is sought.

IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the parties have executed this Agreement as of the day and
year first above written.

AGREED TO:

COMPANY:

CATCHER, INC.

By: /s/ Ira Tabankin
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Name: Ira Tabankin
Title:  Chairman

CONSULTANT:

KAI A. HANSEN, INC.

By: /s/ Kai A. Hansen
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Name:  Kai A. Hansen, IndividuallyEXHIBIT 10.10

                                TEAMING AGREEMENT

                 THIS TEAMING  AGREEMENT  ("Agreement") is made and entered into
this  29th  day of  March,  2005  ("Effective  Date"),  by and  between  PROJECT
PERFORMANCE  CORPORATION ("PPC"), a Commonwealth of Virginia  Corporation,  with
offices  located  at 1760 Old Meadow  Road,  4TH Floor,  McLean,  VA,  22102 and
CATCHER,  INC.  (FORMERLY LCM  TECHNOLOGIES,  INC.) with its principal  place of
business at 1165 Via Vera Cruz, San Marcos, CA 92078 ("Company").

         WHEREAS,  The Technical  Support Working Group (TSWG) ("the  Customer")
has a  requirement  for  Communications  And  Telemetry  Computing  Handheld for
Emergency  Response  ("CATCHER") and will be issuing a Request for Proposal (the
"TSWG Solicitation") with the intent to award a contract  (hereinafter  referred
to as the "Program") for CATCHER; and

         WHEREAS,  the  above  identified  parties,  because  of  their  diverse
capabilities, have determined that they would benefit from a teaming arrangement
between  their  respective  organizations  in order to  develop  the best  cost,
management and technical approach to the Solicitation; and

         WHEREAS, both parties agree that Project Performance  Corporation shall
be the prime contractor,  hereinafter  referred to as "PPC" or "the prime",  and
Company shall be the subcontractor, hereinafter referred to as "Company" or "the
sub"; and

         WHEREAS, the prime and the sub have agreed as set forth in the attached
Exhibit A to a division of responsibilities on the part of the prime and the sub
in support of the proposal effort or work to be performed under the Program; and

         WHEREAS,  PPC and the Company  further  desire to jointly  pursue other
opportunities  relating to the CATCHER  product,  on an exclusive  basis, on the
terms and subject to the conditions contained herein.

         NOW,  THEREFORE,  the  parties  hereto in  consideration  of the mutual
promises hereinafter contained, agree as follows:

         1. During the term of this Agreement  (the "Term"),  PPC shall serve as
the exclusive  reseller,  systems  integrator and program  manager in connection
with all  sales of the  CATCHER  product  (including  any  modifications  and/or
improvements thereto and any derivations thereof) (collectively,  the "Product")
to any  governmental  agency  or  entity  (including,  without  limitation,  any
federal, state, local and quasi-governmental  agency) or to any other company or
entity that provides transportation,  telecommunications and/or security-related
services (collectively, the "Target Clients").  Accordingly, during the Term the
Company shall not, directly or indirectly, other than through PPC, market, sell,
offer to sell or otherwise  provide the Product to any Target Client.  Likewise,
during the Term PPC shall not market,  sell, offer to sell or otherwise  provide
any product that is  substantially  similar to the Product to any Target Client.
Each party  hereto  shall bring to the other  party's  attention  any  potential
opportunity  (each,  an  "Opportunity")  developed or  discovered  by such party
during the Term to provide  the  Product to any Target  Client,  and the parties
shall use good faith efforts to agree

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upon an  appropriate  proposal for such Target  Client,  in accordance  with the
general parameters set forth in Section 2 below.

         2. The parties anticipate that, in connection with the Program and each
other Opportunity,  the parties' respective general responsibilities shall be as
follows: (a) PPC's primary responsibilities shall be overall project management,
system  architecture,  software development plus design, and service support and
maintenance; while (b) the Company's primary area of responsibility shall be the
delivery of a fully-furnished and designed hardware unit,  including any related
software  and other  applications  as may be  necessary  or  appropriate  in any
particular instance.

         3. The prime as a prime  contractor  intends  to submit a  proposal  in
response  to  the  Solicitation,   and  will  include  the  sub  as  a  proposed
subcontractor  for that  portion of the work as may  hereafter be agreed upon by
the  parties  and  described  in Exhibit A hereto,  consistent  with the general
parameters set forth in Section 2 above.

         4. The parties agree that they will not actively  participate  in other
team efforts that are  competitive  to the  Solicitation  effort,  nor will they
compete  independently for work covered by the Solicitation during the Term. The
term  "active  participation",  as used  herein,  includes  the  interchange  of
technical data with the competitors.

         5. Each party will exert its reasonable  efforts to cause the selection
of the prime as a prime contractor for the Program and the acceptance of the sub
as the subcontractor for the work identified for the sub herein. Each party will
continue to exert its reasonable  efforts  toward this objective  throughout any
and all  negotiations  concerning a proposed  contract or subcontract  which may
follow  the  submission  of  such  proposal  or  proposals  in  response  to the
Solicitation.

         6. It is understood  that in any proposal  submitted in response to the
Solicitation and in all discussions with respect to such Solicitation, the prime
will  identify  the sub as its team member,  and will state in such  proposal or
discussions the relationship of the parties,  and the scope of  responsibilities
of each party, as set forth under this Agreement.

         7. The sub will  furnish,  for  incorporation  into any  proposal,  all
proposal  material  pertinent to the work  assigned to the sub as defined (or as
may hereafter be defined) in the attached  Exhibit A,  including but not limited
to  manuscripts,  art work,  and cost and/or pricing data, as  appropriate.  The
prime  agrees  that the sub may submit  proprietary  or  confidential  corporate
financial data directly to the  government.  The parties will furnish  qualified
personnel  who will  cooperate  together in  drafting a proposal.  The sub shall
provide  proposal  inputs to the prime within the  schedule  agreed upon by both
parties.  The parties  shall  perform such  additional  tasks as  necessary  and
reasonable,  subsequent to the  submission  of the proposal to the Customer,  in
order to remain in a competitive  position.  The parties shall also negotiate in
good faith,  any further change or  modification to Exhibit A as may be required
during the term of this Agreement.

         8. Each party will furnish to the other such cooperation and assistance
as may be reasonably  required  hereunder,  both with respect to the Program and
any other Opportunity; provided, however, that the parties shall be deemed to be
independent contractors,  and the employees of one shall not be deemed to be the
employees of the other. Furthermore, this Agreement is not intended by the

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parties to constitute or create a joint venture, partnership, or formal business
organization of any kind,  other than a contractor team arrangement as set forth
in the Federal  Acquisition  Regulations,  and the rights and obligations of the
parties shall be only those expressly set forth herein. Neither party shall have
authority to bind the other except to the extent authorized herein.

         9. In connection with the Program and any other Opportunity, each party
will bear all cost,  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 of a prime
contract. However, the prime will be responsible for the graphic arts, printing,
bindings, and delivery cost of any proposal.  Neither party shall have any right
to any reimbursement,  payment or compensation of any kind from the other during
the period up to an award of a prime contract with respect to the Program or any
other Opportunity.

         10. The prime  will have the sole right to decide the form and  content
of all documents  submitted to the  Customer.  The sub shall offer the prime its
advice and aid, and will prepare the  substantive  content of its portion of the
proposal, in the timeframes requested by the prime.

         11.  Pricing may be an  important or  significant  part of the proposal
preparation process.  The prime and the sub may, therefore,  jointly discuss and
work  together to develop  price  modeling for those  portions of the work to be
performed by the sub, so as to maximize the ability of the team to  successfully
compete.  The sub agrees to take all reasonable steps to meet competitive prices
or rates derived from these models and discussions.

         12.  If a prime  contract  is  awarded  to the prime as a result of the
Solicitation (or in connection with any other  Opportunity),  the prime will, to
the extent  permitted by Customer  rules,  regulations and applicable law, enter
into good faith  negotiations with the sub for a subcontract,  wherein the prime
will make every reasonable  effort to subcontract to the sub for that portion of
the work set forth in the  attached  Exhibit A. The work to be  performed by the
sub will be in accordance  with the  Solicitation,  or resultant prime contract,
schedule  and  technical  specifications,  if any, and at a price to be mutually
agreed  upon  between the  parties.  Subcontractor  agrees to accept  applicable
subcontract  terms and conditions  flowed down from or similar to those included
in the prime contract  which are required to be included by law or  regulations,
or such provisions as may be reasonably required in order to enable the prime to
perform its obligations as a prime  contractor,  and such other  provisions upon
which mutual  agreement is reached.  The parties  agree to enter into good faith
negotiations relating to such a subcontract as soon as practicable.

         13. It is  agreed  between  the  parties  that the  prime  shall be the
primary  contact with the government  concerning  any proposal.  In the event it
becomes desirable for the sub to contact the government  concerning the program,
such contact  shall be approved by the prime to ensure  coordination  of efforts
and understanding of commitments prior to such contact.  Although the prime will
be the prime contact with the  government,  it is  recognized  that the sub will
have a continuing  relationship  with the government and may be the recipient of
inquiries  concerning  the  subject  matter of this  Agreement.  Therefore,  any
substantive   communications   directly  between  the  sub  and  the  Government
concerning  any  matter  involving  this  Agreement  shall not be deemed to be a
breach of this  Agreement,  provided  the prime is notified  in a timely  manner
thereof by the sub.

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         14. In the event the prime  should be  requested  or is  presented  the
opportunity to make presentations,  whether orally or by written communications,
to  interested   government   agencies  concerning  the  Program  or  any  other
Opportunity, the content of the presentations shall be made immediately known to
the sub, subject to any prohibitions or restrictions  imposed by the Government.
The sub will support such  presentations  as directed by the prime if it relates
to the sub's area of work as defined in Section 2 hereof or Exhibit A hereto.

         15.  Any  news  releases,   public  announcements,   advertisements  or
publicity  released by either party concerning this Agreement,  shall be subject
to the prior written  approval of the other party. Any such publicity shall give
due credit to the contribution of each party.

         16.  During  the  term of this  Agreement,  the  prime  and the sub may
exchange  proprietary  and  confidential  information as is required for each to
perform its obligations hereunder.

              a.   Proprietary and  confidential  information is defined as, but
                   not limited to, performance,  sales, financial,  contractual,
                   and special marketing information,  ideas, technical data and
                   concepts   originated  by  the  disclosing   party,  (i)  not
                   previously  published or  otherwise  disclosed to the general
                   public, (ii) not previously  available to the receiving party
                   or others without  restriction,  (iii) not normally furnished
                   to others without compensation,  or (iv) which the disclosing
                   party desires to protect against  unrestricted  disclosure or
                   competitive  use;  and which is  furnished  pursuant  to this
                   Agreement and  appropriately  identified as being proprietary
                   or confidential when furnished.

              b.   The parties  shall  designate  below the  individuals  within
                   their   organizations   as  the  only  person(s)  to  receive
                   proprietary or confidential information exchanged between the
                   parties pursuant to this Agreement.

                   For the Prime (PPC):       Steven Maxwell (Project Manager)
                                              Director (Title)

                   For the Sub (Company):     Ira Tabankin (Project Manager)
                                              President (Title)

              c.   Neither  party  shall  divulge  or use  for any  purpose  not
                   connected   with  the   Program  or  any  other   Opportunity
                   contemplated   in  this   Agreement,   any   proprietary   or
                   confidential  information  in any  manner  other  than to the
                   appropriate  Customer  agencies  or  organizations  to  which
                   proposals or reports are to be  submitted.  Each party agrees
                   to keep any Proprietary Information in strict confidence, and
                   to  use  the  same   reasonable   efforts  to  protect   such
                   information  as are used to protect  its own  proprietary  or
                   confidential   information,   and  to   prevent   disclosure,
                   publication or dissemination of such.

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              d.   Disclosure of proprietary or confidential  information  shall
                   be restricted to those persons who are directly participating
                   in the  proposal  and  contract  efforts  identified  in this
                   Agreement.  The parties each will  designate in writing those
                   representatives   responsible  for  initially  receiving  any
                   proprietary or confidential information.

              e.   All proprietary or confidential information exchanged will be
                   in writing, clearly identified as proprietary or confidential
                   and marked in  accordance  with FAR  52.215-1  (e) or similar
                   marking.  Proprietary or  confidential  information  provided
                   either  orally or  visually  shall be promptly  confirmed  in
                   writing as proprietary or confidential information.

              f.   Each party is authorized to incorporate  such  proprietary or
                   confidential information in the proposal contemplated by this
                   Agreement  for  submission to the  government,  provided such
                   proposal bears a restrictive  legend similar to that provided
                   for in  FAR  52.215-1(e)  or  other  appropriate  procurement
                   regulations.

              g.   Proprietary or confidential  information  disclosed hereunder
                   may be used only by the receiving  party in  connection  with
                   the Solicitation, any other Opportunity or the performance of
                   any contract or subcontract awarded pursuant to Agreement.

              h.   It is further  agreed that each party will  require  that all
                   third   parties  to  this   Agreement,   if  any,   receiving
                   proprietary or confidential  information  protect the same in
                   accordance with the provisions contained herein.

              i.   Neither  party  shall  be  liable  for  the   inadvertent  or
                   accidental  disclosure  of  proprietary  or the  confidential
                   information if such disclosure occurs despite exercise of the
                   same degree of care as such party  normally takes to preserve
                   its own such data or information.

              j.   The obligations of nondisclosure and nonuse of proprietary or
                   confidential  information imposed in the preceding paragraphs
                   shall   terminate  two  years  after   termination   of  this
                   Agreement,   unless  the  parties  enter  into  a  definitive
                   subcontract,  in which case the rights and obligations of the
                   parties shall be governed by the subcontract.

              k.   The  work  contemplated  by  this  Agreement   including  the
                   proposal review and preparation activity could likely involve
                   access  to  and   disclosure  of  technical  data  as  it  is
                   identified in the FAR and other U.S.  Government statutes and
                   regulations.   The  parties   shall   conduct  all  of  their
                   activities  associated  with this Agreement  consistent  with
                   these applicable regulations which in part limit, restrict or
                   prohibit  disclosure of technical  data to non-US  persons as
                   defined by such regulations.

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         17. The  obligation  with  respect to the  protection  and  handling of
proprietary or confidential information,  as set forth in this Agreement, is not
applicable to the following:

              a.   Information  which becomes lawfully known or available to the
                   receiving  party  from a source  other  than  the  disclosing
                   party,  including the government,  and without breach of this
                   Agreement by the recipient.

              b.   Information developed independently by the receiving party.

              c.   Information which becomes available to the receiving party by
                   inspection or analysis of products available in the market.

              d.   Information  which is  within,  or later  falls  within,  the
                   public  domain  without  breach  of  this  Agreement  by  the
                   recipient.

              e.   Information  furnished  to  the  government  with  "unlimited
                   rights".

              f.   Information  publicly  disclosed with the written approval of
                   the other party.

              g.   Information  disclosed  by the  party  providing  the same to
                   others on a nonrestricted basis.

              h.   Nothing  herein shall restrict  either party from  disclosing
                   any  portion  of  such  information  on  a  restricted  basis
                   pursuant to a judicial or other lawful  government order, but
                   only to the extent of such order.

         18.  Neither  party  shall  restrict  the  other  party's  use  of  any
information not considered proprietary or confidential hereunder.

         19. No  license  to the other  party,  under any  trademark,  patent or
copyright,  or  applications  which are now or may  thereafter  be owned by such
party,  is either  granted or implied by the  conveying of  information  to that
party.  The submission or exchange of information by the parties shall in no way
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.

         20. Access to classified information may be required in the performance
of the services  hereunder,  and the sub shall, if required by the  Solicitation
and any resultant contract or subcontract awarded thereunder,  meet the security
clearance  requirements  of the U.S.  Government  as set  forth  in the  current
edition of the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) or
other pertinent government regulations. The sub agrees that all of its personnel
who,  pursuant to this  Agreement,  will have access to classified  information,
shall have an appropriate  personal security clearance then in effect,  prior to
being accorded access to such information.

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         21. The Company  represents and warrants to PPC that the Product is and
will be  original  and does not and shall not  infringe  or violate  any patent,
copyright,  trademark or other  intellectual  property right of any third party.
The Company  shall  indemnify,  defend and hold harmless PPC against any losses,
liabilities,  damages, fees, costs and expenses (including,  without limitation,
reasonable  attorneys'  fees and costs)  arising  out of or based upon any claim
that the  Product or any other  intellectual  property  provided  by the Company
pursuant to this  Agreement  (i)  infringes or violates  any patent,  copyright,
trademark  or  other  intellectual  property  right of any  third  party or (ii)
constitutes an unlawful  disclosure,  use or misappropriation of another party's
trade secret.

         22. This Agreement shall remain in force for a period of two years from
the  effective  date  hereof,  and  may be  thereafter  extended  for up to five
successive  periods of one year each upon the mutual  written  agreement  of the
parties, unless sooner terminated in accordance with the remaining provisions of
this  Section 22.  Notwithstanding  the  foregoing,  with respect to the Program
only, this Agreement shall be superseded by any subcontract entered into between
the parties, and the parties' respective  obligations  hereunder with respect to
the Program shall terminate upon the earliest to occur of the following:

              a.   The  execution of a  subcontract  between the parties for the
                   Program;

              b.   An official  Customer  announcement that an award will not be
                   made based on the TSWG Solicitation;

              c.   An official Customer  announcement that the TSWG Solicitation
                   has been canceled;

              d.   An official  Customer  announcement that the Program has been
                   canceled;

              e.   The award of a prime contract for the TSWG  Solicitation to a
                   contractor(s) other than the prime;

              f.   The Customer directs the prime or the sub to participate with
                   one or more other contractors on this procurement;

              g.   The prime is unable to obtain Customer approval of the sub as
                   a subcontractor to the prime;

              h.   Mutual written consent of both parties; or

              i.   Inability  of the  prime  and the  sub,  negotiating  in good
                   faith,  to reach  agreement  on the  terms  of a  subcontract
                   offered by the prime, in accordance with this Agreement.

In addition,  either party shall have the right to terminate this Agreement upon
written  notice to the other party (i) in the event of a material  breach by the
other party of its  obligations  under this  Agreement,  which breach shall have
continued uncured for thirty (30) or more days after receipt of

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written  notice  of such  breach,  (ii)  if such  other  party  makes a  general
assignment for the benefit of creditors,  or any proceeding  shall be instituted
by or against such other party seeking to adjudicate it a bankrupt or insolvent,
or seeking liquidation,  winding up or comparable  disposition,  or (iii) if the
terminating party determines in good faith that it is not receiving the benefits
it expected to receive in connection with this Agreement,  PROVIDED that neither
party may terminate this Agreement pursuant to this clause (iii) unless it shall
have first notified the other party in writing of its intent to so terminate and
the  parties  shall have been  unable to reach a mutually  agreeable  resolution
within sixty (60) days after the delivery of such notice.

         23.  The   termination  of  this  Agreement  shall  not  supersede  the
obligation  of the parties  with respect to the  protection  of  proprietary  or
confidential information, as set forth in paragraph 16.

         24. In the event this  Agreement is  terminated,  either party shall be
free to pursue its  individual  approaches in  association  with the  successful
contractor  or a third party for work,  which is the subject of this  Agreement,
subject to the provisions of paragraph 16j.

         25. The parties each shall designate in writing one or more individuals
within their own organization as their representative(s)  responsible for direct
performance of the parties' necessary functions.  Such  representative(s)  shall
have the responsibility to effectuate the requirements and  responsibilities  of
the parties under this Agreement.

             IF TO PPC:                            IF TO CATCHER, INC.:

             Project Performance Corporation       CATCHER, Inc.
             1760 Old Meadow Road, 4th Floor       1165 Via Vera Cruz
             McLean, VA 22102                      San Marcos, CA 92078
             Attention:                            Attention:

             TECHNICAL:                            TECHNICAL:

             Name: Steven Maxwell                  Name: Ira Tabankin
             Phone: 972-740-8146                   Phone: 805-443-9431
             Fax: 972-516-3745                     Fax: 760-736-4476
             Email: smaxwell@ppc.com               Email: ITabankin@aol.com

             CONTRACTUAL:                          CONTRACTUAL:

             Name: Peter Dierbeck                  Name: Ira Tabankin
             Phone: 703-748-7026                   Phone: 805-443-9431
             Fax: 703-748-7001                     Fax: 760-736-4476
             Email: pdierbeck@ppc.com              Email: itabankin@aol.com

         26.  All  notices,  certificates,  acknowledgments  and  other  reports
hereunder shall be in writing and shall be deemed  properly  delivered when duly
mailed by registered letter, by express (overnight) mail, or by facsimile to the
other  party at its  address  as  indicated  in  paragraph  25, or to such other
address as either party may, by written notice, designate to the other.

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         27. In no event does this Agreement limit or restrict the rights of the
parties  from  quoting,  offering  to sell or selling  to  others,  any items or
services not uniquely identified with the proposal, which it may regularly offer
for  sale  and  which  may be  included  in the  proposal  contemplated  by this
Agreement.  This Agreement is intended to protect  products or services  arising
from the  combined  efforts  of the  parties  and  proprietary  or  confidential
information furnished for this Agreement.

         28.  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.

         29. This  Agreement  may not be assigned or  otherwise  transferred  by
either party in whole or in part without the express  prior  written  consent of
the other party, which consent will not unreasonably be withheld.  The foregoing
shall not apply in the event either party shall change its  corporation  name or
merge with another corporation.

         30.  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 or any other term,  covenant or condition  herein
contained.

         31. The  content  of this  Agreement  may be made known to  appropriate
Customer representatives by either party if requested by the Customer.

         32.  Nothing  contained  herein is intended to affect the rights of the
Customer  to  negotiate  directly  with  either  party  hereto  on any basis the
Customer may desire.

         33. This Agreement (including all attachments and modifications hereto)
contains  all of  the  agreements,  representations  and  understandings  of the
parties hereto, and supersedes and replaces any and all previous understandings,
commitments  or agreements,  oral or written,  related to this Agreement and the
award of a contract under the Program set forth herein.

         34. 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 or provisions shall not be affected thereby,  so long as the
basic intent and purpose of this Agreement can still be achieved.

         35.  During  the term of this  Agreement  and for a period  of one year
after  termination  or  expiration,  neither  party  shall,  without the written
consent of the other  party,  solicit  for hire nor  knowingly  allow any of its
employees,  agents,  officers,  or  representatives  to  solicit  for hire,  any
employee(s)  of the  other  party who are  associated  with or  involved  in the
performance of this Agreement.  However,  this  restriction  does not apply when
employment  agreements  are  made  pursuant  to  public  recruitment  offerings.
Further,  this  provision  shall  be  included  in,  and  shall  apply  to,  any
subcontract issued under any resultant contract for the Program.

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         36.  The  sub  agrees   that  it  is  not   authorized   to  engage  in
communications or lobbying activity with Government personnel on behalf of prime
that attempt to influence contract award. Further, the sub shall comply with the
requirements of FAR 52.203-12.

         37. This Agreement shall be enforced and interpreted  under the laws of
the Commonwealth of Virginia, exclusive of its choice of law provisions.

IN WITNESS THEREOF,  the parties hereto have executed this Agreement on the date
herein above indicated.

PROJECT PERFORMANCE CORPORATION                CATCHER, INC.
                                               (FORMERLY LCM TECHNOLOGIES, INC.)

BY: /s/ Michael J. Nigro  (SIGNATURE)          BY: /s/ Ira Tabankin  (SIGNATURE)
   -----------------------                     ----------------------

NAME: Michael J. Nigro                         NAME: Ira Tabankin

TITLE: President & CEO                         TITLE: President

DATE:                                          Date: March 31 2005

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                                TEAMING AGREEMENT
         BETWEEN PROJECT PERFORMANCE CORPORATION (PPC) AND CATCHER, INC.
                        (FORMERLY LCM TECHNOLOGIES, INC.)

                                    EXHIBIT A

Project Performance Corporation and CATCHER, Inc. are working together to define
the more detailed responsibilities of each party in connection with the Project.
This document will be updated at a later date as these  responsibilities  become
more defined.

PPC TEAMING AGREEMENT                 A-1          Solicitation No._____________

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