PASSPORT SYSTEMS VISITED BY MASSACHUSETTS STATE REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM GREENE, JR.


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PASSPORT SYSTEMS VISITED BY MASSACHUSETTS STATE REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM GREENE, JR. Billerica, Mass.—August 27, 2009—Passport Systems, Inc., a developer of next generation cargo screening equipment that can non-intrusively identify the composition and location of materials in cargo containers, was visited today by Massachusetts’ State Representative William G. Greene, Jr. Representative Greene toured Passport’s offices and manufacturing facilities located in Billerica, Massachusetts and observed the progress made by the Company in building a full-scale scanner for cargo inspection at seaports, airports and border crossings. Representative Greene was particularly interested in the new capabilities that Passport’s technology would provide to customs and other authorities to help them rapidly detect nuclear weapons, explosives, and other threats to the Nation’s security as well as controlled substances and other forms of illegal contraband. Picture: Representative Greene (right) and Robert Ledoux, President and CEO Passport Systems, Inc. Passport’s CEO Robert Ledoux thanked Representative Greene for his interest in these technologies and his support of Passport’s business expansion. Dr. Ledoux noted that “Massachusetts has become a significant location for the development of Homeland Security technologies and that Passport hopes to continue contributing to this sector’s job growth.” About Passport Systems Passport Systems is developing next generation scanner solutions to be deployed at air and sea ports, border crossings and other key points in the global supply chain to non-intrusively and accurately inspect cargo without impeding the flow of commerce. Media Contacts: Luke Perry Sales and Marketing Passport Systems 978-263-9900 LPerry@passportsystems.com

Billerica, Mass.—August 27, 2009—Passport Systems, Inc., a developer of next generation cargo screening equipment that can non-intrusively identify the composition and location of materials in cargo containers, was visited today by Massachusetts’ State Representative William G. Greene, Jr. Representative Greene toured Passport’s offices and manufacturing facilities located in Billerica, Massachusetts and observed the progress made by the Company in building a full-scale scanner for cargo inspection at seaports, airports and border crossings.

Representative Greene was particularly interested in the new capabilities that Passport’s technology would provide to customs and other authorities to help them rapidly detect nuclear weapons, explosives, and other threats to the Nation’s security as well as controlled substances and other forms of illegal contraband.

Picture: Representative Greene (right) and Robert Ledoux, President and CEO Passport Systems, Inc.

Passport’s CEO Robert Ledoux thanked Representative Greene for his interest in these technologies and his support of Passport’s business expansion. Dr. Ledoux noted that “Massachusetts has become a significant location for the development of Homeland Security technologies and that Passport hopes to continue contributing to this sector’s job growth.”

About Passport Systems
Passport Systems is developing next generation scanner solutions to be deployed at air and sea ports, border crossings and other key points in the global supply chain to non-intrusively and accurately inspect cargo without impeding the flow of commerce.

Media Contacts:
Luke Perry
Sales and Marketing
Passport Systems
978-263-9900
LPerry@passportsystems.com