G3 Systems Ltd.

September 2007

Brigadier Jeff Little OBE Joins G3 Systems on retirement from the Army

Royston, Herts –Jeff Little has joined G3 Systems after a long, successful and varied career in the regular British Army spanning some 33 years. A military logistician by trade, he has seen active service during the Northern Ireland campaign, commanded his squadron on operations during the First Gulf War in 1990/91 and led his regiment during the hostage crisis in Bosnia in 1995. He has also served on tours of duty in Hong Kong with the Gurkha Transport Regiment (now the Queen's Own Gurkha Logistic Regiment), Gibraltar, the Balkans, Malta, Nepal, Turkey and the USA. His mission in industry will be to establish a brand new operating division within the G3 Systems management structure. This new entity will be known as Engineering Management Services (EMS) which will seek to open up new markets and new business opportunities for the Company. High on his list of priorities is the desire to penetrate the expanding UK resilience and security domain. Jeff has recently studied the relatively new science of 'emergency planning and disaster management' at Coventry University so he is well versed in the issues surrounding complex emergencies and large scale disasters. This work is closely linked to IAP's (G3 Systems parent company) contingency and disaster relief expertise. Jeff has recently been appointed to the chair of the Institute of Civil Defence and Disaster Studies (ICDDS). He is a member of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), President of the Bagshot Concert Band, has recently completed an MBA with the Open University and has now been appointed as the Honorary Colonel of the Army's Catering Support Regiment based at Grantham.

Little's last appointment in the Services was as the Director of The Royal Logistic Corps based in Surrey. His Corps forms the backbone of deployed logistic support to Land Forces and equates to some 16% of the strength of the regular Army. Its skills range from supply and distribution through to pioneer support, from specialist transport to explosive ordnance disposal and from fuel supply to chefs. He coined the ethos of the 'fighting logistician, fighting logistics through' to highlight the changed situation on the modern asymmetric battlefield where there are no 'rear areas' and the threat is omni-directional and multi-facetted. His broad logistic knowledge will assist G3 Systems to understand the complex operating environment in which contemporary Land Forces are required to fight. His previous experience as the Director of the Defence Catering Group (now part of the Commodities Cluster) and as an Integrated Project Team leader at Abbey Wood will also broaden the Company's portfolio across its core business of Expeditionary Campaign Infrastructure (ECI) and specialist containerised solutions. Prior to leading his Corps, he counts his most enjoyable time as leading the Combat Support Vehicles Light IPT (now designated as the SUV IPT) and setting up the Defence Vehicle Dynamics (DVD) military motor show which has grown in size and shape every year since its move to the Millbrook Proving Grounds.

Outside of work, Jeff's interests include walking, military history, the fire service, short story writing, public speaking and teaching the game of Mah Jongg. He is married to Sally who is a training and development consultant based near Guildford. Jeff will operate from the G3 Systems head office in Royston.

G3 Systems, a wholly-owned subsidiary of IAP Worldwide Services, Inc., provides a range of field systems to the MOD (Ministry of Defence) and Government agencies, including mobile and static hospitals, temporary accommodation, kitchens, and hygiene systems. When deployed, G3 staff provides support for these systems, which currently are in use in Iraq, Afghanistan, Germany, as well as the U.K. G3's engineering and management services team also provides "Through Life" support packages through Contractor Logistic Support (CLS), including storage, maintenance, delivery, and recovery of the equipment on behalf of its customers.

IAP Worldwide Services is a leading international contractor providing global mission support for commercial industries, the Department of Defense and other U.S. government agencies. IAP, which is privately held, traces its roots back 50 years ago to Pan Am World Services, Inc., which built and operated America’s first space launch complex at Cape Canaveral, Fla.

IAP specializes in four lines of business: global operations and logistics; facilities management and base operations support; professional and technical services; and energy and natural resource services. IAP's corporate headquarters is located in Cape Canaveral, and the company has project sites in over 100 locations worldwide. IAP's Worldwide Web site can be accessed at www.iapws.com.

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Kandahar Entertainments Facility due for official opening

Royston, Herts – G3 Systems are soon to unveil the Kandahar Entertainments Facility being built for the UK Forces to provide a good level of welfare for troops deployed in Afghanistan. The air-conditioned unit contains a multi-use sports hall, classrooms, e-learning facilities and a multi-role entertainments area.

The key feature however is a 102 seat cinema with full Dolby Surround-Sound. The cinema also then doubles as a multi-media briefing room.

An official opening will take place during September.

NATO Awards G3 Systems Parent Company Power Contract

Royston, Herts – The NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency (NAMSA) has awarded IAP Worldwide Services, Inc., the parent company of U.K.-based G3 Systems, a contract to provide power generation and maintenance for the transmission and distribution services at Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan.

IAP will continue to operate and maintain a plant at Kandahar beginning August 1, 2007, with an option to expand the plant. The contract follows the transition of the operation management of Kandahar from the U.S. military to NATO. This award is a continuation of a contract that IAP has performed since 2002 for the U.S. Army.

"Since 2002, IAP has been one of the largest providers of power in the Middle East in the support of military missions for the Department of Defense," said Dave Myers, Chairman of the Board and CEO of IAP. "We are proud to establish a relationship with the NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency and to join our subsidiary, G3 Systems, in providing reliable, economical solutions to NATO forces."

G3 Systems has also been involved in the design and build of specialist containers for the NATO Submarine Rescue Systems (NSRS) under contract from Divex.

UK Defence Minister visits new Camp Bastion Field Hospital

Royston, Herts – Earlier in the month UK Defence Minister Des Brown took time from his busy schedule to visit the 30,000 square feet new Medical Treatment Facility being built by G3 Systems in Camp Bastion, Afghanistan.

The facility provides a comprehensive capability to deal with treatments from basic healthcare to advanced trauma cases, including a full suite of medical diagnostic systems which includes a full body CT scanner.

During his visit Minister Des Brown stated 'this state of the art facility will be the best medical facility the UK forces have ever deployed in the field'.

G3 Systems Managing Director Mike Pond states 'as a company we are very proud to be able to produce such a an essential facility to provide a high a standard of healthcare for the British Forces and others in the field requiring treatment'

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