Alternative Support Apparatus Receives $2.6 Million Contract to Provide U.S. Air Force with 54 Units of the Compact All-Terrain, ASAP

Midvale, OH -- 03 Dec. 2007 -- Alternative Support Apparatus LLC, manufacturer of the pioneering all-terrain ASAP unit, today announced it has received one contract from the United States Air Force Civil Engineer Support Agency (AFCESA), totalling $2.6 million. Under the contract, the company will provide 54 ASAP vehicles to be used in support of the global war on terror. The order, which will be delivered in late 2007 through 2008, will be stocked with the AFCESA's new deployment packages and sent to various locations around the world.

"ASAP's cutting-edge design provides the U.S. Air Force's emergency responders with a whole new level of response capabilities," said Mark Natoli, President, Alternative Support Apparatus. "Under these extreme conditions, the ability to move personnel and equipment safely and quickly is critical. ASAP's capabilities allows it to efficiently advance into areas that are prohibitive to larger vehicles."

"We have worked closely with the Air Force on configuring the ASAP to their needs and specifications, ensuring safety and security to their emergency teams," said Natoli. "We are looking forward to a long term relationship with the Air Force by providing them with our world class service and support."

About Alternative Support Apparatus

Alternative Support Apparatus is a privately held, limited liability company and is the manufacturer of the patent-pending ASAP, a pioneering all-terrain and multi-function emergency/rescue vehicle. Built on the rugged Polaris 6x6 Ranger chassis, the ASAP responds quickly with speed and uncompromising durability to accidents, natural disasters, homeland security threats and other emergency situations.

It offers advanced rescue and patient security solutions for customers in military and civil markets throughout the world. ASAP's leading edge design works hand-in-hand with full size ambulance and rescue fleets by providing compact auxiliary support. The unit provides a safe enclosed environment for a patient, compartmentalized storage, and securely houses a full size industry-standard cot and seating for up to two attendants. A dedicated battery and optional generator system ensures power for scene, search and emergency lights. For more information, visit www.asap911.com.