The document provides information about Hostile Control Tactics, including their K9 services capabilities. It discusses their company narrative, registrations and licenses, core competencies including threat assessment and security training. It then focuses on their K9 program, describing their facilities, methodologies and standards for explosive and drug detection training, as well as personal protection and patrol training. It outlines their training services and concludes with a brief section on past K9 performance history.

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Hostile Control Tactics, LLC
9848 Tabor Street, Suite #216
Los Angeles, CA 90034
1.804.491.9860 Office
1.310.425.6742 Sales
1.509.472.6540 Fax
www.hostilecontroltactics.com
10/1/2010
K9 SERVICES CAPABILITY STATEMENT

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Chapter 1 - Company Narrative.................................................................................................................. 3
Chapter 2 - Registrations & Licenses ......................................................................................................... 4
Chapter 3 - Core Competencies.................................................................................................................. 4
Chapter 4 - K9 Program.............................................................................................................................. 5
o Methodologies and Standards...................................................................................................... 6
o Training Services......................................................................................................................... 6
Chapter 5 - Past Performance History......................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 7 – Manpower Staffing Solutions.................................................................................................. 9
o Mobilization & Ticketing.......................................................................................................... 11
o TCN Groups.............................................................................................................................. 12
o Deliverables & Documents........................................................................................................ 13
Chapter 9 - Contact Informatiion................................................................................................................--

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I. Company Narrative
Hostile Control Tactics (“HCT”) is a U.S. Small Business Administration approved, minority-veteran
owned, disadvantaged business with expertise in hostile environment security risk management
consulting and counter-terrorism tactical training.
Established in 1996, HCT supports a wide variety of sensitive assignments in high-risk areas of the
world. Government assignments range from the training and deployment of close protection security
details to evaluating third country nationals working under contract with the Department of Defense, US
State Department and the United Nations.
HCT maintains a physical headquarters in a secluded, controlled-access site on 190-acres in Northern
Virginia, 40 miles from Washington, D.C., a satellite office in California, support facilities in Europe,
Chile, Dubai, the Fiji Islands and Africa. Each training site is fully equipped with multimedia classrooms,
CQB/CQC shoot houses, K9 EDD instruction grounds, motorcade security roads and a firearms range.
Core Competencies
Threat AssessmentVulnerabilityAnalysis
(CARVER,HLS CAM, M/D SHARPP)
PersonalSecurity Detail (PSD)
High Threat Operations Training
Expatriateand Third Country National Manpower
Staffing
K9 Patrol/ Explosive Detection
Handler & Dog Training
COUNTER-TERRORISM
SECURITYTRAINING

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Business Registrations
Hostile Control Tactics is a professional member of
several internationally recognized tactical and security
related organizations.
American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS)
National Rifle Association – Certified Instructors
International Association of Counter-terrorism &
Security Professionals – (member #5803)
International Association of Hostage Negotiators (IAHN)
(Member #2763)
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
(Licensed Security Training Agency #11-1238)
HCT offers a comprehensive portfolio of International
Maritime Organization (IMO), ISPS and MSTA
compliant services to include;
• Corporate Maritime Security Compliance Management
Programs (MSCMP), including required Facility
Security Plan (FSO) Updates/Rewrites
• INTELOS MARITIME - a fully defensible Security
Risk Assessment solution
• U.S. Department of Transportation, OG&T Approved
Maritime Security Training Series for First Responders
• U.S. Coast Guard/MARAD/DNV "Approved &
Certified" ISPS & MTSA Training Courses
Administrative Contact
Kevin D. James, President
Direct (804) 491-9860
Email: admin@hostilecontroltactics.com
UnitedNations Supplier
Active Vendor ID: 140960
Central Contractor (CCR) Registration
DUNS: 190570916
NCage Code: 37LF5
ORCA (www.orca.gov)
Registrations and Certifications
GSA MOBIS Schedule 84
Solicitation: 7FCI-L3-030084-B
QMAD-CY-090001-B
Pending Award 12/2010
Special Item Number (SIN)
246-52 Professional Security
246-54 Guard Services
874-4 Police and Military Education
NAICS Codes
611519 – Police Training
561621 – Commercial Security Training
561612 – Security Guard and Patrol Srvs
561611- Investigative Services
541611- Administrative General Mngt.
541611-Consulting Services
Organizational Structure
Self-certified, disadvantaged, minority,
veteran-owned business.

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K9 Program
HCT has acquired the expertise and talents of some of the high qualified military and law
enforcement canine master instructors, trainers and handlers in North America, Europe and Africa.
Their educational background, credentials and past performance history includes exemplary service
to numerous federal agencies, the law enforcement community and private sector corporations.
We are outsourcing this talent to cleared entities with interest and a valid need.
CAPABILITIES & QUALIFICATIONS
 ATF Licensed Facility: Utilizing the expertise of a trusted training partner, the site is
licensed by the ATF to store and use a wide range of High Explosives necessary to train and
maintain the proficiency of canine EDD teams. This license can be used to clear additional
facilities in the US as deeded necessary to support a training program. (Certificates
available for review upon request)
 Quality Assurance Standards: Explosive Detection at a minimum 95% accuracy rate is the
standard established by the Department of Defense Military Working Dog Program
(MWDP). All K9 EED are trained, validated and certified to DoD standards. Drug
Detection, Personal Protective Services and Patrol training curriculum and certification
programs are in strict compliance with federal guidelines.
 Senior Instructors: Our canine instructor cadre is comprised of veterans of drawn from the
U.S. Air Force Military Working Dog Program (MWD Program), the US Navy Air and
Surface Forces, the US Marine Corps, the US Army and Civilian Security and Law
Enforcement. Personnel have served in the Vietnam War, Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom,
Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Southern Watch. Practical real world experience counts.
CERTIFICATION & ACCREDITATION
 All dogs must meet and exceed the certification standards established the North American
Police Work Dog Association. The spectrum of training is in full compliance with AR 190-
12 and the US Army Manual for EOD Services.
 Dog handlers are trained and tested using a criterion checklist that scores the handler's skill
set to determine compliance with AR 190-12 and U.S. Department of Treasury standards.

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METHODOLOGIES & STANDARDS
 Explosive Detection & Vehicle Search: Canines were trained and tested on their ability to
identify specific odors typically found in Iraq/Afghanistan.
 Odors Identification: EDD canines receive initial imprinting and are certified to detect and
respond to twenty-three (23) explosive odors:
o Ammonium Perchorate, NFO (ammonium nitrate fuel oil), Perchlorate based
mixtures; Nitrate based mixtures; black powder and substitutes; Emulsion, Flex-ex,
Fireworks, Rocket Booster/Penolite, Semtex, C-4 plastic explosive; detonating cord;
data sheet; Kine-Pac; nitrates; PETN; potassium chlorate; pyro-dex; primer cord'
RDX; sodium chlorate, sodium nitrate, sodium perchorate, urea nitrate, smokeless
powder; time fuse, water gel, TNT, commercial dynamite.
o Narcotic Odors: Cocaine, crystal methamphetamine, hashish, heroin, marijuana.
o Personal Protective Services: Certified dogs are trained to one of three levels of
protection based on the needs of the client. Handler commands can be given on and
off-lease.
o Patrol: Certified Patrol Dogs (CPD’s) are trained to protect against and if necessary
attack passive and aggressive threats. Upon command, CDP’s will purse and hold a
suspect until given another command by the handler. CDP’s are also trained to
conduct “stand-offs”, “bark and guard”, “search and re-attack”, and “escort” sorties.
Our canines will protect against multiple violent threats and are not deterred by loud
noise, diversions or gunfire.
TRAINING SERVICES
A Handler and a Dog selected by our teams of experts will undergo six (6) weeks of basic EDD
training for certification purposes. Training can be conducted at our facility or at an approved off-
site location.
The handler is trained to condition the canine to detect and response to substances and odors.
Afterwards, the handler and dog are qualified for deployment into any geographic region
worldwide.
Six Week Basic Handler Course: Designed to train and certify a new handler and dog.
K9 Refresher Training: Seven to fourteen days, depending on client needs and the Scope
of Work requirements.
Contact our Training Division to request a detailed training curriculum or syllabus information.

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PAST PERFORMANCE HISTORY (K9 Personnel)
Department of Homeland Security
US Navy
United States Marine Corps (MCWL/Warfighting Laboratory)
United States Marine Security Division (PS)
Local, State & Regional Law Enforcement
NFL Football Games
Numerous high risk missions throughout Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and regions of Africa.
Featured below are highlights of Hostile Control Tactic’s participation in government contracts. *This is
not an all inclusive list.
 Client: U.S. State Department (Subcontractor to DynCorp International)
Project Contract: Liberia Security Sector Reform (LSSR)
Scope of Work: Force Protection Static Security Guards. Hostile Control Tactics recruited, trained
and deployed 3 six-man static force protection guard teams to secure and protect the Liberian Army
military base in Monrovia-West Africa.
Dollar Value: $1,660,000.00
 Client: U.S. Department of State (Subcontractor to DynCorp International)
Contract Number: SAQMPD-05F-465 / Liberia Security Sector Reform
Scope of Work: Foreign Military Assistant / Military Education & Training. We were tasked to
recruit, conduct interviews, perform background investigations, and deploy qualified basic combat
military drill instructors into Monrovia-Liberia, West Africa to retrain the Republic of Liberia Army.
Location: Camp Schefflin, Monrovia Liberia
Dollar Value: $2,300,000.00

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 Client: US Army Corps of Engineers, JCC-Iraq/Afghanistan
 (In cooperation with Explosive Ordinance Disposal Technologies, Inc.)
 Contract Number: GS-10F-0314M
 Contract Number: W91DY-040-D-0018 / W91GY0-07-C-0053
 Location: Camp Victory, Baghdad Iraq
 Scope of Work: Provided convoy escort transportation (CET/PSD) training to a multi-
national team of security guards and managed contractor vetting, airline ticketing, visa
issuance and deployment.
 Dollar Value: $220,000.00

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Manpower Staffing Solutions
Occupational Specialties:
Dignitary Protective Security Escort Teams
Force Protection Static Guards
K9 Patrol, Search and Explosive Detection Dog Handlers
Armorers (Weapons Technicians)
Certified EMT (Tactical Medics)
Linguist/Translators (Arabic, Pashto, Dari, Urdu, Hindi, French, Portuguese)
o Hospitality Services
o Facilities Maintenance & House-keeping
o Certified Auto, Truck & Diesel Mechanics
o Warehouse Personnel
o Construction (skilled and unskilled labor)
Third Country Nationals
South Africa / Uganda / Kenya / Peru / Chile / Brazil / Sri Lanka / Nepal / Philippines
Norway / Eastern Europe/ Canada / Great Britain
Mobilization Pricing
Africa South America Asia Europe North America
South Africa Chile Nepal Great Britain USA
Uganda Peru India Bosnia Canada
Kenya Brazil Philippines Norway
Mobilization/Demobilization Capabilities & Pricing (See below):
Uganda, Africa:
Total Manpower – 3,000
Round-trip Airfare from
Entebbe, Uganda to Dubai,
United Arab Emirates - $950.00
per person
Price quote is accurate if ticket
is purchased with a ten (10)
day advance notice. Taxes and
surcharges included.
Open return date in 6 months
or 1 year)

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Bosnia (Eastern Europe):
Total Manpower – 750
Round-trip Airfare from Sarajevo
to Dubai - $788.00 per person
Price quote is accurate if ticket
is purchased with a ten (10)
day advance notice. Taxes and
surcharges included.
Open return date in 6 months
or 1 year)
Chile, South America:
Total Manpower – 1,500
Round-trip Airfare from Sarajevo
to Dubai - $3,400.00 per
person
Price quote is accurate if ticket
is purchased with a ten (10)
day advance notice. Taxes and
surcharges included.
Open return date in 6 months
or 1 year)
Hostile Control Tactics recruits from qualified talent pools, delivers government compliant training,
handles the issuance of C-1 travel visas (if needed), secures discounted airline tickets, and deploys
personnel into theater.
Mobilization Timetable
(10) day advance notice Screened, Mobilized & Deployed 400 men
(20) day advance notice PSS/PSD Trained, Mobilized & Deployed 800 men
(30) day advance notice Customized Training, Mobilized & Deployed 1,200 men
48 hours prior to airline departure, TCN personnel will be contacted via telephone and email to arrange
shuttle van pickup and transportation to the airport for timely departure.
South Africa:
Total Manpower – 2,500
Round-trip Airfare from
Johannesburg, South Africa to
Dubai UAE - $1,040.00 per
person
Price quote is accurate if ticket
is purchased with a ten (10)
day advance notice. Taxes and
surcharges included.
Open return date in 6 months
or 1 year)
Nepal:
Total Manpower – 2,500
Round-trip Airfare from
Kathmandu to Dubai UAE -
$1,225.00 per person
Price quote is accurate if ticket
is purchased with a ten (10)
day advance notice. Taxes and
surcharges included.
Open return date in 6 months
or 1 year)

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Airline Travel Ticketing
Prior to purchasing airline tickets for TCN personnel living outside of the USA, allow us to give you a
price quote through our reliable in-country travel agents. Historically, we have demonstrated the ability to
secure C-1 travel visas and airline tickets significantly less expensive and faster.
Deliverables
All civilian contract personnel recommended for hire or deploying overseas to work with or alongside conventional
military force will have the following documents in their employee file:
DD-214 Form / Official Military Discharge Letter of Service
CV-resume (with verifiable references)
WPPS Biography Form (*At client request)
Travel Passport – a scanned color copy // DD Form 2760
DD Forms 2795 - Medical Vaccinations & Health Assessment
DD Form 93 – Emergency Contact Data
Dental Letter - Affirmation of No Significant Health Issues
Payroll Direct Deposit Form
Signed Acknowledgement of RUF/ROE/UCMJ Training
DA-88R Scorecard / DA Form 5241 (Live Fire Qualification Score Card)
Relevant Certificates, Diplomas and Training Records
Hostile Control Tactic, LLC
9848 Tabor Street, Suite #216
Los Angeles, CA 90034
1.804.491.9860 Direct
1.509.472.6540 Fax
www.hostilecontroltactics.com
Email: admin@hostilecontroltactics.com

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