Unthinkable natural disasters, security breaches, and terrorist attacks have exposed vulnerability in the way that the public and private sectors handle and respond to emergencies. While technological advancements have improved efficiency and productivity, the security sector and the emergency response methods and systems have remained nearly unchanged for decades.

Sector 10 has made it their mission to change that. Through complex analysis of global disasters and the limitations of existing response systems, the company has designed revolutionary information technology, communication, crisis management, monitoring systems, and highly effective emergency response control units that bring first aid and safety to unprecedented heights.

The company’s efforts have not gone unnoticed. Below are a list of the many expert testimonials Sector 10 has received.

“Your technology is 14 years ahead of anything we currently have planned and we look forward to working with you on various national projects” Colonel Gerry

Last month, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said the threat posed by weapons of mass destruction remains “the highest priority at the federal level.” Mr. Chertoff believes that more people, such as terrorists, will learn how to make dirty bombs, and biological and chemical weapons. “The other side is going to continue to learn more about doing things,” he stated.

Intelligence officials predict that in the next five years, terrorists will attempt to carry out a destructive biological attack. Officials are concerned about the possibility of infections to thousands of U.S. citizens. “The threat of terrorism and the threat of extremist ideologies has not abated,” Chertoff said in his year-end address. “This threat has not evaporated, and we can’t turn the page on it.”

Sector 10 offers deployed integrated emergency response systems as a way to save lives, avert injuries and reduce liability in the

Construction sites and industrial buildings must comply with the requirements set by several government agencies, including OSHA, EPA, etc. Issues of concern range from safety to emergency preparedness. Emergency warning systems and first aid supplies are usually in place, but these systems are incomplete and the locations are difficult to find. Because of the large amounts of chemicals and large machinery at industrial sites, there is considerable risk for injury and death.

Sector 10’s mid-sized MRU units were designed to conform to government agencies’ regulations and are customizable to respond to each risk event forecasted by the customer. Thanks to the size of the MRU, as well as the emergency strobe light located on top of the unit, it is easily visible to victims and professional support teams. Sector 10 provides the following separate models for many common safety and emergency response needs:

It comes to little surprise that Hospital ER units and ambulances are vulnerable to contamination from chemicals, viruses, parasites, and other foreign items that threaten the sterilized environment of their operations. When these units are contaminated, they must be removed immediately for re-sterilization.

Promptly removing these units causes two major issues for the emergency service providers. First, there is a tremendous expense to re-sterilize the units. Second, removing these scarce emergency response resources from service without warning may jeopardize an emergency situation.

Sector 10’s mid-size MRU units include the equipment needed to safely decontaminate people and equipment before admitting them into an ambulance or a hospital ER unit. The units also provide the following customizable items: single person or multi-staged group tent with shower, heated water supply system, Contaminant capture system, port-a-potty, contaminate cleaning solution and various supplies for emergency personnel.

Since 9/11 many

Sector 10, Inc. has identified numerous opportunities nationally and around the world. Their core strategy is to continue to invest in management and business development, increase the number of clients, be more effective in delivering the entire Firm to clients, effectively manage risk, capital and expenses, as well as maximize shareholder value.

The company’s goal is to recognize corporate profitability and produce a favorable investment environment by maintaining a trend of positive growth and capital management. Sector 10 has fully committed its efforts to dominating the emergency response field and providing a service needed by consumers, but remains unaddressed.

SECTOR 10 is positioned perfectly to lead an extremely fragmented industry and dominate a tremendous growth opportunity. The company’s focus is on doing the right thing, commitment to excellence and teamwork, smart risk management, and building and protecting the Sector 10 brand. This focus plays a

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Today before the bell, Sector 10 announced that its 3rd quarter sales are anticipated to increase 400% over the 2nd quarter. This substantial increase in sales further improves the positive performance trends established over the past three months.

In recent news, the company recently agreed to provide pre-deployed emergency equipment and supplies to the administration and student buildings of a college located in Ogden, Utah. According to the press release, a number of other proposals are under consideration with other customers. The company is looking to expand its sales force and increase production capacity.

At the College, Sector 10 will be installing two SRU-M stationary response units that contain custom designed medical, life-saving equipment, which is normally brought by first response units after a tragedy has already taken place. Pre-deploying these units could easily mean the difference between life or death.

In addition to containing gas

Did you know the expected emergency response time is 96 hours and high-rise fires cannot be fought above the 7th floor of an office building? These are among many other reasons why it is crucial to have pre-deployed solutions available in case of an emergency. Through the completion of a complex analysis of global disasters and the limitations of existing response systems, Sector 10 has developed revolutionary information technology, communication, crisis management, monitoring systems, and highly effective emergency response control units that bring first aid and safety to unparalleled standards.

Natural disasters, security breaches, and terrorist attacks have exposed the vulnerability existing in the way that the public and private sectors handle and respond to emergencies. Although technological advancements have improved efficiency and productivity, the security sector and the emergency response methods and systems have remained virtually unchanged for decades. With disastrous threats continuing

Today before the opening bell, Sector 10 announced that is taking the initiative to change the entire dimension of safety in our school campuses. The company is initially placing two stationary response units with custom designed medical, lifesaving equipment in two college campuses. The amount of time saved by pre-deploying the equipment could easily mean the difference between life and death, as the life-saving equipment would normally have to be brought to the location by first response units

Pericles DeAvila, CEO of Sector 10 Inc, stated, “This project represents an entirely new paradigm in public safety, and as a parent, the fact that our first placements will be in two college campuses is extremely satisfying. We anticipate that other educational institutions will follow suit.”

Not only do the units contain gas masks, oxygen, iodine tablets, and other emergency medical supplies, but they also have the

Earlier last month, Sector 10 announced that a San Jose, CA customer installed its MRU-OH products at one of its sites. According to the press release, the installation was a success and the customer has already ordered more MRU’s for immediate delivery.

Sector 10 also announced that the San Jose, CA customer received inquiries from other companies in the local area that saw the MRU’s in its facilities. This customer was so intrigued by all that the MRU’s have to offer that it has inquired about becoming a distributor of the products.

Standard product features of the MRU’s include: eyewash, potable water, hand-wash, postings panel, soap and cup dispenser, garbage refuse, water delivery and recovery systems, compartments for fall protection, electrical TAG programs, MSDS, and Safety Program folders, a foldout plan or command table, forklift and crane lift points, lockable wheels and many other