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From: Jeff Nixon [mailto:jjnixon@interactivecapital.com]
Sent: Monday, April 14, 2014 5:45 PM
To: Mark LoPresti
Cc: Franklin Tuck
Subject: FW: Army EIS


Mark,


Good to talk and I look forward to seeing you in DC. Working on schedule.
What time do you get in? 10:30?


Please see Bob's note below per our discussion. This is great news. You are
welcome to share with the RS team. FYI, Bob said Kevin Carroll below is
interested in taking part of his comp in stock. Always a good sign.


Thx,


Jeff


Jeff Nixon

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From: Bob Graham <bgraham@blackridge.us>
Date: Monday, April 14, 2014 5:22 PM
To: Jeff Nixon <jjnixon@interactivecapital.com>, Sean Cross
<seancrossny@gmail.com>, Scott Tuck <fst79@icloud.com>
Cc: John Hayes <jhayes@blackridge.us>
Subject: Army EIS


We met today with Kevin Caroll. He is the retired head for EIS and works
with Bob Lentz, our board member and as an advisor on a number of EIS
programs. The goal was to sign him up to assist us on the Army EIS program.
He works with the Army team on a weekly basis communicating between the
Army and their vendors to assure the relationship moves along successfully.
He will be retained by us for the upcoming EIS program. He briefed us on the
current status of the EIS next generation program. Here are highlights:


1) EIS has had transferred from DISA $750m for the program to date,
with an additional $500m to be transferred in the next several weeks. In
this money are the funds for the BlackRidge part of the program.

2) The user license will be procured from gov't price listings, which
we have recently added our products for the Army products so we are ready to
go. They are still talking about buying a User license and Prepaid warranty
so that would bring the price closer to the $30m from the original $22m.
Gateways would be bought during the implementation.

3) The contract vehicle is still under discussion. We need this in
place by the demonstration.

4) We need to show the 100G demonstration in June. John will be meeting
with their contractor NES tomorrow to make sure are in agreement on specs
and have the plan in place.

5) Installs will be during 2014 to 2016. They will start with the US
and then add Europe and Korea.

6) The Air Force may be tacked onto the program, as apparently the two
groups are looking at a joint network. I do know how much of an increase
will be added for this addition to the license, but it could be substantial.

7) They are doing the installations with internal staff as opposed to
integrators, and will be looking for us to support them with professional
services. We will scope this revenue once we understand it.


I will meet Kevin again on Thursday to get his agreement in place. We will
compare notes on our meetings with NES tomorrow and any additional
information Kevin has for us and map out a regular plan to get us through
the contracting process.


Bob


Kevin's bio is below.


KEVIN CARROLL

Kevin Carroll

Mr. Carroll is President of The Kevin Carroll Group, LLC, a consulting
company. In his previous role as Program Executive Officer (PEO), Enterprise
Information Systems, Mr. Carroll was responsible for the program management
of the Department of Defense and Army business and combat service support
systems, as well as related Army communication and computer infrastructure.
These systems support logistics, medical, finance, personnel, training and
procurement operations. PEO EIS organization consists of approximately 600
employees; the majority of which are located throughout the east coast
region. Prior to becoming a PEO EIS, he served as PEO STAMIS and before that
was the Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Research Development and
Acquisition, US Army Materiel Command. Mr. Carroll served as the Acting
Director of the Communications and Electronics Command (CECOM) Acquisition
Center, in Fort Monmouth, NJ. In addition, he functioned as the Associate
Director of the CECOM Acquisition Center - Washington. Mr. Carroll entered
the Senior Executive Service in June 1996 as Director of the U.S. Army
Information Systems Selection and Acquisition Agency (ISSAA).

Mr. Carroll has served primarily as an acquisition manager and as a
contracting officer on top priority DoD and Army information technology
acquisitions. Prior to working for the Army he acquired information systems
for the U.S. Coast Guard. He began his career in contracting at the
Department of Transportation.

Mr. Carroll earned both his Bachelor of Science Degree and his Masters
Degree in Business Administration from the University of Maryland, College
Park. He is also a graduate of the Federal Executive Institute and a member
of NCMA Board of Advisors. He is active in both cross-governmental bodies,
as well as information technology industry efforts.

Mr. Carroll has 30 years of government experience, 24 years of which consist
of working in the information systems arena. He was drafted into the U.S.
Army and served from 1972 to 1974.


Bob Graham CEO

BlackRidge Technology Inc.

www.blackridge.us <http://www.blackridge.us/>

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