Biometrics 2000 Announces First Direct Sale and Shipment to a Federal Government Agency

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 26, 2004--Biometrics 2000 (OTC BB: BTOO) announced today that the company made its first direct shipment to a federal government agency. The Company has sold to several federal agencies over the last 3 years, but in each case it was through a system integrator which acted as an intermediary.

"This is a big step for us because last month a federal agency asked us to apply for the appropriate CCR number (Central Contractor Registration) and get our own TPIN number to access our account so we could sell and ship our products directly to all federal agencies." said Turek. Turek went to say, "Today we made our first direct shipment to a facility and created our first invoice to the General Services Administration (GSA). Our sales group and representatives will now actively pursue direct government sales."

“Today we made our first direct shipment to a facility and created our first invoice to the General Services Administration (GSA). Our sales group and representatives will now actively pursue direct government sales.”

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About Biometrics 2000

BIOMETRICS 2000 Corporation (OTCBB: BTOO) designs, markets, re-sells and integrates biometrics and wireless devices into existing electronic access control systems, time tracking systems, health care systems and data security systems. Biometrics 2000 is also a developer of a biometric-based device that monitors child/parent identification. Biometrics 2000 developed a proprietary electronic access control system for physical security. To learn more about the company visit www.biometrics2000.com.

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