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                   SOFTWARE LICENSE AND SERVICES SUBCONTRACT

                                    BETWEEN

                           DIGITAL BIOMETRICS, INC.

                                      AND

                           IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.

Table of Contents

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<S> <C>                                                                     <C>
1.  Definitions ............................................................1
2.  Scope of services.......................................................1
3.  Type of contract........................................................1
4.  Software license agreement..............................................2
5.  Payments................................................................3
6.  Invoices................................................................4
7.  Year 2000 performance warranty..........................................4
8.  Hardware warranty.......................................................5
9.  Software warranty.......................................................5
10. Inspection and acceptance...............................................5
11. Insurance...............................................................6
12. Compliance with laws, regulations and ethics............................6
13. Limitation of liability.................................................6
14. General relationship....................................................6
15. Indemnification.........................................................7
16. Termination; Breach.....................................................7
17. Disputes, Binding arbitration, Attorneys' fees..........................8
18. Contract administration.................................................8
19. Miscellaneous...........................................................9
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EXHIBITS

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<S>         <C>
Exhibit A   IWS Pricing Proposal. Dated 5/24/1999.
Exhibit B   DBI contract overview. Dated 7/06/99.
Exhibit C   LASD Workplan. Dated 5/24/99.
Exhibit D   Scope of work. Dated 7/06/99.
Exhibit E   System Acceptance. To be delivered to conform to Exhibit F.
Exhibit F   PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM, Proposal to Digital Biometrics, Inc. for
            Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Dated 3/22/99.
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                  SOFTWARE LICENSE AND SERVICES SUBCONTRACT

     THIS SUBCONTRACT is made and entered into with an effective date of
July 23, 1999, by and between Digital Biometrics, Inc. having offices at
__________________________________(hereinafter "DBI") and ImageWare Software
Inc. having offices at 10883 Thornmint Road, San Diego, CA 92127 (hereinafter
"IWS").

DBI desires to contract IWS in order to provide IWS investigative product to
improve the LASD Live-Scan Fingerprinting Network System.

The parties agree as follows:

1. DEFINITIONS

As used herein, the following terms have the following meanings:
"Prime Contract" means LASD/DBI Agreement.
"Contractor" means DBI or its authorized Contracting Official.
"Subcontractor" means ImageWare Software, or its authorized representative.
"Customer" means the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department (LASD).
"Electronic Digital Mug System", means the Crime Capture System investigative
software, including Face ID and developed interfaces.
"The Software" means all software developed by IWS and offered to LASD as
defined in Exhibit A and Exhibit F.

2.  SCOPE OF SERVICES

IWS shall performance services and deliver equipment in accordance with
Exhibit A - "IWS Pricing Proposal", Exhibit B - "DBI contract overview",
Exhibit C - "LASD Workplan", Exhibit E - "System Acceptance", Exhibit D -
"Scope of Work" and Exhibit F. The term of this Subcontract Agreement is
valid through final acceptance of the delivered system, or for termination
for other than default. IWS agrees to offer maintenance, customer and product
support for the system for at least five years after installation subject to
LASD entering into an IWS Maintenance Agreement during that five years. Any
such Maintenance Agreement is optional for LASD and requires LASD to pay an
additional fee. Through the term of this Maintenance Agreement LASD shall be
entitled to all the Software updates, including bug fixes and generic
upgrades provided to other IWS customers. Upgrades that represent feature
enhancements shall not be included.

3. TYPE OF CONTRACT

This Subcontract is a Firm Fixed Price agreement which provides for IWS to
furnish the items described under the Scope of Work, Exhibit D, at the fixed
unit prices set forth in

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Exhibit A - "IWS Pricing Proposal", all in accordance with the terms,
conditions and provisions included in this Subcontract, or incorporated as
Exhibit hereto and made a part hereof. There shall be no charge for software
and services provided by IWS unless specifically set forth under this
Subcontract.

4. SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT

IWS grants to DBI the right to sublicense the Software to LASD. The Software
shall be and remain the sole and exclusive products of IWS. DBI shall have no
rights in or to the Software.

The Software may not be copied or modified, in whole or in part, for any
purpose whatsoever. The Software may not be reversed, compiled, dissembled,
or otherwise reverse engineered in whole or in part. The Software and its
associated documentation shall be used only with the designed equipment for
which, or with which, it was acquired. The parties acknowledge that during
performance under this contract, new technologies, proprietary and
confidential concepts, methods, techniques, processes and ideas, whether or
not patentable or copyrightable, and whether or not constituting inventions
may result which the parties now agree shall constitute protectable
Intellectual Property. All right, title and interest, including trademarks,
copyright interests and other forms of intellectual property, in and to such
new technologies, proprietary and confidential concepts, methods, techniques,
processes and ideas developed and funded under this contract shall be the
exclusive property of IWS. All right, title and interest, including
trademarks, copyright interests and other forms of intellectual property, in
and to such intellectual property developed by IWS, its employees, IWSs,
vendors or agents, in the performance of this agreement shall be the property
of IWS, with LASD being granted, through license, use thereof.

Upon final acceptance, IWS hereby grants to LASD a perpetual, non-exclusive,
royalty-free, irrevocable, fully-paid license to all Software and its
associated documentation. No title to or ownership of the Software or any of
its parts is transferred to LASD. Title to the Software and all patents,
copyrights, trade secrets, and any other applicable intellectual property
rights shall remain with IWS and/or its vendors whether developed prior to or
during the performance of this contract.

DBI or LASD funded products and inventions developed subsequently to this
agreement that are not based on IWS patents, trade secrets or any other
applicable intellectual, property rights shall be considered DBI or LASD
property respectively.

The database contents (Records and images) shall remain the property of LASD
and shall not be released or transferred without LASD project manager
approval. The database structure contains IWS trade secrets and intellectual
property rights and therefor shall remain the property of IWS.

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                                                         CONFIDENTIAL
5. PAYMENTS

The total price for the System is $428,483.61 as set forth in Exhibit-A.
Payment shall be according to the following schedule and be made within 30
days of receipt of IWS's invoice and notice of the listed event:

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      EVENT*                                          PAYMENTS                 AMOUNT**
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<S>   <C>                                             <C>                      <C>
      PHASE I DELIVERABLES
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01    System Acceptance Test Plan                                              $0.00
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02    Server installed and configured with CCS        Upon LASD manager        $81,635.11
      software                                        acceptance of delivery
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03    Interconnect with DBI store and forward         Upon LASD manager        $21,132.00
                                                      acceptance
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04    Conversion of Photos and Records                Upon LASD manager        $36,332.00
                                                      acceptance
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05    De-duplication of Database                      Upon LASD manager        $4,293.00
                                                      acceptance
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06    Installation of Investigative Software in       Upon LASD manager        $56,273.25
      10 sites (Includes Sybase licenses)             acceptance
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07    10% Holdback                                    Upon LASD manager        $21,342.01
                                                      acceptance of Phase I
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08    Training Phase I                                Upon completion of       $3,750.00
                                                      training
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      PHASE II DELIVERABLES
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09    Installation of Investigative Software in       Upon LASD manager        $28,563.12
      5 sites (Includes Sybase licenses)              acceptance
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10    Installation of Investigative Software in       Upon LASD manager        $28,563.12
      5 sites (Includes Sybase licenses)              acceptance
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11    Conversion of data from Sybase to Oracle        Upon LASD manager        $9,000.00
                                                      acceptance
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<S>   <C>                                             <C>                      <C>
12    Web Investigative Interface                     Upon LASD manager        $70,740.00
                                                      acceptance
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13    CAL-PHOTO                                       Upon LASD manager        $6,120.00
                                                      acceptance
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14    CAL-GANG                                        Upon LASD manager        $6,120.00
                                                      acceptance
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15    CCHRS                                           Upon LASD manager        $18,630.00
                                                      acceptance
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16    LARCIS                                          Upon LASD manager        $18,630.00
                                                      acceptance
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17    10% Holdback                                    Upon LASD manager        $14,360.00
                                                      Acceptance of Phase II
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18    Training Phase II                               Upon completion of        $3,000.00
                                                      training
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*  All the deliverables include respective shipping, handling, installation
   charges, and IWS project management.

** Most of the amounts reflect a 10% holdback payable at the end of the
   respective phases after final testing. There is not a 10% holdback in
   items 07, 08, 09, 10, 17 and 18.

   All other orders resulting from the follow-up contract pricing shall be
   invoiced directly to the corresponding agency upon acceptance of software.
   Payment shall be made by the agency within 30 days of receipt of IWS's
   invoice.

6. INVOICES

Invoices when applicable shall be mailed to:
   Digital Biometrics, Inc.
   NW 7090 PO Box 1450
   Minneapolis, MN. 55485-7090

7. YEAR 2000 PERFORMANCE WARRANTY

IWS agrees to warrant that each hardware, software, and firmware product
delivered under this agreement and listed herein shall be able to accurately
process date/time data (including, but not limited to, calculating,
comparing, and sequencing) from, into, and between the

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twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and the years 1999 and 2000 and
leap-year calculations, to the extent that other information technology, used
in combination with the information technology being provided hereunder,
properly exchanges date/time data with it. The remedies available to DBI
under this warranty shall include, but not be limited to, repair or replacement
of any listed product. Nothing in this warranty shall be construed to limit
any rights or remedies DBI may otherwise have under this agreement with
respect to defects other than year 2000 performance.

8. HARDWARE WARRANTY

IWS represents and warrants (1) that all hardware delivered pursuant hereto
will be new and shall be free from defects in material; that all items will
conform to the specifications as set forth in Exhibit A - "IWS Pricing
Proposal", Exhibit B - "DBI contract overview" and Exhibit D - "Scope of
Work", and Exhibit F; and (3) that all hardware warranty services performed
pursuant hereto will be free from defects in material and workmanship and
will be performed in accordance with the specifications and instructions of
LASD. However, IWS retains discretion and control with respect to the manner
and means of performing such services and shall at all times remain an
independent contractor. This warranty will cover one (1) year from time of
System Acceptance.

9. SOFTWARE WARRANTY

IWS represents and warrants (1) that all software related materials under
this Agreement are in conformance with requirements set forth in Exhibit A -
"IWS Pricing Proposal", Exhibit B - "DBI contract overview" and Exhibit D -
"Scope of Work"; and (2) that the software is fit for the intended purpose of
which is sold. IWS warrants that the Software will perform the functions set
forth in Exhibit B, and Exhibit F of this Agreement so long as the software
is unmodified and operated in accordance with the instructions of IWS. IWS's
sole obligation under this warranty shall be to provide corrections to the
Software to cause it to perform as specified in Exhibit B and Exhibit F. This
warranty will cover one (1) year from time of System Acceptance.

10. INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE

IWS will provide a System Acceptance Test Plan as a formal deliverable for
Customer acceptance, which is not to be unreasonably held. The plan will
conform to requirements from Exhibit A and Exhibit F.

The Functional Acceptance test for each deliverable will take place after
ImageWare has verified that the installation of all necessary hardware and
software is complete and ready for testing. The Functional Acceptance test
for each deliverable will be considered successful if the requirements
defined in the System Acceptance Test Plan are satisfied.

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In addition to the functional acceptance for each deliverable, at the end of
each of the phases there will be a final testing of all deliverables.

11. INSURANCE

IWS will provide and maintain at its own expense the following programs of
insurance covering its operations hereunder. Certificates of insurance will
be delivered to LASD prior to commencing service under this Agreement. Such
insurance shall be endorsed naming the County of Los Angeles as an additional
insured where indicated and shall include (a) General Liability insurance
policy with a minimum policy limit of $1,000,000 per occurrence (b)
Automobile Liability insurance policy with a combined singled limit not less
than $300,000 per occurrence, and (c) worker's Compensation in an amount and
form to meet all applicable requirements of the California Labor Code
including Employers liability with a $1,000,000 limit, covering all persons
performing work on behalf of IWS and all risks to such persons under this
Agreement.

12. COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS, REGULATIONS AND ETHICS

In addition to the obligations in this Agreement and generally in performing
the Services both Parties accept that their individual conduct shall at all
times comply with all laws, rules and regulations of government and other
bodies having jurisdiction over the area in which the services are being
conducted.

13. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Notwithstanding any provisions of this contract to the contrary, IWS hereby
acknowledges and agrees that DBI's total liability to IWS under this contract
shall in no circumstance exceed the aggregate of the amounts paid to it for
services and products pursuant to this contract.

14. GENERAL RELATIONSHIP

IWS agrees that in all matters relating to this subcontract Agreement it
shall be acting as an independent contractor and shall assume and pay all
liabilities and perform all obligations imposed with respect to the
performance of this Subcontract Agreement.

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15. INDEMNIFICATION

OBLIGATIONS -- DBI :
DBI agrees to protect and hold IWS harmless from any and all claims, suits,
actions and procedures brought or filed by third parties and from all
damages, penalties, losses, costs and expenses (including attorney's fees)
arising out of, or related to, any act or omission of DBI, its employees, or
agents.
OBLIGATIONS -- IWS
IWS agrees to protect and hold DBI harmless from any and all claims, suits,
actions and procedures brought or filed by third parties and from all
damages, penalties, losses, costs and expenses (including attorney's fees)
arising out of, or related to, any act or omission of IWS, its employees, or
agents.

In addition IWS agrees to protect and hold DBI harmless from any claims
brought against DBI alleging that the System Software infringes a 3rd party's
patents or copyright, provided that IWS is notified promptly by DBI of any
such claim (including any threatened claim) and IWS has sole control of the
defense with respect to such claims. The preceding indemnification by IWS
will not apply to any claim based, in whole or in part, on any modification
of the Software made by any person other than IWS. If a final injunction is
issued, or, IWS believes, is likely to be entered, prohibiting the use of the
Software by DBI, IWS will, at its sole discretion and expense, either: (i)
procure for DBI the right to use the Software as provided herein, (ii)
replace the Software with non-infringing, functionally equivalent product;
(iii) suitably modify the Software so that it is not infringing and provides
similar functionality; or (iv) accept return of the Software and refund the
purchase price. IWS's LIABILITY FOR ANY INFRINGING SOFTWARE IS STRICTLY
LIMITED TO THE FOREGOING.

16. TERMINATION; BREACH

TERMINATION
Either party may terminate this Agreement upon a breach by the other party
which is not cured in a timely manner as provided for below. Otherwise, this
Agreement will terminate upon both parties' fulfilling all of their
obligations under it.

BREACH
In the event of any material breach of this Agreement by either party, the
aggrieved party must give written notice thereof, including a reasonably
detailed statement of the nature of such breach, to the breaching party. The
breaching party has thirty (30) days to cure such breach. In the case of a
breach that cannot reasonably be cured within 30 days, the breaching party
will provide a written estimate of the time needed to cure such breach, will
commence

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to cure such breach within thirty (30) days of notice from the aggrieved
party, and will diligently continue to cure such breach to completion. If the
breaching party fails to cure, to commence cure, or diligently prosecute such
cure to completion, the aggrieved party shall be entitled to suspend its
performance under this Agreement for as long as the breach remains
uncorrected, and avail itself the remedies provided by this Agreement.

17. DISPUTES; BINDING ARBITRATION; ATTORNEYS' FEES

DISPUTES
In the event that any dispute or controversy arises between IWS and DBI, IWS
and DBI agree to first attempt to resolve the matter through discussions
between them directly.

BINDING ARBITRATION
In the event IWS and DBI are unable to resolve any matter through
discussions, they agree to resolve the matter through binding arbitration.
IWS and DBI will agree upon the location and rules for the arbitration, and,
if they are unable to agree, will follow the rules of the American
Arbitration Association.

ATTORNEYS' FEES
In the event of arbitration or any court proceedings notwithstanding
subsection (b), above, the court or arbitrator may award reasonable attorneys
fees and costs to the prevailing party in addition to any other relief which
the party is entitled.

18. CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION

In regard to administrative and contractual matters relating to this
Subcontract, the parties hereby appoint the persons listed below, or their
duly authorized designees, as the only persons empowered to make written
commitments on behalf of their respective organizations to effect changes to
any portion of this Subcontract.

FOR DBI:
Project Director
Mr. Barry Fisher
Digital Biometrics, Inc.

Project Manager
Mr. Allen Sypherd

FOR IWS:
Project Director
Mr. Robert Bannan

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Project Manager
Ms. Carmen Errejon

Sales Rep
Mr. Erik Carlgren

19. MISCELLANEOUS

A) INCORPORATED EXHIBITS

The following documents are hereby incorporated into this Agreement by
reference:

Exhibit A     IWS Pricing Proposal. Dated 5/24/1999.
Exhibit B     DBI contract overview. Dated 7/06/99.
Exhibit C     LASD Workplan. Dated 5/24/99.
Exhibit D     Scope of work. Dated 7/06/99.
Exhibit E     System Acceptance. To be delivered to conform to Exhibit F.
Exhibit F     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM, Proposal to Digital Biometrics, Inc. for
              Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. Dated 3/22/99.

B) SOURCE CODE PROTECTION

IWS agrees to deposit the source code, documentation and related materials of
the System (Deposit Materials) with an Escrow Agent subject to LASD entering
into Software Escrow Agreement. The Deposit Materials will be made available
to LASD for the purpose of self support if certain events named in the
Software Escrow Agreement occur. IWS will provide a copy of its current
Software Escrow Agreement to LASD when requested.

C) NOTICES.   Whenever under this Subcontract one party is required or
permitted to give notice to the other, such notice shall be in writing and
shall be deemed to have been given when delivered in hand, by facsimile, or
when sent by registered or certified United States mail, return receipt
requested, postage prepaid, and addressed as follows:

     1.  In the case of DBI:
         Mr. Barry Fisher
         Digital Biometrics, Inc. NW 7090 PO Box 1450 Minneapolis, MN.
         55485-7090

     2.  In the case of IWS:
         Ms. Carmen Errejon
         ImageWare Software, Inc.

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         10883 Thornmint, San Diego, CA 92127

D) ENTIRE AGREEMENT.  This Subcontract constitutes the complete agreement
between the parties and supersedes all previous agreements or
representations, written or oral, with respect to the Programs and services
specified herein. This Subcontract may not be modified or amended except in a
writing signed by a duly authorized representative of each party and with
approval of the LASD AFIS project manager.

It is expressly agreed that any terms and conditions of any Delivery Order,
purchase order or other ordering document shall be considered void and
superseded in their entirety by the terms and conditions of this Subcontract.
This Subcontract shall also supersede the terms of any unsigned license
agreement included in any package for software.

E) GOVERNING LAW.  The construction, enforceability, validity and
interpretation of this Subcontract shall be in accordance with the laws of
the State of California.

F) HEADINGS AND INTERPRETATIONS.  The article and section headings and table
of contents used herein are for reference and convenience only and shall not
enter into the interpretation thereof.

G) SEVERABILITY.  If any of the provisions of this Subcontract or part of
such provisions are or become invalid or unenforceable, the remaining
provisions shall continue to be effective to the extent that these portions
of this Subcontract embodying the material intent of the parties remain
unaffected.

H) WAIVERS.  No waiver by a party of any of its rights or remedies hereunder
shall be construed as a waiver by such party of any other rights or remedies
that such party may have under this Subcontract.

I) NEGATION OF THE FORMATION OF A BUSINESS ORGANIZATION.  This Subcontract
shall not constitute, create, or in any way be interpreted to create a
partnership, joint venture, or formal business organization of any kind
between IWS and DBI.

J) PUBLICITY.  No publicity or advertising regarding this Subcontract shall be
released without the reasonable prior written approval of DBI, and with
approval of the LASD AFIS project manager except that this Subcontract may be
made known to the U.S. Contracting Agency/Organization, and except such
publicity as may be required to comply with federal and state securities
laws. Any consent with regard to this clause shall not be unreasonably
withheld.

K) SUPERSEDING EFFECT.  This Subcontract supersedes all written and oral
agreements. Further, this agreement constitutes the entire Subcontract
between the parties hereto with

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respect to this Subcontract. All work performed by IWS, actions taken, and
payments made, if any, under any other prior written, or oral Subcontracts,
with respect to this Subcontract, shall be deemed to have been work
performed, actions, taken, or payments made under this Subcontract.

L) ASSIGNMENT.  Neither this Subcontract nor any interest hereunder may be
assigned or otherwise transferred by either party to third parties other than
corporate affiliates of either party without the prior written consent of the
other party and LASD project manager, which consent shall not be unreasonably
withheld. This Subcontract shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of
the heirs, successors, assigns, and delegates of the parties hereto.

EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT OF SUBCONTRACT

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused these presents to be
executed as of the day and year first above written.


DBI                                         FWS


BY:    /s/  James C. Granger               BY:     /s/  Jim Miller
   -------------------------------              -------------------------------

NAME:       James C. Granger               NAME:        Jim Miller
     -----------------------------               ------------------------------

TITLE:      Pres. & CEO                    TITLE:       Chmn & CEO
      ----------------------------                -----------------------------

DATE:       July 26, 1999                  DATE:        July 23, 1999
     -----------------------------               ------------------------------

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EXHIBIT A - IWS PRICING PROPOSAL                                   MAY 24, 1999

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                                    DESCRIPTION                                    QTY        UNIT           EXT            TOTAL
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<S>                                                                                <C>     <C>            <C>            <C>
CENTRAL IMAGE SERVER
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NETFINITY 7000 M10 400MHZ (QUAD PROCESSOR) RAID V
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     IBM Netfinity 7000 M10 400/512KB Xeon, 128MB                                   1      $11,839.50     $11,839.50
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ECC OPEN, 32X, PCI (Rack 11U)
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          (Std) 128MB (4x32MB) EDO DRAM DIMM - 50ns
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          (Std) IBM 1.44MB 3.5-inch Diskette Drive
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          (Std) Integrated IDE Controller
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          (Std) Internal IDE CD-ROM Drive
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          (Std) Netfinity 400W Hot-Swap Power Supply
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          (Std) Netfinity 7000 400MHz/512KB PII Xeon Processor
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          (Std) Planar Integrated Wide Ultra SCSI
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          (Std) Planar Integrated Wide Ultra SCSI for External Devices
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          (Std) S3 Trio 64V2 Graphics - 1MB SGRAM
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          (Std) Systems Management Processor
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     3520-2RU Netfinity EXP 15 Storage Expansion Unit                               1      $ 3,321.00     $ 3,321.00
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          (Std) 3520 Enclosure Hot-Swap Backplane                                   1      $ 2,160.00     $ 2,160.00
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     IBM 35/70GB DLT SCSI Tape Drive - External                                     1      $ 7,458.75     $ 7,458.75
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     IBM Netfinity ServerRAID-3L Ultra2 SCSI Adapter                                1      $   945.00     $   945.00
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     IBM Netfinity 400W Hot-Swap Redundant Power Supply II (2 total)                1      $   810.00     $   810.00
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     IBM Netfinity 7000 M10 Rack-to-Tower Conversion Kit                            1      $   540.00     $   540.00
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     Netfinity 7000 400MHz/512KB Xeon Processor (4 total)                           3      $ 2,160.00     $ 6,480.00
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     IBM 8mm to 68pin Converter for external cables                                 1      $    52.65     $    52.65
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     1GB (4x256MB) EDO DRAM DIMM - 50ns                                             1      $ 7,341.30     $ 7,341.30
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     IBM Netfinity 18.2GB Wide Ultra SCSI SCA-2 HDD (HH)                            8      $ 1,618.65     $12,949.20
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     IBM Netfinity 2M Ultra2 SCSI Cable                                             2      $    93.15     $   186.30
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     Netfinity NetBAY3                                                              2      $   117.45     $   234.90
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     Black Sleek Mouse                                                              1      $    28.35     $    28.35
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     IBM Netfinity 10/100 Ethernet Adapter (PCI)                                    1      $   128.25     $   128.25
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     G72 - 17(15.7) in. Color Monitor, 69KHz, Stealth Gray                          1      $   476.55     $   476.55
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     IBM Standard Black 104-Key Keyboard                                            1      $    60.75     $    60.75
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     OBI External V.34 Data/Fax Modem                                               1      $   496.80     $   496.80
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     IBM Netfinity 4.5GB Wide Ultra SCSI SCA-2 Hot-Swap Hard Disk Drive (SL)        2      $   565.65     $ 1,131.30
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     External F/W to F/W Cable-Standard with 01K1174 Tape Drive                     1      $   128.25     $   128.25
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                                                                    SUBTOTAL                                            $ 56,768.85
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SOFTWARE
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CCS Server Software                                                                 1      $20,000.00     $20,000.00
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CCS Investigative Display Software                                                  20     $ 4,900.00     $98,000.00
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Suspect ID (Composite Software)                                                     20     $     0.00     $     0.00
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Crime Lab (Image Editing Software)                                                  20     $     0.00     $     0.00
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Vehicle ID                                                                          20     $     0.00     $     0.00
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Custom NIST Import from DBI Store and Forward                                       1      $20,000.00     $20,000.00
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Face ID Server Software (Includes Conversion and auto enrollment)                   1      $     0.00     $     0.00
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Face ID Client Software                                                             4      $     0.00     $     0.00
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                                                                    SUBTOTAL                                            $138,000.00
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CCHRS & LARCIS INTERFACE
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Systems Integration/Setup                                                           40     $   900.00     $36,000.00
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                                                                   CONFIDENTIAL

EXHIBIT A - IWS PRICING PROPOSAL                                   MAY 24, 1999

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<S>                                                       <C>    <C>            <C>           <C>
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Project Management                                        6         $900.00      $5,400.00
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                                               SUBTOTAL                                        $41,400.00
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CAL-PHOTO/CAL-GANG INTERFACE
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NIST or Flat File Export for Cal-Photo ID                  1      $5,000.00      $5,000.00
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NIST or Flat File Export for Cal-Gang                      1      $5,000.00      $5,000.00
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Project Management                                         4        $900.00      $3,600.00
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                                               SUBTOTAL                                        $13,600.00
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WEB INVESTIGATIVE INTERFACE
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WEB enabled CCS Investigative Software    (LA Country and  1     $75,000.00     $75,000.00
Orange County
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Project Management                                         4        $900.00      $3,600.00
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                                               SUBTOTAL                                        $78,600.00
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TOTAL HARDWARE/SOFTWARE                                                                       $328.368.85
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SERVICES
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De-duplication of Database                                 5        $900.00      $4,500.00
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Conversion of Existing Photos & Records (approx. 250,000) 250,000     $0.15     $37,500.00
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*Conversion of data on Mug Server from Sybase to Oracle    1     $10,000.00     $10,000.00
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Project Management/Specifications Gathering                15       $900.00     $13,500.00
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                                               SUBTOTAL                                        $65,500.00
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LICENSES
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Sybase License 6.0 Server + 5 users                        1      $1,248.75      $1,248.75
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Sybase License 6.0 (20 User)                               1      $3,243.75      $3,243.75
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Windows Licenses                                                                       TBD
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                                               SUBTOTAL                                         $4,492.50
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                                               SUBTOTAL                                       $398,361.35
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                         SHIPPING/HANDLING/INSTALLATION                                        $23,372.26
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                                               TRAINING   9         $750.00      $6,750.00      $6,750.00
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                                                  TOTAL                                       $428,483.61
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FOLLOW-UP CONTRACT PRICING
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Per our agreement with LASD this pricing will be made available to all
agencies in Los Angeles County for a period of two years, subject to the
agency terms and conditions.
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SOFTWARE
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CCS Investigative Display Software                                $4,900.00
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Suspect ID (Composite Software)                                   $2,000.00
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Crime Lab (Image Editing Software)                                  $300.00
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Vehicle ID                                                        $1,000.00
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</TABLE>

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EXHIBIT A - IWS PRICING PROPOSAL                                   MAY 24, 1999

<TABLE>
<S>                                                       <C>    <C>            <C>           <C>
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ADDITIONAL FACE ID CLIENT COSTS:
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1-10 copies                                                      $15,000.00
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11-50 copies                                                     $12,500.00
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51-100 copies                                                     $9,000.00
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over 100                                                          $6,000.00
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                                               WARRANTY
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                                                           ImageWare offers a complete one year
                                                           warranty on all hardware and software
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                                            MAINTENANCE
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                    *ImageWare Customer Service (Year 1)                                        $59,106.39
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           STARTS THE DAY AFTER FINAL SYSTEM ACCEPTANCE
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</TABLE>

<PAGE>

EXHIBIT B - DBI CONTRACT OVERVIEW                                 JULY 6, 1999

                          DBI CONTRACT OVERVIEW

     This proposal is in response to a request by the Identification Unit of
     the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Exhibit F. It addresses and
     provides solutions for many needs. Overall, it is a complete turn-key
     solution that has been designed to eliminate these needs. The proposal
     has no hidden costs and leaves many options.

     Because of the many requirements that must be satisfied, this section is
     broken into several phases in addition to providing system interfaces.
     These phases flow in logical order and associated costs are paralleled
     in the Cost Proposal.

     PROJECT OVERVIEW

     The heart of this project is a central mugshot server that must power
     investigative clients throughout the County and the State. The server is
     fully scaleable and capable of processing and distributing information
     to a large number of client sources. The software that will drive this
     solution is ImageWare's Crime Capture System (CCS). CCS runs on the
     Windows NT 4.0 platform and will utilize Oracle 8.0 database software
     as required by the County. CCS will either feed or be queried by a
     minimum of five different subsystems including: CCHRS, LARCIS, CAL-PHOTO
     ID, CAL-GANG, and via secure Intra-net. The system proposed is a
     complete turn-key solution that meets current needs and provides many
     options for the future. The entire system is fully Year 2000 compliant
     and meets all State and Federal ANSI/NIST standards.

     The system components will connect to the existing network directly,
     with each agency or the county being responsible to provide LAN
     connections for the new equipment. The operating system for the central
     server will be Microsoft Windows NT 4.0. The protocol will be TCP/IP.
     All connections to either the network or additional devices will be
     industry standard connections.

     Data archive and backup shall be accomplished on-line.

     System security will make use of both operating system permissions as
     well as database software security. This will allow access to certain
     functions and data to be controlled by the system administrator. These
     privileges and permissions will be given and controlled by user login.
     There will be an administrative function available only to the system
     administrator, where these permissions and privileges are maintained.

     PHASE I

     In the initial phase, ImageWare will install an IBM Netfinity 7000 M10
     mug server that will eventually act in place of the current mugshot
     server in Los Angeles County. IWS will convert the existing images and
     data (approx. 250,000) and populate the current version of CCS, which
     runs on Windows NT 4.0 and Sybase 6.0 database software. The purpose for
     installing and converting the existing images on Sybase before CCS is
     ported to Oracle is to satisfy the immediate needs for the County.
     Examples would be creating

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     photo line-ups or searching, viewing and printing mugshots. In addition
     to converting the existing database, we will also de-duplicate it.
     Because of certain limitations to the existing photo database software,
     there are duplicate records and photos of a good percentage of the
     entire database. A de-duplication procedure that is agreed upon by both
     IWS and the County will eliminate the unwanted photos and, or records.

     While the conversion is taking place, IWS will complete the interface
     with the DBI store and forward. The CCS server will identify, read and
     export standard NIST type 1, 2 and Type 10 data packages from the
     existing DBI store and forward server. Completion of this interface will
     effectively replace the existing DBI Photo RAID. The existing images
     will have been converted and all new records will be delivered directly
     from the DBI Tenprinters to the CCS database.

     Once the NIST packages populate the CCS database, the records and photos
     can be searched by CCS Investigative software. This software will be
     responsible for satisfying the County's immediate investigative needs.
     Phase I includes 20 copies of CCS Investigative software and 20 copies
     of Suspect ID composite software.

     Face ID-Registered Trademark- facial recognition server software is also
     being offered with this proposal, at no charge! We are offering to
     convert the existing images into Face ID as well as provide software
     that enrolls all new captured images into Face ID. Basically, all images
     that populate the CCS database will also be enrolled into Face ID.

     At no cost to the County, IWS will install Face ID server software and
     convert all existing images to Face ID. All new images will be
     automatically enrolled in Face ID and IWS will provide 4 copies of Face
     ID client software. Upon approval from LA County and DOJ, IWS will
     enroll Megan's Law images into a separate Face ID database at no charge.
     IWS may provide updates of Face ID database charging a fee to be agreed
     with LASD and will discuss the possibility of creating a customized
     product to import future versions of Megan's Law images. All Face ID
     client sites will then have facial recognition capabilities against the
     Megan's Law database.

     Several other LA County law enforcement agencies have shown interest in
     purchasing Face ID client software as well. There is an issue as to how
     will these Face ID clients effect the load on the CCS server. Will it
     slow it down? The answer is no! We are going to isolate just one of the
     four processors in the Netfinity server for Face ID crunching. When the
     extracted facial data from the suspect mugshots is being searched by a
     Face ID client, only one server processor will be used. The remaining
     three processors are more than enough to handle all the queries and
     changes to the CCS database.

     When the Face ID clients grow too large in number or when the database
     gets too large for one processor to sort in a desirable amount of time,
     then ImageWare will require new Face ID client customers to add 'swarm'
     machines to the server solution 'Swarm' machines are basically PC boxes
     that contain at least one standard Pentium II or greater processor and a
     certain amount of RAM. They are then configured to process data being

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       searched by Face ID clients. "Swarm" machines distribute the Face ID
       processing workload. The more "swarm" machines added to the system,
       the more the workload is distributed. Search times will go down as
       clients and "swarms" are added.


       SERVER SPECIFICATIONS
       The proposed server is an IBM Netfinity 7000 M10 Server. The image
       server will be running Windows NT 4.0 that provides a second level of
       system security and stability. Initially, the server will be running
       the current Sybase version of CCS. Phase 2 converts this database to
       Oracle.


       The database is all open architecture, ODBC compliant, allowing for
       ease of data sharing with other ODBC compliant systems. The server is
       capable of storing the mug photo's and text data in Los Angeles County
       booking system for a minimum of five years.

       The server is a high performance 400 MHz Quad XEON Processor system.
       It has RAID V hot swap drive array and Mirrored OS. It is sized with
       today's performance and tomorrow's growth in mind. Installing a RAID V
       system provides a very high fault tolerant data storage system while
       not degrading performance and allows the storage of business-critical
       data with confidence.

       A UPS will protect the system from power fluctuations and momentary
       outages. The system will have a redundant power supply. The server
       will be equipped with a modem and remote diagnostic software, allowing
       for quicker response and problem resolution. The system also includes
       a DLT tape drive for back-ups and a CD ROM Drive. The server will
       utilize the existing network which utilizes the TCP/IP protocol.


       SOFTWARE CAPABILITIES

       The CCS central server software includes several administrative
       functions, including the setup and maintenance of all drop down menus
       and pick lists, the archive function, and the assignment of names and
       passwords. The 4 User Defined fields are also edited from here.

       IBM Netfinity Management software will be used to remotely monitor and
       maintain the CCS server.

       Client Investigative application will not be installed on server.

       CCS INVESTIGATIVE SOFTWARE
       CCS Investigative workstation software includes the client software
       necessary to search the database based on demographic information,
       create photo line-ups, view photo mug books, and print. Any printer
       that includes a Windows NT driver may be utilized. The software can
       connect with and make use of peripherals with TWAIN drivers (such as


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EXHIBIT B - DBI CONTRACT OVERVIEW                                 JULY 6, 1999


       scanners), and have the ability to import images from files that are
       .JPG or .BMP and add to existing records. The client software also
       allows for the export of images in either .JPG or .BMP files. All of
       these functions can be authorized or not authorized based on User ID
       authorization.

       Searches may be accomplished using NCIC standard demographic codes,
       from user maintained tables.

       The software will create photo line-ups with a specified amount of
       images. The Crime Capture System will retrieve and display the images
       of all subjects with characteristics that match, or substantially
       match, those of the line-up subject. The user will be able to select
       or reject from the images retrieved up to twenty, that together with
       the subject's constitute the line-up. The line-up will be random
       ordered, and may be saved for future retrieval. These photo line-ups
       are also printable.

       Portions of an image may be "roped" for enlargement for viewing
       purposes.

       The print function is available for any image with its associated
       demographic data.

       The search function includes very flexible ad hoc inquiries, including
       many Boolean logic functions, including AND, OR, GREATER THAN, LESS
       THAN, EQUAL TO, etc.

       Each agency will be able to search the database and obtain information
       about the total number of bookings by date, by officer ID, by charge
       code, etc.

       Any text fields entered into a booking record will be searchable,
       including any comment fields.

       Fields describing SMT data will be searchable.

       Images of SMT are printable, either color or black and white.

       The search software will process hyphenated and/or multiple last,
       first, and middle names correctly.

       The search software will use "soundex" to find similar named
       individuals.

       Investigative workstations will have the ability to scan photos into
       the system, import them, and link them with booking records. For
       example, crime scene photos can be imported into booking records, as
       well as weapons photos, vehicle photos, residence photos, year book
       photos, etc. This function may be turned off by the system
       administrator.

       FACE ID
       Face ID is a state-of-the-art facial recognition and retrieval program
       that helps officers positively identify both unknown suspects and
       criminals with multiple aliases. Suspect


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EXHIBIT B - DBI CONTRACT OVERVIEW                                 JULY 6, 1999

      images that have been captured on a surveillance video, suspect
      composite or photograph can be searched against any digital database of
      faces. The search returns a group of images whose facial
      characteristics closely resemble that of the search photograph. This
      feature can also be used at the time of booking to immediately identify
      criminals with multiple aliases. Face ID saves the officer tremendous
      amounts of time when scanning through large databases. The ability to
      key in text data description in addition to the facial search makes
      searching large databases possible.

      Suspect ID/Registered Trademark/

           Suspect ID is the composite module of the C.R.I.M.E.S. software
      family. Using an online cognitive interview process, officers,
      witnesses and victims can accurately create full-color, photo-realistic
      suspect composites within minutes. The digital composites are
      constructed from catalogs of facial features. The catalogs are
      comprised of actual photographs, not hand-drawn sketches, so composites
      from Suspect ID look like people, not like pencil sketches. Suspect ID
      can interface directly with Face ID. Upon completion, a composite can
      be immediately searched against the Face ID database. This search
      returns a number of suspect photos from within the LA booking database.

      The Suspect ID module was designed specifically for use by law
      enforcement agencies. Even officers with little or no computer
      knowledge or artistic talent can complete a suspect composite simply by
      pointing and clicking with a mouse. Suspect ID is a standard PC-based
      software application that can be installed on a laptop computer and
      taken into the field, allowing officers to conduct interviews before
      the witnesses' and victims' memories fade. For rapid identification,
      officers can distribute completed composites within minutes via radio,
      fax or e-mail.

      PHASE 2

      Phase 2 will convert the installed Sybase version of CCS to the latest
      version of Oracle. Once in Oracle, the remaining interfaces shall be
      accomplished. ImageWare has made the decision to fast forward our
      Oracle solution in order to meet the requirements set forth by Los
      Angeles County. LA County is currently an Oracle house and it is
      logical that their requirements include an Oracle database.

      ImageWare does not intend to charge Los Angeles County with any costs
      associated with our development of the Oracle platform. Converting the
      installed system from Sybase to Oracle does, however, have costs
      associated. ImageWare engineers will design the new system so that the
      conversion process creates very little down time.

      The GUI interface throughout the network will not change and no
      additional training of users will be required. Face ID will also be
      converted to Oracle.


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      PHASE 3 (NOT ACCEPTED BY LASO)

      The last phase is a simple, but large expansion of the investigative
      product. ImageWare will provide CCS Investigative software and Suspect
      ID to an additional 60 sites throughout the county. With all phases
      complete, Los Angeles County will have the ability to view and print
      records and lineups of every person booked in Los Angeles County within
      the DBI Tenprinter network.


      INTERFACES

      CCHRS & LARCIS
      ImageWare offers a single integration technique for both the CCHRS
      system and the LARCIS system. We are able to offer this due to the
      fact that all systems will be running a single common RDBMS, Oracle
      8.0. This will be accomplished by enabling a login to CCS and allowing
      access to a mutually agreed upon set of tables and stored procedures.
      (Open Architecture) This access will allow CCHRS or LARCIS to query our
      database and retrieve the directory reference to the photo stored on
      disk for a particular individual. All the particular parameters and
      query result capabilities will be agreed upon during final design
      discussions with the system architects of CCHRS, LARCIS CAL GANG and
      CAL PHOTO.

      It will be the responsibility of each of the integrated systems to
      properly read the photo from the CCS server, decompress the JPEG, and
      display the photo on the screen to the user. The CCS server data will
      be kept in sync with AJIS by the NIST data feed from the DBI store and
      forward integration. Any duplicate records from DBI will be
      synchronized with existing records causing an update to existing
      records not duplication of data. All records will be tied together
      between the systems with a common unique identifier such as a record
      number and each person will be given a unique identifier, such as a
      state ID number. These will be used to identify a unique record for an
      individual between all integrated systems as well as identify a
      person's record history.

      The interface will basically allow both the CCHRS and LARCIS
      sub-systems to display a photograph of the subject by selecting a
      defined number of data tables.

      CAL-PHOTO ID & CAL-GANG
      ImageWare offers a single solution for both of these interfaces as
      well, only duplicated for each. When a record is completed within CCS,
      the server will export a flat text file or a NIST package to the local
      CAL-ID or CAL-GANG Web Server. This flat file will contain demographic
      text data as well as the photo's location or URL. Once the State
      parses this information into its main query engine, the images will be
      searchable via the CAL-ID or CAL-GANG intra-net.

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      IWS will discuss with the State, the type and size of the server needed
      to accomplish the requirements for Cal-Photo ID. When the time comes,
      we would be pleased to provide a quote for that server and the
      maintenance thereof. The cost for feeding the server is outlined in the
      Cost Proposal. ImageWare will work with the State to isolate a means
      for maintaining the Cal-Photo ID software.

      WEB INVESTIGATIVE INTERFACE
      ImageWare is offering a site license to be used within the Los Angeles
      County and Orange County intra-net for a product that is currently
      under development. The site license will enable the EDMS database to be
      searched by a standard web browser within the local network. The basic
      concept of this product is to provide a Web Interface that enables
      standard web browser search engines to query the Mugshot database
      through a limited amount of text fields and descriptors. The fields
      that are to be searched have yet to be defined, however, it is expected
      that 5-7 fields will be appropriate. 6-pack lineups will also be a
      feature.

      IWS is willing to discuss the development of an additional Web Product
      capable of retrieving a single photo based on name and booking number
      queries.

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                        EXHIBIT C - LASD EDMS WORKPLAN         July 6, 1999

<TABLE>
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                      Contract Award   Month 1  Month 2  Month 3  Month 4  Month 5  Month 6  Month 7  Month 8   Month 9
<S>                   <C>              <C>      <C>      <C>      <C>      <C>      <C>      <C>      <C>       <C>
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PHASE 1                     X          *************************
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PHASE 2                     X                                                       *******
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Required Interfaces                                                                         ***************************
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<PAGE>

EXHIBIT D - SCOPE OF WORK                                         JULY 6, 1999

       LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT ELECTRONIC DIGITAL MUSHOT
       SYSTEM

                                  SCOPE OF WORK

       This document identifies the product to be delivered and specifies
       work to be performed by the Contractor during the implementation of
       ImageWare's Crime Capture System and related development as well as
       outlines those tasks which are the responsibility of Los Angeles
       County Sheriff's Department.

       PROJECT OVERVIEW
       The heart of this project is a central mugshot server that must power
       investigative clients throughout the County and the State. The server
       is fully scaleable and capable of processing and distributing
       information to a large number of client sources. The software that
       will drive this solution is ImageWare's Crime Capture System (CCS).
       CCS runs on the Windows NT 4.0 platform and will utilize Oracle 8.0
       databases software as required by the County. CCS will either feed or
       be queried by a minimum of five different sub-systems including:
       CCHRS, LARCIS, CAL-PHOTO ID, CAL-GANG, and via secure Intra-net. The
       system proposed is a complete turn-key solution that meets current
       needs and provides many options for the future. The entire system is
       fully Year 2000 compliant and meets all State and Federal ANSI/NIST
       standards.

       The system components will connect to the existing network directly,
       with each agency or the county being responsible to provide LAN
       connections for the new equipment. The operating system for the
       central server will be Microsoft Windows NT 4.0. The protocol will be
       TCP/IP. All connections to either the network or additional devices
       will be industry standard connections.

       Data archive and backup shall be accomplished on-line.

       System security will make use of both operating system permissions as
       well as database software security. This will allow access to certain
       functions and data to be controlled by the system administrator. These
       privileges and permissions will be given and controlled by user login.
       There will be an administrative function available only to the system
       administrator, where these permissions and privileges are maintained.

       1. WORK TO BE COMPLETED BY IMAGEWARE

       PHASE I: Completion within 90 days from contract signing.

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EXHIBIT D - SCOPE OF WORK                                          JULY 6, 1999

         - System Acceptance Test Plan
         - CCS Server configuration and installation
         - Interconnect with existing DBI store & forward
         - Conversion of existing images and data into CCS and Face ID
         - De-duplication of existing database
         - Installation of investigative software (includes Face ID)
         - Training

       PHASE II: Completion within 6 months from contract signing.
         - Port installed CCS system from Sybase to Oracle

       DEVELOPMENT OF REQUIRED INTERFACES: Completion within 9 months from
       contract signing
         - Development of CCHRS
         - Development of LARCIS
         - Development of Cal-Photo ID
         - Development of Cal-GANG
         - Installation of WEB enabled CCS
         - Training

       Priority to be determined by LASD project manager

       II. HARDWARE/SOFTWARE

       1. ImageWare will provide the hardware listed in the IWS proposal to
          DBI:
          - Server, Netfinity 7000

       2. ImageWare will provide 20 copies of the following software:
          - CCS Investigative
          - Suspect ID (Composite)
          - Vehicle ID
          - Crime Lab

       5. ImageWare will provide 4 copies of Face ID Client software

       III. INTEGRATION AND TEST

       ImageWare will configure, integrate, install and test all hardware and
       software prior to System Acceptance Test.

       IV. DATA CONVERSION

       All data and images in the current DBI system will be converted and
       transferred to the EDMS. After conversion, IWS will (with cooperation
       from LASD) eliminate duplicate photos and records.

       V. PLATFORM CONVERSION

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       ImageWare will convert the EDMS to the Oracle platform as outlined in
       IWS proposal to DBI, Exhibit F.

       VI. INTERCONNECTS

       ImageWare is responsible for porting over to CCS any current
       interconnects with the DBI store & forward. In addition, ImageWare
       will develop interconnects with CCHRS, LARCIS, Cal-GANG and Cal-Photo
       ID.

       VII. WEB PRODUCT

       ImageWare will test and install the CCS Web interface

       VIII. TRAINING

       ImageWare will provide training as outlined in IWS proposal to LASO,
       Exhibit F.

       IX. DOCUMENTATION

       ImageWare will provide one manual per capture and per investigative
       station. LASD (and police employees at LIT sites) are authorized to
       make copies for training purposes.

       X. TASKS FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE

       1. Network connections

       2. Sites must be clean and ready for installation

       3. Phone lines for remote access of system management of server.

       4. Personnel available for technical questions

       5. Facilitate specifications on interconnects

       6. Facilitate technical cooperation from DBI and Sierra systems for
          conversion purposes

       7. Facilitate technical expertise from DBI and NIST interconnect to
          store & forward

       8. Proper electrical availability

       9. Space and tables for computers and printers

      10. IP addresses

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<PAGE>

                           PROPOSAL TO DIGITAL BIOMETRICS, INC.
                       FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
                                      MARCH 22, 1999

                                     PROPOSAL CONTENT

PART I

Original Proposal submitted to Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department on
March 9, 1999. A turn-key solution to satisfy the needs of Los Angeles County
and DBI.

PART II

Answers to questions about original proposal, posed by Sgt. Paul Alexander in
an e-mail dated 3/19/99.

PART II

Point by point answers to statement of work questions written by Sgt. Paul
Alexander. Any question that have been previously answered will be responded
to with the corresponding page # of the original proposal.

PART IV

Changes to Original Proposal. This includes additional software and
capabilities as well as clarification of a few issues on original proposal.

PART V

Updated Cost Proposal Exhibit A.

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                                 TABLE OF CONTENTS

COMPANY PROFILE & QUALIFICATIONS __________________________________________  3

   ImageWare History ______________________________________________________  4

   Products _______________________________________________________________  5

      SUSPECT ID -Registered Trademark - __________________________________  5

      CRIME LAB -Registered Trademark- ____________________________________  5

      VEHICLE ID -TM- _____________________________________________________  6

      PACE ID -TM- ________________________________________________________  6

      CRIME CAPTURE SYSTEM -TM-__ _________________________________________  6

   Milestones _____________________________________________________________  7

   Notable Customers ______________________________________________________  7


PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS __________________________________________________  8

   ImageWare Executives ___________________________________________________  8

   Key Project Staff ______________________________________________________  9


OVERVIEW / PROJECT APPROACH _______________________________________________ 16

   Project Overview _______________________________________________________ 16

Phase 1 ___________________________________________________________________ 17

      SERVER SPECIFICATIONS _______________________________________________ 18

      SOFTWARE CAPABILITIES _______________________________________________ 19

      CCS INVESTIGATIVE SOFTWARE __________________________________________ 20

      FACE ID _____________________________________________________________ 21

      SUSPECT ID -Registered Trademark - __________________________________ 21

PHASE 2 ___________________________________________________________________ 21

PHASE 3 ___________________________________________________________________ 22

INTERFACES ________________________________________________________________ 22

      CCHRS & LARCIS ______________________________________________________ 22

      CAL-PHOTO ID & CAL-GANG _____________________________________________ 23

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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT           03/22/99
PROPOSAL                    PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

      WEB INVESTIGATIVE INTERFACE _________________________________________ 23

Implementation Schedule ___________________________________________________ 24

   Approach in Project ____________________________________________________ 24

REFERENCES ________________________________________________________________ 27

      ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY _________________________________ 27

      LOS ANGELES COUNTY CITY OF LAKEWOOD _________________________________ 32

      NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT _____________________________________ 35

      HENEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE (MINNEAPOLIS) _______________________ 35

      PIERCE COUNTY WA ____________________________________________________ 35

   Reference Contacts _____________________________________________________ 36

   Other C.R.I.M.E.S. References __________________________________________ 37

   FINANCIAL STATEMENT ____________________________________________________ 38


EXHIBIT A - COST PROPOSAL _________________________________________________ 39

EXHIBIT B - MAINTENANCE & WARRANTIES ______________________________________ 46

   Product and Customer Support ___________________________________________ 49

   Hardware Warranties ____________________________________________________ 49

   Hardware Maintenance ___________________________________________________ 49

   Software Warranties ____________________________________________________ 50

   Source Code ____________________________________________________________ 50

   Software On-Going Maintenance and Support ______________________________ 50


EXHIBIT C - TRAINING ______________________________________________________ 52

   CRIME CAPTURE SYSTEM TRAINING OUTLINE __________________________________ 52


IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE INC.                 2                PHONE 619-673-8600
10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                      FAX  619-673-1770
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CONFIDENTIAL          LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                      PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEMS

COMPANY PROFILE & QUALIFICATIONS
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ImageWare Software, Inc., a San Diego, California based company is a leader
and innovator in the emerging technology of PC-based digital imaging, with
its primary focus on law enforcement software. Our corporate offices are at
the following address. This same address is also used for sales, technical
services and billing.

    ImageWare Software, Inc.
    10883 Thornmint Road
    San Diego, CA 92127

    Phone: 619-673-8600; 800-842-4199
    FAX:   619-673-1770

ImageWare has, through its efforts, gained respect within the Law Enforcement
arena and is quickly being recognized as a leader in the handling of large
mugshot databases as well as the powerful investigative software that runs
them. We were recently awarded a contract by the State of Arizona and the
system is meeting all of its expectations. The Arizona Department of Public
Safety enjoys a powerful network of photo and data information, with
extremely limited down time. It seamlessly interfaces with several disparate
systems and provides a smooth and synchronized data flow throughout. Very
recently, in partnership with NEC and PRC/Litton, IWS was awarded the digital
imaging contract for Las Vegas Metro PD.

One year ago ImageWare acquired XImage Corporation, a San Jose, California
based company also specializing in law enforcement software. XImage
Corporation is a company strong in the installation and management of very
large booking installations. The company has developed its products  using
Sun SPARC servers and workstations on a UNIX operating system. Its flagship
installation is New York City Police Department as well as Henepin County MN
(Minneapolis), Indianapolis PD and Portland Police Bureau. The NYC system
spans 76 precincts in 5 boroughs, including 100 capture stations and
redundant central servers. XImage/ImageWare had a large customer support
staff with 24 hours a day, 7 days a week availability.

ImageWare and XImage combined to form a company that is strong, technically
proficient, and leading the way in the development of tools for the law
enforcement industry. The skills of one company compliment those of the
other. The strengths and experience of XImage will enable the new company to
bypass many pitfalls, during the introduction of new Windows based products
under the expertise of ImageWare.

On March 18, 1999, ImageWare will receive financial backing in the form of a
$10,000,000 funding from an international group of investors led by JP
Morgan. This backing combined with our large maintained customer base and
success in the placement of large mugshot databases ensures the highest
quality products and services for many years to come.


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX: 619-673-1770
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CONFIDENTIAL          LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                      PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEMS

CCS runs on the Microsoft Windows operating system, specifically Windows 95,
98 and Windows NT 4.0. We configure systems using all IBM components,
ensuring our customers of state-of-the-art architecture, durability,
reliability. By teaming with IBM as a business partner, ImageWare can and
does offer the highest quality PC products, systems software and customer
service available. PC platforms being used include multiple Pentium Pro
processing servers, redundant servers, Xeon processors and Pentium II capture
and investigative workstations. In many cases, current hardware can be
utilized and hardware may be purchased off existing County contracts.

Support is handled on a 24/7 basis with our support offices being in San
Diego. There is a one hour call back response time and on-site response times
can be negotiated. In some cases, on-site personnel can be hired. Servers and
workstation software can be maintained remotely using sophisticated IBM
Netfinity Management software. If a server goes down, it does not effect the
capture workstations. All capture stations have the ability to store data and
images locally until the server is back  on-line.

IWS core products are Crime Capture System (CCS), and Face ID-Registered
Trademark- (FID). CCS is a powerful flexible and easy to use digital booking,
identification and retrieval system. Face ID-Registered Trademark- is a
state-of-the-art facial recognition and retrieval program that is re-defining
what a mugshot database is capable of. Face ID-Registered Trademark-
integrates with both ImageWare's and XImage's bookings systems, giving the
company a very distinct, and unique product line.

IMAGEWARE HISTORY

Incorporated in 1987, ImageWare initially focused on the entertainment
industry.The company's patented imaging technology was first used in photo
imaging kiosks at theme parks and tourist attractions  in the U.S., Canada,
Mexico, Japan and the United Kingdom. The kiosks produced People
Postcards!-Registered Trademark- by superimposing customers' images onto
amusing or picturesque backgrounds.

At the 1992 COMDEX Show, ImageWare introduced its first retail product,
ImageWizard. At the show, the revolutionary image manipulation and processing
program was nominated one of the "Best New Software Programs" of the year.
ImageWizard was the first application to incorporate multiple image objects
for fast and easy image enhancement and editing. In early 1994, ImageWare
released a companion program to ImageWizard called MorphWizard-Registered
Trademark-. A powerful morphing application, MorphWizard allows users to
manipulate and force transformation between multiple images. Both ImageWizard
and MorphWizard sold domestically and in Japan through Canon Sales Co.

Concurrent with the release of MorphWizard ImageWare shifted its focus from
the entertainment and retail markets to the institutional enforcement arena.
The C.R.M.E.S.


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PROPOSAL                         PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

(Crime Reduction, Image Management and Enhancement System), software suite
was unveiled in October 1994.

Since 1994, ImageWare has placed software in over 650 law enforcement
agencies around the country and internationally. Currently, there are over
100 departments using XImage or ImageWare mug photo systems, with more coming
on-line every day.

PRODUCTS

     C.R.I.M.E.S. is a modular family of affordable, easy-to-use software
applications that aid law enforcement with the criminal investigative
process. Currently there are five Windows-TM- based C.R.I.M.E.S. modules;
Suspect ID, Crime Lab, Vehicle ID, Face ID and the Crime Capture System. The
multiple module system is fully integrated so information entered into one
module is reflected in all others, thus eliminating the time and expense
required to interface programs designed by different software companies.

SUSPECT ID-Registered Trademark-

     Suspect ID is the composite module of the C.R.I.M.E.S. software family.
Using an online cognitive interview process, officers, witnesses and victims
can accurately create full-color, photo-realistic suspect composites within
minutes. The digital composites are constructed from catalog of facial
features. The catalogs are comprised of actual photographs, not hand-drawn
sketches, so composites from Suspect ID look like people, not like pencil
sketches. Suspect ID can interface directly with Face ID. Upon completion, a
composite can be immediately searched against the Face ID database. This
search returns a number of suspect photos from within the LA booking database.

     The Suspect ID module was designed specifically for use by law
enforcement agencies. Even officers with little or no computer knowledge or
artistic talent can complete a suspect composite simply by pointing and
clicking with a mouse. Suspect ID is a standard PC-based software application
that can be installed on a laptop computer and taken into the field, allowing
officers to conduct interviews before the witnesses' and victims' memories
fade. For rapid identification, officers can distribute completed composites
within minutes via radio, fax or e-mail.

CRIME LAB-Registered Trademark-

     The second module of the C.R.I.M.E.S. family, Crime Lab, is a
sophisticated image enhancement and editing program used to fulfill a host of
investigative imaging needs such as updating old photos, creating
non-prejudicial line-ups, removing distracting backgrounds and enhancing
surveillance videos. Crime Lab interfaces with each of the modules to provide
enhanced capability to each.


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                          FAX   619-673-1770
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CONFIDENTIAL           LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                         PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

VEHICLE ID-TM-

     Vehicle ID is a revolutionary photo-based software program that helps
officers quickly identify and disseminate vehicle information for the purpose
of locating a stolen car or a vehicle involved in a crime. Vehicle ID's
comprehensive database of over 1,000 vehicles can be searched by features,
description, or VIN (Vehicle Identification Number). To ensure a more
accurate identification, vehicles matching the query description can be
viewed from front, rear, side or three quarter angles. The program also
includes a custom paint shop for depicting the exact color of the vehicle. A
color copy of the suspect vehicle can then be produced and immediately
broadcast, printed or faxed to officers in the field to quickly apprehend
suspected criminals.

     Information from NICB's (National Insurance Crime Bureau) VINassist-TM-
program has been incorporated into Vehicle ID, enabling officers to obtain
images of vehicles based on VIN translation codes. This feature helps
officers identify stolen vehicles in cases of switched VINs.

FACE ID-TM-

     Face ID is a state-of-the-art facial recognition and retrieval program
that helps officers positively identify both unknown suspects and criminals
with multiple aliases. Suspect images that have been captured on a
surveillance video, suspect composite or photograph can be searched against
any digital database of faces. This search returns a group of images whose
facial characteristics closely resemble that of the search photograph. This
feature can also be used at the time of booking to immediately identify
criminals with multiple aliases. Face ID saves the officer tremendous amounts
of time when scanning through large databases. This ability to key in text
data descriptors in addition to the facial search make searching large
databases possible.

CRIME CAPTURE SYSTEM-TM-

     Crime Capture System is a flexible, easy-to-use, and affordable digital
imaging solution for automated capture, storage and retrieval of booking
images and related information. The Crime Capture System utilizes
off-the-shelf hardware that complies with open industry standards and easily
integrates with an agency's records or AFIS system (Automated Fingerprint
Identification System). Utilizing client/server architecture, the Crime
Capture System can operate on an array of systems ranging from a stand alone
PC to a wide area network.

San Diego based ImageWare Software, Inc. is privately held.


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                          FAX   619-673-1770
SAN DIEGO, CA 92127

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CONFIDENTIAL           LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                         PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

MILESTONES

There are currently:

     -    over 4 million arrestees that have booked using ImageWare systems
          throughout North America
     -    over 5 million images stored on ImageWare systems worldwide
     -    over 150,000 lineups that have been created on ImageWare systems
     -    over 100,000 people booked in the first 4 months of operation using
          the New York City PD ImageWare system
     -    over 1 million images stored in the state of Florida on ImageWare
          systems
     -    over 800,000 images stored in the state of Washington on ImageWare
          systems &
     -    over 434,000 bookings stored on the Orange County, Florida
          ImageWare system

NOTABLE CUSTOMERS

-    Las Vegas Metro PD (Awarded)         -    Dakota County
-    Indianapolis PD                      -    Orange County
-    King County (Seattle)                -    Clackamas County
-    Multnomah County (Portland)          -    Marion County
-    Sonoma County                        -    Yolo County


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                          FAX   619-673-1770
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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS
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IMAGEWARE EXECUTIVES

S. JAMES MILLER, JR. CHAIRMAN & CEO

     Mr. Miller came to ImageWare in 1990 after 11 years at Oak Industries,
Inc. Most recently a Senior Vice President for the publicly traded company,
Mr. Miller also served as Chief Legal Officer, Chief Administrative Officer
and President of the company's Far East manufacturing subsidiaries. At Oak
Industries, Mr. Miller's responsibilities included business acquisitions,
divestitures and financing. He also headed the negotiation of technology
licensing arrangements. Mr. Miller holds a J.D. in Law (WITH HONORS) from the
University of San Diego School of Law, and a B.A. in History and Economics
(SUMMA CUM LAUDE) from the University of California at San Diego.

WAYNE G. WETHERELL, VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE & CFO

     Prior to becoming ImageWare's Vice President of Finance and CFO, Mr.
Wetherell served in a similar capacity at Bilstein Corporation of America (a
subsidiary of the Krupp Group) for nearly five years. Before joining
Bilstein, he spent 10 years with Oak Industries, Inc., where he served in
various capacities, including Director of Finance and Director of Financial
Planning and Analysis. His responsibilities included management reporting,
financial and strategic planning, and business development. Mr. Wetherell
holds a M.S. in Finance and a B.S. in Management from San Diego State
University.

PAUL J. DEVERMANN, VICE PRESIDENT OF SALES & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

     Prior to joining ImageWare in 1996, Mr. Devermann was the Managing
Director and Founding Partner of InTra-International Trade & Transactions, an
international consulting and trading company specializing in facilitating
business transactions between the U.S. and Japan. Prior to that, Mr.
Devermann held the position of Senior Vice President of the San Diego
Economic Development Corporation where he was responsible for marketing and
development from 1985 to 1990. Mr. Devermann spent the previous ten years
with Oak Communications in various capacities of sales, sales management,
marketing and business development positions. He holds a B.S. in Marketing
from Northern Illinois University and a M.B.A. from the University of Puget
Sound.


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX 619-673-1770
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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

KEY PROJECT STAFF

Project Coordinator: ERIK CARLGREN

Telephone Number: (619) 673-8600

FAX Number: (619) 673-1770

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Name                            Years With           Project Role
                                 Company
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<S>                             <C>                  <C>
JOHN CANEPA                         6                Software Developer

RENEE GUTIERREZ                     4                Documentation & Testing

TRACY TOETTCHER                     6                Training Manager

BILL IBBERSON                       6                Director of R&D
</TABLE>

Other staff, including Oracle experts, will be identified after contract
award.


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX 619-673-1770
SAN DIEGO, CA 92127

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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

WILLIAM J. IBBETSON
3520 Mission Mesa Way
San Diego, CA 92120
(619) 582-0830

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<CAPTION>
Employment          IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC., SAN DIEGO, CA
Experience          MARCH 1992 TO PRESENT
<S>                 <C>

                    Chief Technical Officer
                    - Responsible for all technical aspects of the company.
                    - Direct technical solutions and industry positioning of
                      products.

                    Manager, Research and Development
                    - Manage software development team.
                    - Design software applications and utilities.
                    - Conduct new product feasibility studies.
                    - Analyse product/project costs and schedules.

                    Photo Imaging Specialist
                    - Develop patented imaging technology.
                    - Design digital image algorithms.
                    - Integrate imaging technologies into software
                      applications.

                    INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT, SAN DIEGO, CA
                    JUNE 1987 TO PRESENT

                    Admit 1 Technologies
                    - Designed and developed graphic based screensaver.
                    - Created animation and imaging for screensaver.

                    RESOURCE SUPPLY, INC.
                    - Designed accounts payable/receivable database
                      applications.
                    - Created an Inventory Control System.

Publications        - WROX PRESS - TECHNICAL EDITOR
                      Beginners Guide to Visual C++, January 1996
                    - VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING JOURNAL - CO-AUTHOR
                      Animation Techniques in VB, February 1996
</TABLE>


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX 619-673-1770
SAN DIEGO, CA 92127

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PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

<TABLE>

<S>                 <C>
Patents             - METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF
                      AN IMAGE FROM A PHOTO KIOSK - INVENTOR
                      Patent Pending
                    - IMAGEWAREGS PATENT PORTFOLIO - TECHNICAL LIAISON
                      U.S. Patent No. 5,345,313 - Image editing system
                      U.S. Patent No. 5,469,536 - Color masking system
                      U.S. Patent No. 5,577,179 - Object layering
                      U.S. Patent No. 5,343,386 - Electronically produced
                      postcards

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Specialized         - C/C++ PROGRAMMING
Skills              - MICROSOFT FOUNDATION CLASSES (MFC)
                    - VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING
                    - RDBMS DESIGN, INTEGRATION AND MANAGEMENT
                    - DIGITAL PHOTO IMAGING MANIPULATION/ENHANCEMENT
                    - NOVELL/NT SERVER CONFIGURATION, CONNECTIVITY AND
                      ADMINISTRATION
                    - INTERNET/INTRANET APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT

Education           COLEMAN COLLEGE            COMPUTER ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY
                    GRADUATE 1992              1990-1992
                    Honors - Top 5% of class   Computer Hardware Specialist
                    Deans List - 3.947 GPA

Additional          - NETSCAPE DEVELOPERS CONFERENCE
Training            - MICROSOFT MFC DEVELOPERS CONFERENCE
                    - MICROSOFT INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA CONFERENCE
</TABLE>


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX 619-673-1770
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CONFIDENTIAL          LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                       PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

JOHN J. CANEPA

SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE

Five years experience in the imaging software industry. Senior developer for
windows based law enforcement applications. Designed user interface, database
search tools and data acquisition screens for digital booking and
investigative applications. Worked directly with the State of Arizona in
design, development and acceptance of the AZAFIS Mug Photo System.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

FEBRUARY 1993 TO PRESENT. SOFTWARE ENGINEER, IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.
Hired for quality assurance and software support. Moved into programming to
modify existing code for product updates. Experience using VB, C++, MFC,
ODBC, and SQL on Windows 3.1., Windows 95 and Windows NT. Developed data
acquisition applications for in house utilities. Designed algorithm to rotate
2D raster objects in 3D using OpenGL. Senior software engineer for the
development of the Crime Capture System (CCS). Experienced in developing user
interface, data entry and database query applications using ODBC and MFC.
Developed multithreaded Windows 95/NT law enforcement investigative
application for searching UNIX booking database.

OCTOBER 1991 TO NOVEMBER 1992. MARKETING MANAGER, DESIGN DRAFTING AND
ENGINEERING, INC.

Designed and maintained customer contract management software and database.
Managed direct marketing for the sales of CAD/CAM software.

EDUCATION

B.A. Applied Mathematics, University of California, San Diego, 1993.


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX 619-673-1770
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CONFIDENTIAL          LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                       PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

ERIK CARLGREN

NW SALES REPRESENTATIVE - PROJECT COORDINATOR

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE

Nine years experience in photo imaging, three of those in the law enforcement
industry. Technically oriented in sales and account management. Oversee all
phases of account development from identification of account and needs
assessment to contract negotiations.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

MAY 1996 TO PRESENT. SALES REP./PROJECT COORDINATOR, IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.

Hired originally as a sales representative for the Southeastern U.S..
Currently the representative for the Northwestern territories. Also handles
certain international accounts. Current responsibilities include systems
design, customer relations, sales and marketing. Responsible for accounts
from start to finish. Skilled in a multitude of Microsoft applications as
well as graphics programs and capabilities. Pays particular attention to
customers needs. Thoroughly trained in all ImageWare applications and
proficient with designs of disparaging systems and interfaces. Familiar with
state requirements and systems design.

OCTOBER 1992 TO APRIL 1996. TECHNICAL MANAGER, KING VISUAL TECHNOLOGY, INC.

Managed the digital photo department of fast paced professional photo lab.
Hired to build a digital imaging department and transition the company from a
traditional photo lab to a highly technical digital photo service. Required
to find a market, design, produce and print state-of-the-art digital photo
prints. Very fast paced and deadline oriented structure.

JUNE 1990 TO SEPTEMBER 1992. ACCOUNT MANAGER/DESIGNER, RYAN KING RENNINGER,
INC.

Responsible for managing all aspects of marketing of accounts. Familiar with
most design applications. Managed handling of project from design through
printed piece. Wrote and designed marketing campaigns for Hecht's Co.,
Washington Bullets and the U.S. Navy.

EDUCATION

B.A. Printing, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY 1990.


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX 619-673-1770
SAN DIEGO, CA 92127

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CONFIDENTIAL          LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                       PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

RENEE GUTIERREZ

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION DEVELOPER

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE
Ms. Gutierrez has 8 years of experience in the computer software industry.
She has 7 years of documentation and user interface design experience with
extensive recent experience in the usability of law enforcement software.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

MAY 1995 TO PRESENT. IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.
-    Create software user manuals, including research, writing, and design.
     Test software for usability and develop hypertext On-line Help.
     Coordinate with clients and R&D and Marketing departments to design
     print reports, user interface and icons for all law enforcement
     applications.
-    Responsible for all Webmaster duties, including design and creation of
     HTML pages, graphics, photo-imaging, and Web conferencing maintenance.

NOVEMBER 1994 TO PRESENT. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR
-    CASIO, INC. - Created software user manual and On-Line Help file for
     Windows interface to the Casio B.O.S.S.
-    ABACUS DATA SYSTEMS - Created software user manuals for Windows based
     legal/attorney software.
-    WINDOWS LINK, INC. - Created software user manual and On-Line Help file
     for Windows interface to Royal and Sharp handheld organizers.
-    PERSONAL RESOURCE SYSTEMS - Created software user manual and On-Line
     Help file for Windows Time Management software.
-    EAGLE INTERNATIONAL - Created software user manual and On-Line Help file
     for Windows PIM.
-    KINGSLEY MACHINE COMPANY - Created software user manual and On-Line Help
     file for Windows desktop publishing program. In addition created manual
     for foil stamping hardware.

NOVEMBER 1994 TO MAY 1995. STELLCOM TECHNOLOGIES
Independent Contractor. Works as a contract Technical Writer and Quality
Assurance Engineer.

-    EDITPRO CORPORATION - Created software user manual and On-Line Help
     file for Windows program editor.
-    INTUIT - Performed Quality Assurance testing on in-house Windows
     referral program. Wrote training documentation and trained staff in use
     of the Partners-TM- program.


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX 619-673-1770
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PROPOSAL                       PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

-    HORIZONS TECHNOLOGY, INC. - Created documentation for CD Rom Maps
     software and LAN auditing software.

JULY 1993 TO OCTOBER 1994. POLARIS SOFTWARE, INC.
-    Manager, Information Development. Created software user manuals,
     including research, writing and design. Tested software for usability
     and developed hypertext On-line Help. Coordinated with Usability,
     Development, and Marketing departments on design and implementation.

MARCH 1991 TO JULY 1993. MIDRANGE COMPUTING
-    Assistant Director Software Division. Coordinated all software sales,
     technical support, and marketing. Senior technical writer of software
     manuals. Administered technical support through diagnostics and
     troubleshooting. Trained and supervised technical support and sales
     staffs.
-    Assistant Manager, Business to Business Sales. Trained and supervised
     staff in sales of technical manuals, software, and trade journal.
     Coordinated trade shows and training seminars.

EDUCATION

B.A., English, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, 1985


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10883 THORNMINT ROAD                                           FAX 619-673-1770
SAN DIEGO, CA 92127

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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

OVERVIEW/PROJECT APPROACH

This proposal is in response to a request by the Identification Unit of the
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. It addresses and provides solutions
for many needs. Overall, it is a complete turn key solution that has been
designed to eliminate these needs. The proposal has no hidden costs and
leaves many options.

Because of the many requirements that must be satisfied, this section is
broken into several phases in addition to providing systems interfaces. These
phases flow in logical order and associated costs are paralleled in the Cost
Proposal (Exhibit A).

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The heart of this project is a central mugshot server that must power
investigative clients throughout the County and the State. The server is
fully scaleable and capable of processing and distributing information to a
large number of client sources. The software that will drive this solution is
Image Ware's Crime Capture System (CCS). CCS runs on the Windows NT 4.0
platform and will utilize Oracle 8.0 database software as required by the
County. CCS will either feed or be queried by a minimum of five different
sub-systems including: CCHRS LARCIS, CAL-PHOTO ID, CAL GANG, and via secure
Intra net. The system proposed is a complete turn-key solution that meets
current  needs and provides many options for the future. The entire system is
fully Year 2000 compliant and meets all State and Federal ANSI/NIST standards.

The system components will connect to the existing network directly, with
each agency or the county being responsible to provide LAN connections for
the new equipment. The operating system for the central server will be
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0. The protocol will be TCP/IP. All connections to
either the network or additional devices will be industry standard
connections.

Data archive and backup can be accomplished on-line.

System security will make use of both operating system permissions as well as
database software security. This will allow access to certain functions and
data to be controlled by the system administrator. These privileges and
permissions will be given and controlled by user login. There will be an
administrative function available only to the system administrator, where
these permissions and privileges are maintained.

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PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

Phase 1
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In the initial phase, ImageWare will install an IBM Netfinity 7000MG mug
server that will eventually act in place of the current mugshot server in Los
Angeles County. IWS will convert the existing images and data (approx.
250,000) and populate the current version of CCS which runs on Windows NT 4.0
and Sybase 6.0 database software. The purpose for installing and converting
the existing images on Sybase before CCS is ported to Oracle is to satisfy the
IMMEDIATE needs for the County. Examples would be creating photo line-ups or
searching viewing and printing mugshots. In addition to converting the
existing database, we will also de-duplicate it. Because of certain
limitations to the existing photo database software, there are duplicate
records and photos of a good percentage of the entire database. A
de-duplication procedure that is agreed upon by both IWS and the County will
eliminate unwanted photos and, or records.

While the conversion is taking place, IWS will complete the interface with
the DBI store and forward. The CCS server will identify and read standard
NIST type 1, 2 and Type 10 data packages from the existing DBI store and
forward server. Completion of this interface will effectively replace the
existing DBI Photo RAID. The existing images will have been converted and all
new records will be delivered directly from the DBI Telprinters to the CCS
database.

Once the NIST packages populate the CCS database, the records and photos can
be searched by CCS Investigative software. This software will be responsible
for satisfying the County's immediate investigative needs. Phase 1 includes
20 copies of CCS Investigative software and 20 copies of Suspect ID composite
software.

Face ID-Registered Trademark- facial recognition software is also being
offered with this proposal, at no charge! We are offering to convert the
existing images into Face ID as well as provide software that enrolls all new
captured images into Face ID. Basically, all images that populate the CCS
database will also be enrolled into Face ID.

No Face ID client software is being offered in this proposal. However, the
city of Lakewood, CA has already purchased Face ID client software and has
shown great interest in connecting their client with this proposed FACE ID
database. Currently, Lakewood is searching a very limited subset of the
current LA County database and has had great success. With 6 times the number
of images to search, Lakewood expects 6 times the success rate.

Several other LA County law enforcement agencies have shown interest in
purchasing Face ID client software as well. There is an issue as to how will
these Face ID clients effect the load on the CCS server. Will it slow down?
The answer is no! We are going to isolate just one of the four processors in
the Netfinity server for Face ID crunching. When the extracted facial data
from the suspect mugshots is being searched by a Face ID client only one
server processor will be used. The remaining processors are more than enough
to handle all the queries and changes to the CCS database.

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When the Face ID clients grow too large in number or when the database gets
too large for one processor to sort in a desirable amount of time, then
ImageWare will require new Face ID client customers to add "swarm" machines
to the server solution. "Swarm" machines are basically PC boxes that contain
at least one standard Pentium II or greater processor and a certain amount of
RAM. They are then configured to process data being searched by Face ID
clients. "Swarm" machines distribute the Face ID processing workload. The
more "swarm" machines added to the system, the more the workload is
distributed. Search times will go down as clients and "swarms" are added.

Server Specifications
The proposed server is an IBM Netfinity 7000 M10 Server. The image server
will be running Windows NT 4.0 that provides a second level of system
security and stability. Initially, the server will be running the current
Sybase version of CCS. Phase 2 converts this database to Oracle.

The database is all open architecture, ODBC compliant, allowing for case of
data sharing with other ODBC compliant systems. The server is capable of
storing the mug photo's and text data in Los Angeles County booking system
for a minimum of five years.

The server is a high performance 400 MHz Quad XEON Processor system. It has
RAID V hot swap drive array and Mirrored OS. It is sized with today's
performance and tomorrow's growth in mind. Installing a RAID V system
provides a very high fault tolerant data storage system while not degrading
performance and allows the storage of business-critical data with confidence.

A UPS will protect the system from power fluctuations and momentary outages.
The system will have a redundant power supply. The server will be equipped
with a modem and remote diagnostic software, allowing for quicker response
and problem resolution. The system also includes a DLT tape drive for
back-ups and a CD ROM Drive. The server will utilize the existing network
which utilizes the TCP/IP protocol.

Server Includes:

Netfinity 7000 M10 400 MHz (Quad Processor) RAID V
  IBM Netfinity 7000 M10 400/512KB Xeon, 128MB ECC,OPEN,32X,PCI (Rack 11U)
    (Std) 128MB (4x32MB) EDO DRAM DIMM - 50ns
    (Std) IBM 1.44MB 3.5-inch Diskette Drive
    (Std) Integrated IDE Controller
    (Std) Internal IDE CD-ROM Drive
    (Std) Netfinity 400W Hot-Swap Power Supply
    (Std) Netfinity 7000 400MHz/512KB PII Xeon Processor
    (Std) Planar Integrated Wide Ultra SCSI
    (Std) Planar Integrated Wide Ultra SCSI for External Devices

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    (Std) S3 Trio64V2 Graphics - 1MB SGRAM
    (Std) Systems Management Processor
  3520 2RU Netfinity EXP15 Storage Expansion Unit
    (Std) 3520 Enclosure Hot-Swap Backplane
  IBM 35/70GB DLT SCSI Tape Drive - External
  IBM Netfinity ServerRAID-3L Ultra2 SCSI Adapter
  IBM Netfinity 400W Hot-Swap Redundant Power Supply II (2 total)
  IBM Netfinity 7000 M10 Rack-to-Tower Conversion Kit
  Netfinity 7000 400MHz/512KB Xeon Processor (4 total)
  IBM 8mm to 68pin Converter for external cables
  1GB (4x256MB) EDO DRAM DIMM - 50ns
  IBM Netfinity 18.2GB Wide Ultra SCSI SCA-2 HDD (HH)
  IBM Netfinity 2M Ultra2 SCSI Cable
  Netfinity NetBAY3
  Black Sleek Mouse
  IBM Netfinity 10/100 Ethernet Adapter (PCI)
  G72 - 17(15.7) in. Color Monitor, 69 KHz, Stealth Gray
  IBM Standard Black 104-Key Keyboard
  OBI External V.34 Data/Fax Modem
  IBM Netfinity 4 5GB Wide Ultra SCSI SCA-2 Hot-Swap Hard Disk Drive (SL)
  External F/W to F/W Cable Standard with 01K1174 Tape Drive

Minimum requirements for investigative workstation hardware (Not included in
price)

  Pentium Processor Computer
  Windows NT, Windows 95 or Windows 98
  32 MB RAM
  CD-ROM Drive Internal 32X Max (Variable Speed)
  Graphics card capable of at least 16,000 colors.
  Monitor and graphics card with 600X800 resolution capability

Software Capabilities

The CCS central server software includes several administrative functions,
including the setup and maintenance of all drop down menus and pick lists,
the archive function and the assignment of names and passwords. The 4 User
Defined fields are also edited from here.

IBM Netfinity Management software will be used to remotely monitor and
maintain the CCS server.

The central server will not execute any client applications meaning all
searches, viewing, and printing or data from the mugshot database must be
accomplished via either CCS investigative station or one of the sub-system
interfaces.

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CCS INVESTIGATIVE SOFTWARE

CCS investigative workstation software includes the client software
necessary to search the database based on demographic information, create
photo line-ups, view photo mug books and print. Any printer that includes a
Window NT driver may be utilized. The software can connect with and make use
of peripherals with TWAIN drivers (such as scanners), and have the ability to
import images from files that are JPG or BMP and add to existing records.
The client software also allows for the export of images in either JPG or BMP
files. All of these functions can be authorized or not authorized based on
User ID authorization.

Searches may be accomplished using NCIC standard demographic codes, from user
maintained tables.

The software will create photo line-ups with a specified amount of images. The
Crime Capture System will retrieve and display the images of all subjects
with characteristics that match, or substantially match, those of the line-up
subject. The user will be able to select or reject from the images retrieved
up to twenty, that together with the subject's constitute the line up. The
line-up will be random ordered, and may be saved for future retrieval. These
photo line-ups are also printable.

     Portions of an image may be 'roped' for enlargement for viewing purposes.

     The print function is available for any image with its associated
demographic data.

     The search function includes very flexible ad hoc inquiries, including
many boolean logic functions, including AND, OR, GREATER THAN, LESS THAN,
EQUAL TO, etc.

     Each agency will be able to search the database and obtain information
about the total number of bookings by date, by officer ID, by charge code,
etc.

     Any text fields entered into a booking record will be searchable,
including any comment fields.

     Fields describing SMT data will be searchable.

     Images of SMT are printable, either color or black and white.

     The search software will process hyphenated and/or multiple last, first,
and middle names correctly.

     The search software will use 'soundex' to find similar named individuals.

     Investigative workstations will have the ability to scan photos into the
system, import them, and link them with booking records. For example, crime
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into booking records, as well as weapons photos, vehicle photos, residence
photos, year book photos, etc. This function may be turned off by the system
administrator.

FACE ID
Face ID is a state-of-the-art facial recognition and retrieval program that
helps officers positively identify both unknown suspects and criminals with
multiple aliases. Suspect images that have been captured on a surveillance
video, suspect composite or photograph can be searched against any digital
database of faces. The search returns a group of images whose facial
characteristics closely resemble that of the search photograph. This feature
can also be used at the time of booking to immediately identify criminals with
multiple aliases. Face ID saves the officer tremendous amounts of time when
scanning through large databases. The ability to key in text data descriptors
in addition to the facial search makes searching large databases possible.

SUSPECT ID-Registered Trademark-
     Suspect ID is the composite module of the C.R.I.M.E.S. software family.
Using an online cognitive interview process, officers, witnesses and victims
can accurately create full-color, photo-realistic suspect composites within
minutes. The digital composites are constructed from catalogs of facial
features. The catalogs are comprised of actual photographs, not hand-drawn
sketches, so composites from Suspect ID look like people, not like pencil
sketches. Suspect ID can interface directly with Face ID. Upon completion, a
composite can be immediately searched against the Face ID database. This
search returns a number of suspect photos from within the LA booking database.

The Suspect ID module was designed specifically for use by law enforcement
agencies. Even officers with little or no computer knowledge or artistic
talent can complete a suspect composite simply by pointing and clicking with
a mouse. Suspect ID is a standard PC-based software application that can be
installed on a laptop computer and taken into the field, allowing officers to
conduct interviews before the witnesses' and victims' memories fade. For
rapid identification, officers can distribute completed composites within
minutes via radio, fax or e-mail.


PHASE 2
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Phase 2 will convert the installed Sybase version of CCS to the latest
version of Oracle. Once in Oracle, the remaining interfaces can be
accomplished. ImageWare has made the decision to fast forward our Oracle
solution in order to meet the requirements set forth by Los Angels County. LA
County is currently an Oracle house and it is logical that their requirements
include an Oracle database.

ImageWare does not intend to charge Los Angeles County with any costs
associated with our development of the Oracle platform. Converting the
installed system from Sybase to Oracle

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does, however, have costs associated. ImageWare engineers will design the new
system so that the conversion process creates very little down time.

The GUI interface throughout the network will not change and no additional
training of users will be required. Face ID will also be converted to Oracle.

PHASE 3
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The last phase is a simple, but large expansion of the investigative product
ImageWare will provide CCS Investigative software and Suspect ID to an
additional 60 sites throughout the county. With all phases complete, Los
Angeles County will have the ability to view and print records and lineups of
every person booked in Los Angeles County within the DBI Tenprinter network.

INTERFACES
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CCHRS & LARCIS
ImageWare offers a single integration technique for both the CCHRS system and
the LARCIS system. We are able to offer this due to the fact that all systems
will be running a single common RDBMS, Oracle 8.0. This will be accomplished
by enabling a login to CCS and allowing access to a mutually agreed upon set
of tables and stored procedures. (Open Architecture) This access will allow
CCHRS or LARSIS to query our database and retrieve the directory reference to
the photo stored on disk for a particular individual. All the particular
parameters and query result capabilities will be agreed upon during final
design discussions with the system architects of CCHRS and LARSIS. It will be
the responsibility of each of the integrated systems to properly read the
photo from the CCS server, decompress the JPEG, and display the photo on the
screen to the user. The CCS server data will be kept in sync with AJIS by the
NIST data feed from the DBI store and forward integration. Any duplicate
records from DBI will be synchronized with existing records causing an update
to existing records not duplication of data. All records will be tied
together between the systems with a common unique identifier such as a record
number and each person will be given a unique identifier, such as a state ID
number. These will be used to identify a unique record for an individual
between all integrated systems as well as identify a person's record history.

The interface will basically allow both the CCHRS and LARCIS sub-systems to
display a photograph of the subject by selecting a defined number of data
tables.

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CAL-PHOTO ID & CAL-GANG
ImageWare offers a single solution for both of these interfaces as well, only
duplicated for each. When a record is completed within CCS, the server will
export either a flat text file or a NIST package to the local CAL-ID or
CAL-GANG Web Server. This flat file will contain demographic text data as
well as the photo's location or URL. Once the State parses this information
onto its main query engine, the images will be searchable via CAL-ID or
CAL-GANG intra-net.

At this point in time, ImageWare is not proposing to install or maintain the
local Web Server(s) for these applications. When the final design is approved
and the web server is identified, IWS will discuss maintenance of this server.

WEB INVESTIGATIVE INTERFACE
ImageWare is offering a site license to be used within the Los Angeles County
intra-net for a product that is currently under development. The site license
will enable the LA County CCS photo database to be searched by a standard web
browser within the local network. The basic concept of this product is to
provide a Web Interface that enables standard web browser search engines to
query the CCS database though a limited amount of text fields and
descriptors. The fields that are to be searched have yet to be defined,
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IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

A Project Manager will be named by ImageWare Software, Inc., to oversee and
manage the planning, monitoring, reporting, and acceptance of the system
outlined in the proposal if ImageWare is the successful vendor. This person's
resume will be supplied during contract negotiations. It is expected that the
LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE will also name a Project Coordinator who
will work with the IWS Project Manager, who will be responsible for all tasks
outlined as COUNTY responsibility on the task list.


APPROACH TO PROJECT

ImageWare has a well defined, disciplined approach to program management
which includes:

     -  Attention to customer satisfaction
     -  Regular communications with customer via weekly status meetings,
        monthly project status reports, and quarterly reviews
     -  Regularly scheduled status meetings with the project staff

ImageWare will avoid and mitigate risks by reviewing, prioritizing, and
monitoring key project risks throughout the project life cycle. Identified
project risks will be recorded and tracked to resolution. Identification of
risks and potential mitigation plans will be reviewed with the project staff
monthly, documented in the project reports, and presented to the LOS ANGELES
COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE's Project Coordinator during the project reviews. By
identifying risks early before they have impacted the project, the actual
impact to the project can be decreased, if not totally eliminated. An
inescapable fact of project management is that there are always risks. The
key to ensuring a successful project is to manage them. This means the
following must be done early, before the risk actually impacts the project:

     -  Identify risks (technical, schedule, and cost)
     -  Prioritize and quantify risks
     -  Assign responsibility
     -  Mitigate (determine mitigation action, responsible person, due date)
     -  Track Progress


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REFERENCES
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ImageWare Software, Inc. has proven its ability to successfully complete
projects of the size and magnitude as the Los Angeles County system. IWS has
installed investigative software in more than 650 police departments and
digital photo software in more than 100 departments throughout the world. The
needs of Los Angeles County are similar to those of many of our customers,
but not exact. Each individual agency varies in their requirements and the
following customers are just a few examples of how we met those needs.

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

Description of Installed System and Its Features:
Central Server is IBM Netfinity server, dual host cluster, with automatic
fail-over in case of one system failure. Shared disk array with RAID level 5
implemented, 15 county intake facilities, with both capture and investigative
Crime Capture System workstations, 2 additional sites at county court
facilities. Features include an interface with the Identix livescan device,
taking all demographic data, creating the record and populating the data
fields, making the image capture portion the only step required by the
operator. All information and images are immediately available for all other
investigative workstations on the network. Arizona DPS has also recently
issued a purchase order for the addition of Face ID-Trademark- to be added to
the central server. Each county can then purchase the client software and
conduct facial recognition searches using images or composites produced by
Suspect ID-Trademark-. Crime Lab-Trademark-was also included in each
investigative workstation.

Fact Sheet
The State of Arizona in an effort to consolidate images and booking
information, has contracted with ImageWare Software, Inc. to install a
statewide digital mugshot repository called Mug Photo Interface (MPI). IN
those locations that are part of the system, the booking process begins at
the Identix livescan station where an operator captures the suspect's
fingerprints and enters required demographic and biographical information.
Once the information is entered into the livescan system, the data
automatically transfers to the MPI system via a common linking number. At the
MPI capture station, additional mandatory information is recorded, and
digital images of the suspect are taken. Upon completion of a record, the
information is immediately transmitted via the AZAFIS network to a central
repository housed at the Department of Public Safety. At this point, the data
is readily available for searching purposes by any agency in the state which
has access to the database.

An ImageWare supplied investigative station is used to perform several
functions including quick and advanced searches for querying the database,
mugbook searches and views for

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witness identification of a suspect, line-ups, and in the near future, facial
recognition which is used to identify unknown suspects and criminals.

Arizona MPI Technical Break Down

Initial Number of Capture Stations:              17
Initial Number of Investigative Stations:        17
Approximate Number of Bookings Per Year:         350,000

Hardware
Central Site: 2 IBM Netfinity Servers running in a clustered environment and
sharing a RAID level 5 array of 82 GB for database storage. Each server has 4
Pentium Pro Processors, 1 GB of RAM memory and 13 GB of internal system disk
space. The system drives are mirrored. If the active server fails to reset a
heartbeat, the failover takes place automatically, and the drive array fails
over to the control of the now active server. There is dial-in capability for
diagnostic purposes. The operating system is Windows NT Server 4.0 Enterprise
Edition with Microsoft Cluster Server.

Capture & Investigative Stations: Each Investigative Station is a IBM 300XL
PC with 64MB RAM and 6.1 GB of hard disk storage. The capture camera is a
Pulnix TMC-73M with a Computar zoom lens. The camera and lens are mounted on a
Hitachi pan and tilt device. The capture card is an Integral Technology
MV-Pro. The camera is mounted on it's side to accommodate the NIST Best
Practice Recommendations and proprietary software does a rotation of the
Video live feed before it is displayed by the graphics card. Printing and
scanning take place on an Epson Stylus 800 printer and an Epson 636
Expressions scanner (SCSI connection). The operating system is Windows NT
Workstation 4.0. Each capture and investigative station is connected to the
central servers via a wide area network utilizing Ethernet and TCP/IP
protocol. Each station runs client software that connects to the central
server's database.

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                          For Immediate Release
                          ---------------------
        Arizona Department of Public Safety Awards Statewide Mug Photo
                Interface Contract to ImageWare Software, Inc.

      IMAGEWARE'S CRIME CAPTURE SYSTEM-TM- TO HELP ARIZONA LAW ENFORCEMENT
                        AGENCIES APPREHEND CRIMINALS.

     San Diego, California - January 15, 1998. After an extensive evaluation
process, the State of Arizona announced Wednesday that they had awarded the
Arizona Statewide Digital Mug Photo Interface Contract to ImageWare Software,
Inc. The contract is expected to exceed one million dollars and is the first
contract of its kind to be awarded for a statewide mugshot system. "We are
very pleased to provide Arizona law enforcement with a complete solution for
their mug photo needs," says Jim Miller, President and CEO of ImageWare
Software, Inc. "We feel the Crime Capture System will provide a quantum leap
forward for the State."

     Under the terms of the contract, the State of Arizona will utilize
ImageWare's Crime Capture System (CCS), a state-of-the-art digital booking,
identification and retrieval program. The main CCS database will be housed at
the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Seventeen sites will be capable of
capturing mugshots, SMT (scars, marks, and tattoos) photos, and descriptive
data for each suspect they arrest. Each remote site will also receive an
investigative workstation capable of searching and viewing the mugshot
database and creating photo line-ups. Once information is entered into the
remote database, the central repository is immediately updated allowing all
agencies access to the most recent information. Officers and Detectives will
no longer have to spend hundreds of hours searching through file cabinets of
photographs to identify a suspect or generate a photo line up, instead they
will use CCS's central repository and systematically search the digital
database of images for similarities between suspects, thus speeding up case
processing. The new CCS system will also interface directly with the existing
Arizona Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AZAFIS) network.

     The State of Arizona and ImageWare have agreed to an aggressive
implementation schedule which will have the system fully operational by June
1998. Once the first phase is complete, there are plans to move forward with
the implementation of additional C.R.I.M.E.S-TM- modules including, Suspect
ID-Registered Trademark- (a composite program), Crime Lab-Registered
Trademark- (an image enhancement and edit program), Vehicle ID-TM- (a vehicle
identification program), and what Ben Armstrong, the Lead Business Analyst
with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office considers, "one of the most
promising law enforcement tools," Face ID-TM- (a facial recognition program).
All of these modules combined will create a fully integrated law enforcement
solution for the State of Arizona.

     San Diego-based ImageWare Software, Inc. is a leader and innovator in
PC-based digital imaging, with its primary focus on law enforcement software.
Through its growing family of C.R.I.M.E.S. software modules, ImageWare is
effectively assisting in the resolution of crime worldwide. Currently, the
five C.R.I.M.E.S modules are being used by more than 500 law enforcement
agencies worldwide. ImageWare Software, Inc. is privately held.
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                            THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC


              POLICE SING PRAISES OF NEW STATEWIDE MUG SHOT SYSTEM
                   Published on Saturday, September 12, 1998



Byline: By Judi Villa, The Arizona Republic

In seconds, a suspect's booking mug can be seen by law enforcement agencies
throughout the state. A few computer keystrokes, and a detective can have
more pictures than he'll ever need for a photographic lineup. And if there is
no suspect, that same detective can type in a physical description and get a
list of potential bad guys in no time.

Welcome to the Mug Photo Interface, a subsystem of the Arizona Automated
Fingerprint Identification System. MPI uses electronic imaging to capture mug
shot photos and transmit them immediately to a statewide image database
operated by the state Department of Public Safety. "It is going to
revolutionize (police work) just like fingerprints did," said Clyde Tess, a
crime lab supervisor with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. "It'll solve
cases faster; It'll help in identifying suspects faster. "If a suspect is
entered into the database in Phoenix then goes down to Tucson and commits a
crime, the victim can identify the suspect the same day. Before an agency
would have to send a photo or fax it. Faxes aren't always that good, and the
mail takes a day or two. This is instant."

The MPI system went online Thursday in 10 counties. The first booking mug was
entered by the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office in Nogales. "It's pretty
nice," said Ramon Villela, a detention officer in Nogales. "It's going to make
our jobs easier and faster and the detectives are going to be able to do
lineups faster."

Arizona's program, funded by a grant from the Arizona Criminal Justice
Enhancement Fund, will be one of the most progressive in the county,
officials say. Although some cities, including San Diego and Boston, have
limited imaging databases, only Arkansas has a statewide system, and that one
collects information from only six sites. Seven more sites including police
departments in Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale and Glendale, will be added
to MPI by next summer. And by the end of this year, five sheriff's
departments that already have their own mug photo systems will be linked to
the statewide system. A few agencies, like the Chandler Police Department,
have purchased their own equipment to boot into the system.

"Here's a great thing," said Mark Hatcher, an identification supervisor for
the Mesa Police Department and chairman of the MPI Task Force. The task
force, a grass roots effort with members from five police agencies in Arizona
has been working for two years to implement

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PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

the technology. "This opens up communication from Yuma County to Navajo
County." Hatcher said, "Geographically, they're at different ends of the
state, but they can do a search just like they were here at DPS."

The system standardizes the way mug shots are taken and stored, sets up a
"major clearinghouse" for all photos and allows investigators anywhere in the
state to search for, retrieve and print out mugs and suspect information from
virtually anywhere in the state. It also can be used to create photo lineups
and books of mug shots for victims to look through. "Say a suspect does a
robbery with a mask, and he's got a tattoo on his arm," Villela said.
"Detectives can take that picture of that tattoo and scan it into the system,
and it'll give you everybody that has that tattoo." The system also is
capable of tracking gang affiliations, weapons and registered sex offenders.




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CONFIDENTIAL          LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT            3/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM


LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CITY OF LAKEWOOD

ImageWare Software has great experience in the area of composite creation and
the identification of suspects using those composites. The most recent and
important news involves the facial recognition software, Face ID. This
software was created using algorithms developed from MIT research, which
ImageWare has the exclusive right to offer to the law enforcement industry.
The software describes a portion of the face of an individual mathematically,
from the eyebrows to the lips. This represents the majority of facial
features used to differentiate individuals and discounts such things as hair
length and style, eyeglasses, hats, and other adornments.

Face ID is presently installed at the Lakewood substation of the Los Angeles
Sheriff's Department, and was recently used to capture a carjacking suspect.
The victim gave a very accurate description to the Sheriff's Department, and
a composite was created using ImageWare's Suspect ID. This composite was used
to then search their mugshot database using Face ID. The returned search
results contained a suspect that the victim identified from a lineup. This
search took approximately 30 seconds to perform, and caused the
identification and apprehension of the suspect, and subsequently the District
Attorney's office has filed charges against the suspect. The press release of
this incident follows along with a view of the composite and actual photo of
the suspect.


                            FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
            Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Identifies Suspect
                  With New Nigh-tech Crime Fighting Software

         DETECTIVES UTILIZE FACE ID-TM- FACIAL RECOGNITION SOFTWARE
                 TO ARREST CAR-JACKING AND BATTERY SUSPECT.

San Diego, California - November 3, 1997 - Just three days after installation
of their newest crime fighting weapon, detectives with the Los Angeles County
Sheriff's Department arrested a car jacking and battery suspect "that would
never had been identified without Face ID-TM- facial recognition software",
according to Sergeant Bill Conley of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office. With
no leads, frustrated detectives had given up on the case weeks prior and
considered it dead until the installation of Face ID. Using a composite of
the suspect, detectives employed the facial recognition program to search
their digital mugshot database for possible matches. Within seconds the
automated search results displayed photos in rank order that were similar to
those of the composite. Detectives investigated the matches, created a
photo-line-up and two witnesses positively identified Eduardo Ochoa as the
suspect. Ochoa was arrested on October 30, 1997 and is being held in lieu of
$125,000 bail. Sergeant Conley


IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.               32                   (619) 673-8600 voice
15373 INNOVATIVE DRIVE #120                                   (619) 673-1770 fax
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PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM


was amazed and commented, "Face ID is one of the most innovative
breakthroughs in law enforcement technology."

Face ID, one of the modules of the C.R.I.M.E.S.-Registered Trademark- suite
of integrated law enforcement programs developed by ImageWare Software, Inc.,
is a state-of-the-art facial recognition and retrieval program. Now,
investigators no longer have to spend hundreds of hours trying to identify a
suspect. Detectives can take a suspect composite created in ImageWare's
Suspect ID-TM- program, and seamlessly export it to Face ID, which in turn
will systematically search any digital database of booking images to identify
possible suspects. Similarly, a suspect's image caught on a bank or
convenience store surveillance video can be run against a digital photo
database for possible identification. With Face ID, officers will be able to
utilize this facial recognition technology at the time of booking to
immediately identify a criminal with multiple identities or outstanding
warrants.

San Diego-based ImageWare Software, Inc. is a leader and innovator in
PC-based digital imaging, with its primary focus on public sector and law
enforcement software. Through its growing family of modules, ImageWare is
effectively creating a fully integrated solution to assist in the resolution
of crime worldwide. Currently, the C.R.I.M.E.S. suite consists of five
modules: Suspect ID (facial composite module), Crime Lab-TM- (an image
enhancement and edit program). Vehicle ID-TM- (vehicle identification
program), Face ID (facial recognition application) and Crime Capture System
(digital booking module) which are being used by more than 500 law
enforcement agencies worldwide. ImageWare Software, Inc. is a privately held
company.

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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

             Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Identifies Suspect
                 With New High-tech Crime Fighting Software

San Diego, California - November 3, 1997 - Just three days after installation
of ImageWare's Face ID-TM-, the program proved itself to be the most effective
high-tech crime fighting software available. Using a composite of a suspect,
detectives employed Face ID to conduct an automated comparison search and
produced a number of photos which closely resembled the suspect in a
carjacking and battery case. Both the victim and witness positively
identified the suspect who was ranked highest in the comparison search.

                                   [PHOTO]

The suspect would never had been
identified without FACE ID face
recognition software.

                           -SERGEANT BILL CONLEY-
                        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S
                                DEPARTMENT


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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT

DESCRIPTION OF INSTALLED SYSTEM AND ITS FEATURES:
With over 400,000 bookings each year, the New York City Police Department is
the largest law enforcement agency in the world. The contract for booking
systems for the entire NYPD network clearly establishes ImageWare as the
leading company for mugshots. ImageWare was chosen for the high quality of
the system, the adaptability of the software with other technologies and its
ability to be scaled to the size of the project. The operating system is UNIX.

The New York City Police Department's booking system, spans 76 precincts in 5
boroughs, including 100 capture stations and redundant central servers.
ImageWare has a large customer support staff with 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week availability.

XImage worked as a subcontractor to the worldwide systems integrator, SAIC,
Science Applications International Corporation of McLean, VA. SAIC is an
established provider of computer and information solutions to governmental
agencies worldwide.

HENEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE (MINNEAPOLIS)

DESCRIPTION OF INSTALLED SYSTEM AND ITS FEATURES:
This system is a UNIX installation with a single ImageBank server, but
servicing input and searching from 6 other agencies. There is also a Mail
Server within the system. There are a total of 18 workstation, 3 of which are
capture stations from within the Henepin County Sheriff's Office. The
database size is approximately 600,000 records at present. ImageWare has
recently received a purchase order from Henepin County to install Face
ID-TM- on the network. This will allow for the facial recognition of
subjects, based on a composite or image.

PIERCE COUNTY, WA

DESCRIPTION OF INSTALLED SYSTEM AND ITS FEATURES.
This system is currently a UNIX installation with a single ImageBank server,
but will be one of the first XImage installations to convert to the new CCS
Windows NT solution. This solution was chosen as a natural upgrade from their
existing system. They will enjoy lower maintenance costs, faster throughput,
more scaleability and a friendlier interface.


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PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

Reference Contacts

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
Reference and Contact                  Tool Used       RDBMS               Environment
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                    <C>             <C>                 <C>
Arizona Department of Public Safety    C++             Sybase SQL          Windows NT 4.0 Server
2310 N. 20th Ave.                                      Anywhere Server     Windows NT 4.0 clients
Phoenix, AZ 85005

CYNTHIA PELLIEN
PROJECT COORDINATOR
602-223-2401

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
New York City Police Department        C               Sybase System 11    SUN Solaris Server
One Police Plaza MISD Room 700                                             SCO UNIX Clients
New York, NY 10038

BRIAN GRIFFIN
212-374-5020

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pierce County Sheriff's Office         Switching       Switching to CCS    Soon to be Win NT 4.0
930 S. Tacoma Ave.                     to CCS,
Tacoma, WA 98402                       C++

DAVE COTTON
253-798-7729

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office -  C++             Sybase SOL          Windows NT 4.0 Server
City of Lakewood                                       Anywhere Server     Windows NT 4.0 clients

SGT. BILL CONLEY
562-866-9061

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Falls Township PD                      C++             Sybase SQL          Windows NT 4.0 Server
                                                       Anywhere Server     Windows NT 4.0 clients

WYNNE CLOUD
215-949-9100

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Chandler Police Department             C++             Sybase SQL          Windows NT 4.0 Server
                                                       Anywhere Server     Windows NT 4.0 clients

SGT. BRIAN POTTER
602-782-4501

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

OTHER C.R.I.M.E.S. REFERENCES

<TABLE>
<S>                                      <C>                        <C>
AZ DPS                                   Cyndy Pellien              602-223-2401
Los Angeles SO                           Sgt. Bill Conley           562-866-9061
Corona PD CA                             Danny Verdugo              909-279-3642
Raynham PD MA                            Lou Pacheco                508-824-2727
Independence PD KS                       Harry Smith                316-332-1700
Little Rock PD AR                        Chuck Ray                  501-371-4660
Long Island Railroad Police              Kevin Farrell              718-558-3346
Navel Investigative Service              Brandon Armstrong          619-556-1386
E. Providence PD RI                      Capt Broadmeadow           401-435-7626
San Diego PD CA                          David Cavanaugh            619-531-2623
San Diego SO CA                          Mark Kelly                 619-258-3100
Monroe SO NY                             Jim Beikirch               716-428-5432
Placentia PD CA                          Matt Reynolds              714-993-8164
Austin PD TX                             Cheryl Bowne               512-480-5145
Visalia PD CA                            Det Sharon Brown           209-738-3235
Wilson County SO TN                      Lt Bob White               615-444-1459
San Bernardino SO CA                     Dep Karen Rice             909-387-8812
Los Angeles PD CA                        Det Tom Barnhart           818-756-8553
Bullhead City PD AZ                      Capt Rodney Head           520-763-9200
Arlington PD TX                          Det Pat Smith              817-459-5710
New York City Police Department          Lt. Brian Griffin          212-374-5020
Clackamas County Sheriff's Office        Joanne LeBreun             503-650-3155
Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office       Gordon Brusso              209-525-7279
Santa Ana Police Department              Lt. George Saadeh          714-245-8410
Henepin County Sheriff's Dept            Sheryl Loose               612-348-9648
</TABLE>

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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT          03/22/99
PROPOSAL                     PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

IWS has included financial statements from 1996, 1997 and through November of
1998. When reviewing the attached financials for November 30, 1998 several
issues should be noted. On the Consolidating Income Statement included in the
11 months, results are approximately $1 million of one time costs related to
the acquisition and integration of XImage operations into ImageWare. When
reviewing the 11/30/98 Balance Sheet, the fact is that ImageWare is (as of
3/15/99) less than thirty days away from funding a $10,000,000 equity from a
group of institutional investors led by J. P. Morgan. A summarized pro-forma
balance sheet is provided below which shows the 11/30/98 balance sheet
assuming the equity investment and the planned immediate use of funds for
debt and liabilities had already taken place.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
Balance Sheet 11/30/98                   Actual               Pro-Forma
                                    ----------------       ---------------
<S>                                 <C>                    <C>
Cash                                     223,627               5,623,627
Other Current Assets                   1,538,815               1,538,815
Fixed Assets                             273,876                 273,876
Other Assets                           3,133,738               3,133,738
                                       ---------              ----------
  Total Assets                         5,170,056              10,570,056

Current Liabilities                    5,305,564               1,555,564
Long Term Liabilities                    674,059                 674,059
                                       ---------              ----------
  Total Liabilities                    5,979,623               2,229,623

Stockholders Equity                     (809,567)              8,340,433
                                       ---------              ----------
  Total Liabilities and S. E.          5,170,056              10,570,056
                                       ---------              ----------
</TABLE>

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                              IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.

                                     ---------



                      REPORT ON AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
                  For the Years Ended December 31, 1997 and 1996


                                     ---------















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[Logo]


                        REPORT OF INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANTS



To the Board of Directors of
 ImageWare Software, Inc.


We have audited the accompanying balance sheets of ImageWare Software, Inc.
as of December 31, 1997 and 1996 and the related statements of operations,
stockholders' equity (deficit) and cash flows for the years then ended. These
financial statements are the responsibility of the Company's management. Our
responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based
on our audits.

We conducted our audits in accordance with generally accepted auditing
standards. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to
obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free
of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis,
evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements.
An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and
significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall
financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a
reasonable basis for our opinion.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in
all material respects, the financial position of ImageWare Software, Inc. at
December 31, 1997 and 1996 and the results of its operations and cash flows
for the years ended, in conformity with generally accepted accounting
principles.


/s/ COOPERS & LYBRAND L.L.P.


San Diego, California
March 13, 1998

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                           IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.

                                BALANCE SHEETS
                          December 31, 1997 and 1996

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                                                                       1997            1996
                                                                       ----            ----
<S>                                                              <C>              <C>
                                        ASSETS

Current assets:
  Cash                                                            $  2,309,859     $     43,031
  Accounts receivable - net of allowance for doubtful accounts
    of $3,162 and $52,377 for 1997 and 1996, respectively              107,062          151,191
  Other                                                                361,631           30,137
                                                                  ------------     ------------
      Total current assets                                           2,778,552          224,359

Property and equipment, net                                            246,258          191,972
Intangible assets, net of accumulated amortization of $300,181
  and $213,787 for 1997 and 1996, respectively                         200,469           50,252
                                                                  ------------     ------------
                                                                  $  3,225,279     $    466,583
                                                                  ============     ============

                     LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY (DEFICIT)

Current liabilities:
  Accounts payable                                                $    412,670     $    344,600
  Deferred revenue                                                      16,000
  Accrued compensation and other expenses                            1,030,177          901,352
  Accrued interest                                                      36,607           43,260
  Notes payable to stockholders                                        238,150           870,400
                                                                  ------------     ------------
      Total current liabilities                                      1,733,604        2,159,612

Commitments

Stockholders' equity (deficit):
  Series B convertible redeemable preferred stock, $.01 par
    value, 750,000 shares authorized, 389,400 and 341,000 shares
    issued and outstanding in 1997 and 1996, respectively,
    $973,500 and $852,500 liquidation preference in 1997 and
    1996, respectively                                                   3,894            3,410
  Common stock, $0.01 par value, 50,000,000 shares authorized,
    4,458,240 and 3,230,038 shares issued and outstanding for
    1997 and 1996, respectively                                         44,583           33,301
  Additional paid-in capital                                        14,260,171       10,615,290
  Accumulated deficit                                              (12,816,973)     (12,344,030)
                                                                  ------------     ------------
      Total stockholders' equity (deficit)                           1,491,675       (1,693,029)
                                                                  ------------     ------------
                                                                  $  3,225,279     $    466,583
                                                                  ============     ============
</TABLE>

                  The accompanying notes are an integral part
                         of the financial statements.

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                              IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.

                              STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS
                   For the Years Ended December 31, 1997 and 1996

                                      ---------

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

                                                       1997            1996
                                                       ----            ----
<S>                                                 <C>             <C>
Revenues:
  Software sales                                    $  461,968      $   499,085
  Royalties and other revenue                        2,434,108           83,486
                                                    ----------      -----------

                                                     2,896,076          582,571

Cost of products sold                                   44,384           10,063
                                                    ----------      -----------

          Gross margin                               2,851,692          572,508
                                                    ----------      -----------

Operating, general and administrative expenses       1,637,049        1,121,546
Sales and marketing expenses                           918,557          412,394
Research and development expenses                      482,834          510,078
Interest expense, net                                   90,091           93,789
                                                    ----------      -----------

          Total operating expenses                   3,128,531        2,137,807
                                                    ----------      -----------

          Loss before income taxes                    (276,839)      (1,565,299)
                                                    ----------      -----------

Provision for income taxes                             196,104               -
                                                    ----------      -----------

          Net loss                                  $ (472,943)     $(1,565,299)
                                                    ----------      -----------
                                                    ----------      -----------

</TABLE>







                  The accompanying notes are an integral part
                        of the financial statements.


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                            ImageWare Software, Inc.
                          Consolidating Balance Sheet
                                   30 Nov-98

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                                     IMAGEWARE          XIMAGE
                                      SOFTWARE        CORPORATION        ELIMINATIONS        CONSOLIDATED
                                      --------        -----------        ------------        ------------
<S>                                  <C>             <C>                <C>                 <C>
ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS:
  Cash                                 212,611             11,016                                 223,627
  Accounts receivable, net             794,805            332,639                               1,127,445
  Other receivables, net                69,429              1,000                                  70,429
  Inventory, net of reserve             88,989            107,782                                 196,771
  Prepaid expenses                     139,664              4,507                                 144,171
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------
    Total Current Assets             1,305,499            456,944                               1,762,442
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------

FIXED ASSETS, AT COST:                 807,076            350,584                               1,157,660
  Accumulated depreciation            (569,808)          (313,977)                               (883,785)
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------
    Fixed Assets, net                  237,268             36,607                                 273,876
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------

OTHER ASSETS
  Patents, net of amortization         109,404                                                    109,404
  Goodwill                                                                 2,976,590            2,976,590
  Investment in subsidiary           2,457,531                             2,457,531
  Interco receivable (payable)         447,221           (438,912)                                  8,309
  Deposits and other                    30,435              9,000                                  39,435
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------
    Total Other Assets, net          3,044,591           (429,912)           519,059            3,133,738
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------

                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------
      TOTAL ASSETS                   4,587,358             63,639            519,059            5,170,056
                                   ===========         ==========         ==========          ===========

LIABILITIES AND
STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY:

CURRENT LIABILITIES:
  Accounts Payable, trade              701,502            155,515                                 857,017
  Accrued liabilities                  999,710            641,299                               1,641,009
  Deferred revenues                    297,700            301,336                                 599,036
  Short term borrowings              2,005,000            203,500                               2,208,500
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------
                                     4,003,912          1,301,651                               5,305,563
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------

LONG-TERM DEBT
  Notes payable, stkhldrs              238,149                                                    238,149
  Notes payable, NBD                   375,106                                                    375,106
  Other long-term liabilities           34,506             26,298                                  60,804
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------
                                       647,761             26,298                                 674,059
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------

STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY
  Stock, Paid-in capital            14,655,648          1,414,249         (1,414,249)          14,655,648
  Accumulated deficit              (12,816,973)        (2,755,189)         2,755,189          (12,816,973)
  Current year net (loss)           (1,902,990)            76,630           (821,881)          (2,648,241)
                                   -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------
    Total Stockholders' Equity         (64,315)        (1,264,310)           519,059             (809,567)

Total Liabilities and              -----------         ----------         ----------          -----------
Stockholders' Equity                 4,587,358             63,639            519,059            5,170,056
                                   ===========         ==========         ==========          ===========
</TABLE>

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                           IMAGEWARE SOFTWARE, INC.
                        Consolidating Income Statement
                 For the Eleven Months Ended November 30, 1998

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
                                          IMAGEWARE      XIMAGE
                                           SOFTWARE    CORPORATION     ELIMINATIONS     CONSOLIDATED
                                         -----------------------------------------------------------
                                                         Note 1
<S>                                      <C>           <C>             <C>              <C>
Revenues                                  2,205,495     2,078,158                        4,283,653

Cost of sales                               389,935     1,260,395                        1,650,330

                                         -----------------------------------------------------------
Gross profit                              1,815,560       817,763                        2,633,323
                                         -----------------------------------------------------------

Salaries (incl fringes)                   1,665,901       453,545                        2,119,445
Sales commissions                            72,511           --                            72,511
Contract services                           412,125        41,179                          453,304
Consulting & prof services                  216,194        16,715                          232,909
Legal                                       113,828           855                          114,683
Adverting, promo & printing                  28,765           249                           29,013
Trade shows                                  14,007           --                            14,007
Dues & subscriptions                          3,836         1,750                            5,586
Rent and utilities                          223,099        86,048                          309,147
Communications                              102,644        49,662                          152,306
Office expenses                             124,478        30,304                          154,782
Insurance                                    28,061         5,326                           33,388
Travel                                      293,218        15,415                          308,633
Depreciation & amortization                 163,384        19,486        821,881         1,004,751
                                         -----------------------------------------------------------
                                          3,462,051       720,535        821,881         5,004,467
                                         -----------------------------------------------------------

Interest (income) expense                   221,417        18,328                          239,745
Other (income) expense                       35,082         2,271                           37,353

                                         -----------------------------------------------------------
Net income                               (1,902,990)       76,630       (821,881)       (2,645,241)
                                         -----------------------------------------------------------
                                         -----------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Note 1    Ximage Corporation results are for the period January 23, 1998 thru
          February 25, 1998, January 23, 1998 is the effective date of the
          merger


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CONFIDENTIAL         LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT           03/22-99
PROPOSAL                      PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

EXHIBIT A - COST PROPOSAL
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ImageWare Software Inc.                45                  (619) 673-8600 voice
15373 Innovation Drive, #120                                 (619) 675-1700 Fax
San Diego, CA  92128
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CONFIDENTIAL            LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT        03/22/99
PROPOSAL                         PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

EXHIBIT B  - Maintenance & Warranties
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Product and Customer Support
IWS will provide LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT with diagnostic
software and manuals necessary to operate and maintain the system, including
schematics diagnostic and maintenance manuals as provided by the manufacture.
During the Warranty period IWS will support the System without any cost to
the County.  Also during the period IWS agrees to offer Customer Support for
an additional fee specified in Exhibit A, or at a cost per incident according
to the time and Materials Schedule.  For the purpose of this Agreement
Customer Support is defined as all information calls related to operation of
the System and calls based upon user error.  After the warranty period, IWS
agrees to offer maintenance, customer and product support for the System for
at least five years after installation subject to LOS ANGELES COUNTY
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT entering into an IWS Maintenance Agreement during the
five years. IWS will provide a copy of its current Maintenance Agreement to
LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT  and requires LOS ANGELES COUNTY
SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT to pay an additional fee. IWS reserves the right to
modify the terms and fees of its standard Maintenance Agreement at any time.

Hardware Warranties
All hardware that IWS supplies carries a full 1 Year warranty. IWS supports
only the hardware that it installs.  Support for other systems not purchased
through Image Ware can be negotiated.

Hardware Maintenance
Maintenance for the system hardware will be 7 days per week, 24 hours per day
with all agencies in LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE having just one toll
free number to call for service. Initial calls will be received by the IWS
Help Desk. If no one is available, a call back will be made within 1 hour.
Within a agreed upon period of time a hardware technician will be on-site to
troubleshoot and correct the problem.

If any installation within any agency will require access to restricted area
by IWS employees, it is expected that information will be given to Image Ware
during contract negotiations.  ImagWare will make any and all information
available to the LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE for each employee who
must have access to the restricted area.


ImageWare Software Inc.
15373 Innovation Drive. #120                                (616)673-8600 voice
San Diego, CA 92178                                           (619)673-1770 Fax

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CONFIDENTIAL         LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT           03/22/99
PROPOSAL                      PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

The equipment and hardware supplied as part of this proposal will be fully
guaranteed for a minimum period of 12 months. All prices quoted as part of
this proposal are guaranteed for a period of 12 months.

The central server comes complete with dial-in modem, and the IBM Netfinity
Manager software and clients installed on each supplied workstation. This
will enable the customer service rep to access, and actually "take over"
workstations when necessary to diagnose and repair any problems.

Software support first level is via toll free number to phone support. This
customer service rep has the ability to escalate the problem up to level 2
support, which is an R&D engineer. If that person requires an on-site rep, one
will be dispatched. We also include IBM hardware support with each IBM
system. Sometimes, the ImageWare programmer just needs a set of hands and
eyes on-site, and an IBM technician will be dispatched. Dial in access is
available to both levels 1 and 2, and using Netfinity Manager, many problems
can be diagnosed and resolved by "taking over" the workstation that is
having problems, seeing the error happen, and resolving the situation
immediately via remote connection.



SOFTWARE WARRANTIES
All software has a one year warranty starting on the day of system acceptance


SOURCE CODE
The latest versions of all CRIMES modules, including CCS will be put into an
escrow account. The specifics of this escrow agreement will be outlined at
contract signing.


SOFTWARE ON-GOING MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT
Maintenance for the system software will be 7 days per week, 24 hours per
day, with all agencies in LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE having just one
toll-free number to call for service. ImageWare will meet the response times
as outlined by the County. Initial calls will be received by the IWS Help
Desk. If no one is available, a call back will be made within 1 hour. On-site
response times will be negotiated at contract signing. In previous contracts,
response times as fast as 4 hours have been accepted. Within this 4 hour
period, a hardware technician is on-site to trouble-shoot and correct the
problem.

If any installation within any agency will require access to restricted areas
by IWS employees it is expected that information will be given to ImageWare
during contract negotiations. ImageWare will make any and all information
available to the LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE for each employee who
must have access to the restricted areas.


ImageWare Software Inc.                50                  (619) 673-8600 voice
15373 Innovation Drive, #120                                 (619) 675-1700 Fax
San Diego, CA  92128
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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT         03/22/99
PROPOSAL                      PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM


The equipment and software supplied as part of this proposal will be fully
guaranteed for a minimum period of 12 months. All prices quoted as part of
this proposal are guaranteed for a period of 12 months.

The central server comes complete with dial-in modem, and the IBM Netfinity
Manager software and clients installed on each supplied workstation. This
will enable the customer service rep to access, and actually "take over"
workstations when necessary to diagnose and repair any problems.


Software support first level is via toll free number to phone support.  This
customer service rep has the ability to escalate the problem up to level 2
support, which is an R&D engineer.  If that person requires an on-site rep,
one will be dispatched.  We also include IBM hardware support with each IBM
system.  Sometimes, the ImageWare programmer just needs a set of hands and
eyes on-site, and an IBM technician will be dispatched.  Dial-in access is
available to both levels 1 and 2, and using Netfinity Manager, many problems
can be diagnosed and resolved by taking over the workstation that is having
problems, seeing the errors happen, and resolving the situation immediately via
remote connection.

ImageWare Software Inc.
15375 Innovation Drive, #120                             (619)673-8600 voice
San Diego, CA 92128                                       (619)673-1770 Fax


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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT         03/22/99
PROPOSAL                      PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM


EXHIBIT C - TRAINING


Training is purchased in increments.  One increment is defined as one day of
on-site training with a maximum class size of 15. On-site training outlines
may vary. Example: Training system administrators on server functions will be
different than being trained on investigative software. A defined number of
training increments for this proposal can be found in the Cost Proposal
(Exhibit A). Follow-up training is available, either on-site or at the IWS
facilities.

Training time is kept to a minimum with the Crime Capture System, as it is so
easy to use.

Training will be accomplished at each agency location, using their system
equipment. All handout materials and reference materials will be furnished.
After the training session, users have lab time for hands-on familiarization.
 It is recommended that at least one training session be video taped and
duplicated for each agency for on-going training purposes.

The length of each class is outlined below.


CRIME CAPTURE SYSTEM TRAINING OUTLINE

OBJECTIVE: By the end of the training session, students will know how to book
---------
a suspect, search a database, use the mug book function and create photo
line-ups.

CLASS SIZE: Maximum 15 students.
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TRAINING OUTLINE:
----------------

I.   Starting the program                                   5 minutes

II.  New Bookings                                          90 minutes
        a. Adding a New Booking
        b. Searching for Matches
               1. Linking Records
               2. Unlinking Records
        c. Viewing Records
        d. Viewing Multiple Bookings
        e. Editing and Deleting Records
        f. Printing Individual Records

III. Searching                                             45 minutes
        a. Quick Search




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San Diego, CA 92128                                       (619)673-1770 Fax


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CONFIDENTIAL        LOS ANGELES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT         03/22/99
PROPOSAL                      PHOTO IMAGING SYSTEM

        b. Advanced Search
        c. Saving a Search
        d. Running and Existing Search
        e. Deleting and Existing Search
        f. Printing Search Results

IV.  Mug Book                                              30 minutes
        a. Searching for Mugshot
        b. Saving a Mug Book
        c. Viewing an Existing Mug Book
        d. Deleting a Mug Book

V.   Photo Line-up                                         40 minutes
        a. Creating a Photo Line-up
        b. Saving a Photo Line-up
        c. Viewing an Existing Photo Line-up
        d. Deleting an Existing Photo Line-up
        e. Printing a Photo Line-up










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15375 Innovation Drive, #120                             (619)673-8600 voice
San Diego, CA 92128                                       (619)673-1770 Fax


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PART II

Answers to questions about original proposal, posed by Sgt. Paul Alexander in
an e-mail dated 3/19/99.

Q. In your bid you made clear that facial recognition was not included. Would
   you please give us the cost of Face ID as a single unit and the cost in
   groups (like 10, 50, 100 licenses) etc.

R. THE ORIGINAL PROPOSAL INCLUDED FACIAL RECOGNITION INCLUDED FACIAL
   RECOGNITION SERVER SOFTWARE AS WELL AS THE ENROLLMENT OF ALL IMAGES INTO
   FACIAL RECOGNITION AT NO ADDITIONAL COST. IMAGEWARE IS NOW OFFERING AN
   ADDITIONAL 4 COPIES OF FACE ID CLIENT SOFTWARE AT NO COST. THE TOTAL VALUE
   OF THIS SOFTWARE AND SERVICES IS MORE THAN $127,000, AND IS BEING OFFERED TO
   DBI AND THE COUNTRY IN THIS PROPOSAL AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE.

       ADDITIONAL FACE ID CLIENT COSTS:

            1-10 COPIES      $15,000 EACH
            10-50 COPIES     $12,500 EACH
            50-100 COPIES    $9,000 EACH
            OVER 100         $6,000 EACH

Q. There is what appears to be an addition error in your Phase I Software
   which reads $118,000 ($138,000 by our calculation)

R. THERE IS AN ERROR IN THE ORIGINAL COST PROPOSAL. THE CHANGE HAS BEEN MADE
   AND REFLECTED IN THE NEW COST PROPOSAL (PART V)

Q. Your bid says that we are getting some Suspect ID composite software. The
   description of same says that the composite can be searched against the
   photo database. Is that presuming that you have the facial recognition
   software?

R. YES, IT IS PRESUMING THAT THE COUNTY HAS FACE ID CLIENT SOFTWARE. IWS IS
   NOW INCLUDING 4 COPIES OF FACE ID CLIENT SOFTWARE TO THE COUNTY. AS
   MENTIONED IN THE ORIGINAL PROPOSAL, THE CITY OF LAKEWOOD ALREADY HAS FACE
   ID CLIENT SOFTWARE AND COULD ALSO HAVE THIS CAPABILITY.

Q. In your bid, you talk about Cal-Photo ID and Cal-Gang and say that you are
   not proposing to install or maintain the local web servers for these
   applications but will discuss it later. But the CAL-Photo ID server is an
   integral portion of this project and we are relying on the successful
   vendor to tell us what server we should get from DOJ (DOJ has offered to
   furnish it) and to be prepared to maintain it. We need to know the
   approximate costs of feeding and caring for this server.

R. IMAGEWARE WILL DISCUSS WITH THE STATE, THE TYPE AND SIZE OF THE SERVER
   NEEDED TO ACCOMPLISH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR CAL-PHOTO ID. WHEN THE TIME
   COMES, WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO PROVIDE A QUOTE FOR THAT SERVER AND THE
   MAINTENANCE THEREOF. THE COST FOR FEEDING THE SERVER IS OUTLINED IN THE COST
   PROPOSAL. IMAGEWARE WILL WORK WITH THE STATE TO ISOLATE A MEANS FOR
   MAINTAINING THE CAL-PHOTO ID SOFTWARE.

Q. In your phase 2 breakdown, you specify $23,500 for Sybase to Oracle and in
   phase 1 you specify $46,500 to convert the existing database. Could you
   more fully explain how these functions are distinct from one another.

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   R. PHASE 1 SERVICES INCLUDE CONVERSION OF THE EXISTING DATABASE,
DE-DUPLICATION OF THE DATABASE AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOTALING $46,500.
CONVERSION MEANS THE CONVERSION OF IMAGES AND DATA FROM THE DBI FORMAT TO CCS
FORMAT. DE-DUPLICATION IS THE PROCESS AND TIME IT WILL TAKE TO RID THE NEW
DATABASE OF DUPLICATE IMAGES AND TEST IMAGES.

      PHASE 2 SERVICES INCLUDE THE CONVERSION OF DATA FROM SYBASE TO ORACLE
AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOTALING $23,500. THIS CONVERSION IS THE TIME AND
EFFORT IT WILL TAKE TO CONVERT THE SYSTEM FORM SYBASE TO ORACLE. IT HAS
NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CONVERSION OF IMAGES OR RECORDS. IT IS A PLATFORM
CONVERSION. IN NO WAY IS THIS COST ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORACLE,
IT IS SIMPLY THE COST TO CONVERT ONE SYSTEM PLATFORM TO ANOTHER. PLEASE NOTE
THAT THE COST FOR THIS HAS BEEN LOWERED FROM $23,500 TO $19,000 IN THE NEW
COST PROPOSAL.



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PART III

Point by point answers to statement of work questions written by Sgt. Paul
Alexander and received by IWS on 3/19/99. Any questions that have been
previously answered will be responded to with the corresponding page # of
the original proposal.

Image Server(s)

1.1       To be brought into consistency with the LASD Sheriff's Data
          Network (SDN)

          IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH BY THE LASD, IWS IS
          CONVERTING CCS FROM SYBASE TO ORACLE. IWS HAS BEEN IN DISCUSSIONS
          WITH LASD FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS IN PREPARATION FOR THIS PROJECT.
          THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROPOSAL IS TO OUTLINE A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF
          HOW IWS INTENDS TO SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF LASD WELL INTO THE NEXT
          CENTURY. THE CAPABILITIES OUTLINED IN THE PROPOSAL WILL ASSIST IN
          MAKING LASD THE PREMIER LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY IN THE US.

1.1.1     Y2K Compliant (Must)

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Meets all State/Federal ANSI/NIST standards (Must)

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     TCP/IP Protocol (must)

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     WindowsNT / Unix (must)

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Oracle 8X (Must)

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET, AS DESCRIBED ON PAGE 21 OF THE
          ORIGINAL PROPOSAL.

1.1.1     Conversion from the current RAID which is operating under UNIX and
          using Oracle 7 DBMS. This conversion will require a re-parsing of
          data fields from the current file structure (known to DBI) to be
          incorporated into a new database structure which will allow for
          queries and retrieval based on multiple fields both indexed and
          non-indexed. The present database has duplicates, some erroneous
          entries, and test photos that must be filtered out. (Must)

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

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1.1      The current RAID must be analyzed for adequacy in regards to its
         capacity to support the ambitions of the enhanced EDMS and a
         replacement system(s) suggested if a "better fit" would appear
         appropriate.

         IWS proposes to install a new server as outlined in the new Cost
         Proposal and on pages 16-19 of the original proposal.

1.1.1.   Vendors, in their system assessment, should contemplate the
         following workload:

1.1.1.1.       LASD contemplates 20,000 bookings per month.

               THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1.1.1.     Each booking will have a complete demographic record.

               THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1.1.1.     Each booking will usually have two (2) mug-shot JPG (40K images)
               but may have as many as six (6) images if glasses / Scars /
               Marks / Tatoos are present.

               UNDERSTOOD.

1.1.1.1.       The system will be the mug shot photo source for:
1.1.1.1.1.     The Consolidated Criminal History and Records System (CHRSS)
               thumbnail and photo upon demand.

               THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET. (PAGE 22)

1.1.1.1.1.     The L.A. Regional Criminal Information System (LARCIS)
               thumbnail and photo upon demand.

               THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET. (PAGE 22)

1.1.1.1.1.     The feeder system for another web-server for CAL PHOTO ID*

               THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET. (PAGE 23)

               * The CAL PHOTO ID is a project of California DOJ utilizing
               web enabled servers outside of participating agencies'
               security to share photos throughout the California Law
               Enforcement Community. To participate, LASD will be provided a
               server by DOJ. DBI's selected sub-contractor will be called
               upon to specify/describe what server should be used for the
               L.A. Node of Cal Photo and to make the LASD Mugshots and
               demographics available to the Cal Photo Server. The vendor
               will be expected to provide ongoing hardware and software
               support for the CAL Photo server.

               THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET. IWS WILL DISCUSS WITH THE STATE
               THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR
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             THE WEB SERVER AND PROVIDE MAINTENANCE FOR THAT SERVER.

1.1.1.1.1    The Cal Gang Node maintained by LASD.
             THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET. (PAGE 23)

1.1.1.1.1    SDN users via enclosed intranet.

             IWS WILL PROVIDE A SITE LICENSE FOR BOTH LA COUNTY AND ORANGE
             COUNTY. STANDARD WEB BROWSERS MAY BE UTILIZED.

1.1.1.1.1.1  The approximate concurrent active logon sessions is anticipated
             to @200.

             UNDERSTOOD

1.1.1  LASD will require that DBI's selected sub-vendor must provide on-going
       software and hardware maintenance for the EDMS system that will be
       created beyond the present Store and forward. It is therefore required
       that they (the vendor) shall specify the hardware devices that best
       fit their comfort as to adequacy, reliability, and compatibility
       with their EDMS solution.

       IWS WILL PROVIDE MAINTENANCE FOR EVERYTHING PROVIDED WITHIN THE QUOTE.
       THE HARDWARE THAT IMAGEWARE IS SUGGESTING IS IBM HARDWARE SIMILAR TO
       THAT OF ARIZONA DPS. ARIZONA DPS IS EXTREMELY PLEASED WITH THE
       PERFORMANCE OF THEIR SERVER. (PAGE 18, 27, 36)

1.1.1  Sub-vendors shall include with their proposal the cost of the hardware
       device(s) that they are prepared to utilize and support.

       SEE THE UPDATED COST PROPOSAL (PART V)

1.1.1  LASD desires to retain the right to purchase the devices specified by
       the vendor directly rather then relying on DBI or the sub-vendor to
       acquire and provide the hardware. If this is unacceptable, it must be
       stated.

       THE HARDWARE THAT IWS IS PROPOSING HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED FOR
       QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE. IT IS OUR RECOMMENDED SOLUTION. ANY OTHER
       SOLUTION MAY HAVE ADVERSE EFFECTS ON SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. IF THE COUNTY
       CHOOSES TO PURCHASE THE HARDWARE FROM ANOTHER VENDOR THEN MANY ISSUES
       COME INTO PLAY. (MAINTENANCE, RELIABILITY, ETC.) IWS IS AGREEABLE TO
       DISCUSSING THIS POSSIBILITY, HOWEVER WE DO NOT RECOMMEND IT.

1.1.1  Response times: System abilities should contemplate multiple basic
       searches and retrievals from remote sites.

       THE SERVER WE ARE RECOMMENDING IS VERY ROBUST. THE FOUR 400 MHZ XEON
       PROCESSORS, AND 1 GB OF RAM ARE MORE THAN ENOUGH TO HANDLE THE LOADS
       THAT ARE EXPECTED ON THE SYSTEM. (PAGE 18)

1.1.1  Response times: System may require audit trail housekeeping
       transactions.

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       THIS IS EXPECTED AND ACCOUNTED FOR IN OUR PROPOSED SOLUTION.

1.1    Mug-shot Search/Display/Output

1.1.1  System shall have easy access and retrieval capabilities.

       THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1  Provides searches on pre-established indexed fields.

       THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1  Provides searches on all data fields

       THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1  Accommodate Boolean expression searches on data fields: Indexed

       THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1  Accommodate Boolean expression searches on data fields: Non-indexed

       THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1  Ability to perform all search and retrieval functions from remote
       workstations

       THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1.1.1    If client software is required, site costs must be specified in
             any proposals.

             CLIENT COSTS ARE OUTLINED IN THE COST PROPOSAL (PART V)

1.1.1.1.1    If no client software is required or license fees are
             contemplated, these facts need to be specified in any proposal.

             A SITE LICENSE FOR BOTH LA COUNTY AND ORANGE COUNTY IS PROVIDED.
             THE COSTS ARE OUTLINED IN THE COST PROPOSAL (PART V)

1.1.1  Provide mug-shot searches; Based on pre-established search statements

       THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1  Provide mugshot searches; Based on ad-hoc search statements

       THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

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1.1.1     Provide mug-shot searches: Based on ad-hoc search statements

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Retrieve all mug-shots for an individual

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Provide the ability to save the search results on the client machine.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     On the server, the ability to create and modify a "group" table
          (i.e. Florencia Gang, Meghan's Law, etc.)

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Provide the ability to save the search results as a member(s) of a
          grouping on the photo server.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to retrieve, as a group, photos enrolled or tagged as a
          group member.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to export the result of a search of photos and demographics
          to NIST format.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to export the results of a search of photos AND LIMITED
          DEMOGRAPHICS (SOME IDENTIFIER) to non-nist format.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Retrieval of any image when a correct unique identifier is entered
          in any of the selected fields to be located and displayed within
          acceptable response times

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Provide for photo lineups of suspects by retrieving images and data
          files using descriptors that closely fit the suspect's description.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to import a JPEG photo from a source other then the LASD
          EDMS database and mix it into a photo lineup.

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          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to rearrange lineup photos

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to print mugshot photo and identifiers.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to use standard WindowNt print resources / drivers.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to print any display presented to a user on a workstation.
          The display printouts shall include all header information, and
          shall be readable and usable.

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to print to conventional output devices: Black and white
          laser printer

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to print to conventional output devices: Color inkjet

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to print to conventional output devices: Color laser

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to print to conventional output devices: Dye sublimation
          printer

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Produce an output report after a mug-shot search that: Identifies
          total number of mug-shots found in search

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to browse through mug-shots that represent possible "hits"
          from a mug-shot search

          THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1     Ability to browse through mug-shots thumbnails for "quality control"
          consistency and to

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         quickly determine the site and employee that submitted the photo.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1    Ability to print a collection of thumbnails as a document containing
         thumbnails

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1    Ability to print a collection of thumbnails as a document containing
         thumbnails with identifiers referencing each photo

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1    Provide simultaneous viewing of image and associated records

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1    Ability to support soundex coding or similar phonetic type algorithm
         name searches

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1        SECURITY

1.1      A combination of an assigned log-on and a password shall be required
         to sign on, and shall be validated by the system before access is
         granted.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Each mugshot/record accessed will include the user ID, site, date,
         time, reason reference, order of access, and printing event a system
         audit trail.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      All printouts of mugshots or any other image produced by the system
         will include the user ID, site, date, time, reason reference, in a
         system audit trail.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to access must be limitable based on user's profile or role

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to provide an audit trail that is easily accessed by
         administrator-users.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to segregate or partition special classes, such as
         juveniles, etc., and require

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         separate or additional access privileges.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Firewall or other protection scheme between SDN and Cal Photo ID Web
         Server.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to monitor system usage historically by users

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to monitor system usage by site on SDN

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Sub-contract vendor must be responsive to court appearances
         regarding system integrity and safeguards, etc. at reasonable
         witness rates.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1        OTHER FUNCTIONS

1.1      On-line, context-sensitive help screens accessible at any time
         during program operation

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Display error messages when improper key is hit or incorrect data is
         entered

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Provide ability to establish validation tables to govern all data
         fields

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to purge records/images from the system: individually

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to purge records/images from the system: collectively - in a
         batch dump

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to block access to an individual photo

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

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1.1      Ability to locate and block access of all photos of an individual

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to flag mugshot to prevent release of the image

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to flag mugshot to prevent retrieval of image

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to determine if mugshot has been altered (checksum?)

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to collect, save, and export to CD or e-mail mugshots
         limited to specific originating sites.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to adopt Scar, marks, and tattoo schemes

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Photo recognition and retrieval of "matches" by photo recognition
         algorithym

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      If no photo recognition offered, database design must contemplate
         field space for enrollment schemes.

         Facial Recognition is being offered.

1.1      Ability to create composites based on witness descriptions.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Ability to search for matches database based on composite

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1    Using photo recognition software?

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

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1.1.1    Using some other search criteria for composite search?

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1        HARDWARE / SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE MUST BE PROVIDED BY SUB-CONTRACT
         VENDOR.

1.1      Must be provided for the EDMS beyond the present Store and Forward
         which includes the EDMS photo server for the SDN and the Cal Photo
         ID server.

         SEE EXHIBIT B OF ORIGINAL PROPOSAL.

1.1      Annual Maintenance fees must be included in proposals.

         SEE NEW COST PROPOSAL. PART V

1.1      24 hour / 7 days / 4 hour on site response (must)

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Alarm on pager trouble alert

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Backup capabilities (with responsibilities specified as to whether
         done by LASD personnel or by vendor).

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1      Archiving capability based on ad-hoc collection criteria.

         THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE MET.

1.1.1    Some remnant identifier in database to point to archives for
         archived record.

         ARCHIVED RECORDS WILL BE PLACED IN ANOTHER DIRECTORY. TO SEARCH THIS
         DIRECTOR, SIMPLY IDENTIFY THE ARCHIVED DIRECTORY UPON ENTERING CCS.

1.1      Source code availability.

         SOURCE CODE WILL BE PLACED IN AN ESCROW ACCOUNT.

1.1.1    Source code availability upon dissolution of company or other mishap

         SOURCE CODE WILL BE PLACED IN AN ESCROW ACCOUNT.

1.1      Software integrity: If any function or incorporated portion of the
         sub-vendor's software is

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         dependent upon continued or renewing licensing agreements with
         parties outside of LASD and DBI, that relationship must be disclosed.

         UNDERSTOOD.

1        PROJECT PLAN

1.1      Project management (must) (who, what, when, where)

         SEE PAGE 24 OF ORIGINAL PROPOSAL.

1.1      Completion date (whole project) from time of contract.

         SEE PAGE 25 OF ORIGINAL PROPOSAL.

1.1      REQUIRED ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE:

1.1.1    Who purchases ? (must)

         ALL SOFTWARE NEEDED IS INCLUDED IN THIS PROPOSAL WITH THE EXCEPTION
         OF INTERNET BROWSER SOFTWARE AND CLIENT OPERATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE.

1.1.1    Approximation of what additional software may be needed (must be
         stated)

         LASD MUST PROVIDE INTERNET BROWSER SOFTWARE, CLIENT OPERATING SYSTEM
         AND ORACLE LICENSES UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BY THE COUNTY.

1.1.1.1  "Off the shelf product"?

         LASD MUST PROVIDE INTERNET BROWSER SOFTWARE, CLIENT OPERATING SYSTEM
         AND ORACLE LICENSES UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BY THE COUNTY.

1.1.1.1  how many units / licenses? (Must)

         ORACLE LICENSES WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE COUNTY. ALL OTHER LICENSES
         ARE INCLUDED IN THE PROPOSAL.

1.1.1.1  If not "off the shelf", what custom programming is foreseeable or
         contemplated (must)

         ALL FORESEEABLE CUSTOMIZATION IS INCLUDED IN THE PROPOSAL.

1.1.1.1  programming fees / job rates? By whom?

         ALL PROGRAMMING FEES AND JOB RATES ARE INCLUDED IN THE PROPOSAL.

1        TRAINING
1.1      Administrators

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1.2      Users
1.3      Onsite or away.
1.4      duration
1.5      Cost.

         SEE EXHIBIT C AND PART V.

1        References:
1.1      Similar projects completed
1.2      Other special projects or systems that are relevant
1.3      Contact persons

         SEE PAGE 27-36 OF THE ORIGINAL PROPOSAL.

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PART IV
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Changes to Original Proposal.  This includes additional software and
capabilities as well as clarification of a few issues on original proposal.

1.  An error was made on the original Cost Proposal.  The Phase I Software
    total which reads $118,000, should read $138,000 and has been corrected
    in the new Cost Proposal in Part V.

2.  Page 23 of the original proposal offers a site license to Los Angeles
    County for the Web investigative interface. ImageWare is extending that site
    license to Orange County at no additional cost. Value --- approx. $125,000

3.  Page 17 of the original proposal indicates that no Face ID clients are
    included with the system. ImageWare is now offering 4 copies of Face ID
    client software at no additional cost. To summarize, at no cost to the
    County, IWS will install Face ID server software and convert all existing
    images to Face ID. All new images will be automatically enrolled into Face
    ID and IWS will provide 4 copies of Face ID client software.  Pricing for
    additional copies of Face ID client software is included in the new Cost
    Proposal. Value --- approx. $140,000

4.  On Page 17 of the original proposal, IWS indicates that 20 copies of
    Suspect ID composite software will be included in the system. IWS is now
    offering an additional 20 copies of both Crime Lab and Vehicle ID at no
    additional cost. Value --- approx. $66,000

5.  IWS has provided sample prints of the several standard templates that are
    included with the software being provided. These samples include:

        - ID cards
        - Inmate Wristbands
        - Wanted Posters
        - Line-ups
        - Audit Reports
        - Search Lists
        - Record prints

6.  Upon approval from LA county and DOJ, IWS will enroll Megan's Law images
    into a separate Face ID database at no charge. All Face ID client sites
    will then have facial recognition search capabilities against the Megan's
    Law database. Value --- approx. $7,500

7.  Award of this contract will fulfill all previous IWS obligations to the
    County and the City of Lakewood at no cost to the County.


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Los Angeles County                 Exhibit A - PART V                   3/22/99
Sheriff's Department                Cost Proposal

PHASE 1

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<CAPTION>
                         DESCRIPTION                                          QTY         UNIT          EXT         TOTAL
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<S>                                                                           <C>      <C>           <C>          <C>
CENTRAL IMAGE SERVER
Netfinity 7000 M10 400 MHz (Quad Processor) RAID V
  IBM Netfinity 7000 M10 400/512KB Xeon, 128MB ECC,OPEN,32X,PCI (Rack          1       $11,839.50    $11,839.50
    (Std) 128MB (4x32MB) EDO DRAM DIMM - 50ns
    (Std) IBM 1.44MB 3.5-inch Diskette Drive
    (Std) Integrated IDE Controller
    (Std) Internal IDE CD-ROM Drive
    (Std) Netfinity 400W Hot-Swap Power Supply
    (Std) Netfinity 7000 400MHz/512KB PII Xeon Processor
    (Std) Planar Integrated Wide Ultra SCSI
    (Std) Planar Integrated Wide Ultra SCSI for External Devices
    (Std) S3 Trio64V2 Graphics - 1MB SGRAM
    (Std) Systems Management Processor
  3520 2RU Netfinity EXP15 Storage Expansion Unit                              1        $3,321.00     $3,321.00
    (Std) 3520 Enclosure Hot-Swap Backplane                                    1        $2,160.00     $2,160.00
  IBM 35/70GB DLT SCSI Tape Drive - External                                   1        $7,458.75     $7,458.75
  IBM Netfinity ServerRAID-3l Ultra2 SCSI Adapter                              1          $945.00       $945.00
  IBM Netfinity 400W Hot-Swap Redundant Power Supply II (2 total)              1          $810.00       $810.00
  IBM Netfinity 7000 M10 Rack-to-Tower Conversion Kit                          1          $540.00       $540.00
  Netfinity 7000 400MHz/512KB Xeon Processor (4 total)                         3        $2,160.00     $6,480.00
  IBM 8mm to 68pin Converter for external cables                               1           $52.65        $52.65
  1GB (4x256MB) EDO DRAM DIMM - 50ns                                           1        $7,341.30     $7,341.30
  IBM Netfinity 18.2GB Wide Ultra SCSI SCA-2 HDD (HH)                          8        $1,618.65    $12,949.20
  IBM Netfinity 2M Ultra2 SCSI Cable                                           2           $93.15       $186.30
  Netfinity NetBAY3                                                            2          $117.45       $234.90
  Black Sleek Mouse                                                            1           $28.35        $28.35
  IBM Netfinity 10/100 Ethernet Adapter (PCI)                                  1          $128.25       $128.25
  G72 - 17(15.7) in. Color Monitor, 69 KHz, Stealth Gray                       1          $476.55       $476.55
  IBM Standard Black 104-Key Keyboard                                          1           $60.75        $60.75
  OBI External V.34 Data/Fax Modem                                             1          $496.80       $496.80
  IBM Netfinity 4.5GB Wide Ultra SCSI SCA-2 Hot-Swap Hard Disk Drive (SL)      2          $565.65     $1,131.30
  External F/W to F/W Cable-Standard with 01K1174 Tape Drive                   1          $128.25       $128.25
                                                                 SUBTOTAL                                          $56,768.85

SOFTWARE
CCS Server Software                                                            1       $20,000.00    $20,000.00
CCS Investigative Display Software                                            20        $4,900.00    $98,000.00
Suspect ID (Composite Software)                                               20            $0.00         $0.00
Crime Lab (Image Editing Software)                                            20            $0.00         $0.00
Vehicle ID                                                                    20            $0.00         $0.00
Custom NIST Import from DBI Store and Forward                                  1       $20,000.00    $20,000.00
Face ID Server Software (Includes Conversion and auto enrollment)              1            $0.00         $0.00
Face ID Client Software                                                        4            $0.00         $0.00
                                                                 SUBTOTAL                                         $138,000.00

TOTAL HARDWARE/SOFTWARE                                                                                           $194,768.85

SERVICES
De-duplication of Database                                                     5          $900.00     $4,500.00
Conversion of Existing Photos & Records (approx. 250,000)                   250,000         $0.15    $37,500.00
Project Management/Specifications Gathering                                    5          $900.00     $4,500.00
                                                                 SUBTOTAL                                          $46,500.00

LICENSES
Sybase License 6.0 Server + 5 users                                            1        $1,248.75     $1,248.75
Sybase License 6.0 (20 User)                                                   1        $3,243.75     $3,243.75
Windows Licenses                                                                                            TBD
                                                                 SUBTOTAL                                           $4,492.50

                                                         PHASE 1 SUBTOTAL                                         $245,761.35
                                           SHIPPING/HANDLING/INSTALLATION                                          $23,372.26
                                                                 TRAINING      4          $750.00     $3,000.00     $3,000.00

                                                            PHASE 1 TOTAL                                         $272,133.61
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PHASE 2

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<CAPTION>
                         DESCRIPTION                                          QTY         UNIT          EXT         TOTAL
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<S>                                                                           <C>      <C>           <C>          <C>
SERVICES
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Los Angeles County                Exhibit A - Part V                    3/22/99
Sheriff's Department               Cost Proposal


<TABLE>
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<S>                                                            <C>          <C>        <C>              <C>           <C>
Conversion of data on Mug Server                                             1         $10,000.00       $10,000.00
Project Management                                                          10         $   900.00       $ 9,000.00
                                                               SUBTOTAL                                               $ 19,000.00
LICENSES
Oracle 8.0 Server License                                                    1                TBD
Oracle Client Licenses                                                      20                TBD
                                                               SUBTOTAL
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                                                       PHASE 2 SUBTOTAL                                               $ 19,000.00
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                                                               TRAINING      1         $   750.00       $    750.00   $    750.00

                                                          PHASE 2 TOTAL                                               $ 19,750.00
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This is not related to development of the Oracle database. It is the code
time and effort that is needed to convert the Sybase database of a working
mug server to Oracle with very little down time.

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PHASE 3
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                      DESCRIPTION                                         QTY          UNIT             EXT           TOTAL
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SOFTWARE
CCS Investigative Display Software                                         60          $ 4,900.00       $294,000.00
                                                               SUBTOTAL                                               $294,000.00
LICENSES
Oracle Client Licenses                                                     60                 TBO

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                                                       PHASE 3 SUBTOTAL                                               $294,000.00
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                                             SHIPPING/HANDLING/START-UP                                               $ 14,700.00
                                                               TRAINING     8          $   750.00       $  6,000.00   $  6,000.00

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                                                          PHASE 3 TOTAL                                               $314,700.00
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TOTAL PHASE 1, 2 & 3
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                                                                  TOTAL                                               $606,583.61
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REQUIRED INTERFACES
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                      DESCRIPTION                                         QTY          UNIT             EXT           TOTAL
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CCHRS & LARCIS INTERFACE
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Systems Integration/Setup                                                 40           $    900.00      $36,000.00
Project Management                                                         6           $    900.00      $ 5,400.00
                                                               SUBTOTAL                                               $ 41,400.00
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CAL-PHOTO/CAL-GANG INTERFACE
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NIST or Flat File Export for Cal-Photo ID                                  1           $  5,000.00      $  5,000.00
NIST or Flat File Export for Cal-Gang                                      1           $  5,000.00      $  5,000.00
Project Management                                                         4           $    900.00      $  3,600.00
                                                               SUBTOTAL                                               $ 13,600.00
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WEB INVESTIGATIVE INTERFACE
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WEB enabled CCS Investigative Software      LA County and Orange County    1           $ 75,000.00      $ 75,000.00
Project Management                                                         4           $    900.00      $  3,600.00

                                                               SUBTOTAL                                               $ 78,600.00

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                                                     INTERFACE SUBTOTAL                                               $133,600.00
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                                                               TRAINING    4           $    750.00      $  3,000.00   $  3,000.00

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                                                        INTERFACE TOTAL                                               $136,600.00
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Los Angeles County                  Exhibit A-Part V                  3/22/99
Sheriff's Department                 Cost Proposal


* Final requirements are yet to be defined. Price is based on LA County and
Orange County site license and 5-7 search fields.

<TABLE>
<S>                                     <C>                                                               <C>
COMPLETE SOLUTION
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ALL PHASES AND INTERFACES TOTAL
                                                                               TOTAL                        $743,183.61





                                                             WARRANTY Exhibit B
                                                                    ImageWare offers a complete one year
                                                                    warranty on all hardware and software


                                                            MAINTENANCE Exhibit B
                                                  ImageWare Customer Service (Year 1)                       $ 83,814.20
                                         YEAR 1 STARTS ON THE DAY OF FINAL ACCEPTANCE
                                             Maintenance & Technical Support (Year 2)                       $124,625.04
                                             Maintenance & Technical Support (Year 3)                       $124,625.04
                                             Maintenance & Technical Support (Year 4)                       $124,625.04
                                             Maintenance & Technical Support (Year 5)                       $124,625.04
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DISCOUNT EXPLAINATION

The above price quote reflects a cumulative discount of more than $500K
for DBI and Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office. Below are the standard
list prices for software and the corresponding discount that DBI and Los
Angeles County will receive.




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Standard Pricing
SOFTWARE
CCS Server Software                                            1        $20,000.00        $20,000.00
CCS Investigative Display Software                            80         $6,750.00       $540,000.00
Suspect ID (Composite Software)                               20         $2,000.00        $40,000.00
Crime Lab (Image Editing Software)                            20           $300.00         $6,000.00
Vehicle ID                                                    20         $1,000.00        $20,000.00
Face ID Server Software                                        1        $67,000.00        $67,000.00
Face ID Client Software                                        4        $15,000.00        $60,000.00
Conversion of Existing Photos & Records (approx. 250,000)   250,000          $0.20        $50,000.00
                                 STANDARD LIST PRICE SUBTOTAL                                               $803,000.00
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                                          DBI DISCOUNT                                                      $333,500.00

                                          FINAL QUOTE                                                       $469,500.00
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THIS DISCOUNT DOES NOT INCLUDE THE SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNTS GIVEN ON
HARDWARE, INTERFACES AND SERVICES. THE TOTAL PROJECT DISCOUNT EXCEEDS
$500,000.



Additional Face ID client costs:
1-10 copies                                                              $15,000.00
11-50 copies                                                             $12,500.00
51-100 copies                                                             $9,000.00
over 100                                                                  $6,000.00

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