Eid Passport releases
February 15, 2008 - RAPIDGATE PROGRAM INCREASES SECURITY & ACCESS EFFICIENCY AT NAVAL BASE POINT LOMA
Streamlined access program for vendors with options for multi-facility access
Vendors, suppliers, service providers and contractors serving U.S. Naval Base Point Loma are now able to participate in the RAPIDGate® Program for streamlined access control to the base. Naval Base Point Loma is the first installation in the San Diego metro area to implement the RAPIDGate® Program, currently in operation at Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of Homeland Security facilities across the continental U.S. and Hawaii.
November 20, 2007 - U.S. ARMY FORT DRUM OFFERS RAPIDGATE PROGRAM TO STREAMLINE ACCESS AND IMPROVE SECURITY
High-security installations streamline access for qualified civilian personnel.
The U.S. Army Fort Drum is now offering the RAPIDGate® Program to non-military personnel who need routine access to these high security installations. The voluntary Program combines identity authentication, background screening, credentialing, and biometric verification to help improve security procedures. At the same time, the Program saves time and money for authorized vendors, suppliers, contractors, subcontractors, and service providers by automating verification of identity and access privileges at the installations’ access control points
October 16, 2007 - DRUG AND THEFT CRIMES ARE TOP REASONS INDIVIDUALS ARE DENIED ACCESS VIA THE RAPIDGATE PROGRAM
Vendor access management program already protects installations coast to coast.
Felony convictions for drug offenses and theft are the top two reasons why individuals are denied access to secure installations through the RAPIDGate® Program. According to Eid Passport, Inc., the company that provides the RAPIDGate Program, 26% of all individuals who failed the Program’s thorough background screening were found to have previous felony convictions on drug charges, and 26% had theft-related convictions. These are just two of the many criteria that disqualify individuals from receiving a RAPIDGate Badge that allows streamlined entrance into secure installations.
October 9, 2007 - RAPIDGATE PROGRAM HELPS IMPROVE SECURITY FOR THE U.S. ARMY IN HAWAII
Vendor access management program already protects installations coast to coast.
Eid Passport, Inc. announced today that its industry-leading RAPIDGate Program has expanded outside the continental U.S., serving to improve physical security and gate efficiency for the U.S. Army installations in Hawaii. The voluntary Program helps streamline access control procedures for authorized vendors, suppliers, contractors, subcontractors, and service providers who routinely access the installations. This implementation of the RAPIDGate Program joins thirteen implementations currently in operation at Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security facilities from Washington, D.C. to California.
September 10, 2007 - COMPANIES SAVE EVEN MORE TIME AND MONEY THROUGH ENHANCEMENT TO RAPIDGATE PROGRAM
Multi-facility access delivers proven benefits across multiple installations at lower prices.
Companies serving secure installations across the United States will enjoy faster return-on-investment (ROI) and lower overhead thanks to the newest enhancement to the RAPIDGate® Program from Eid Passport®, Inc. Called Multi-Facility Access, the enhancement makes it possible for a company’s employees to use a single badge to prove their identity and access authorization at multiple installations. Moreover, Multi-Facility Access delivers all the benefits of the RAPIDGate Program at lower price points for multiple installations.
