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Get your share of this $35 billion market! Reach top executives and officials who protect America’s homeland and citizens. Both public and private sectors are included in this one-of-a-kind database.
The executives on this file are searching for products and services that will protect their businesses worldwide such as computer software systems, training programs, construction or transportation equipment and space technology plus detection systems, hazardous material controls and/or maintenance and safety equipment.
These executives are generally responsible for coordinating responses to criminal and terror events, including border and transportation security, immigration, disease control, national defense, natural disasters, emergency preparedness, health emergencies, chemical threats, cyber attacks, environmental pollution and biological poisoning and other acts of terrorism.
This list includes defense contractors, security firms, hazardous waste executives, research lab execs, high level medical professionals, government senior professionals, food manufacturers, transportation, law enforcement, office complexes, public monuments, stadiums, toxic sites, nuclear utilities, military bases, chemical industry, etc.
All records are at business address.
Select by telephone numbers. NCOA processed quarterly. Zip+4 appended.
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Federal Government Department Offices
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Air Transportation
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Immigration, Customs
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Air Marshals
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Public Safety, EPA
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Border Control
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Defense Department
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Coast Guard
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Transportation Security Admin.
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Dept. of Agriculture
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National Forests/Parks
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FBI, CIA, GSA
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Department of Interior
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Department of Interior
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Department of Energy
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Nuclear Utilities
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Department of Homeland Security
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Disease Control
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Department of Justice
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FEMA – DEA, NRC, FCC
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Department of Health and Human Services
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Government Buildings – Government Executives – All levels
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Government EPA Regulated Sites
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Toxic Waste – Hazardous Waste Executives - Watersheds
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Water Treatment Plants – Research Lab Executives
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Government Law Enforcement Officials & Dept. Heads
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Federal – Department Officials, Defense, Treasury
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City – Fire, Police, Mayors, City Managers, etc.
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County - Sheriffs
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State – Attorneys General, Police, Highway, National Guard, etc.
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Businesses: (sensitive industries only)
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Top Executive in Large Firms (500 plus employees)
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Transportation Managers in Large Firms
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Branch/Area Manager in Large Firms
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General Manager in Large Firms
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Top Executive in Medium firms (50 to 499 employees) selected SIC codes
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Corporate Property and Facilities Executives
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Hospital/Medical: (selected by nuclear waste presence)
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Hospital Administrators
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Hospital Safety Directors
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Executives
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Auditoriums, Stadiums and Arenas – (largest)
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Top Executive
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Transportation Industry
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Air Traffic and Ground Control
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Airports - major
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Airlines – National and Regional
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Airlines – Charter & Commercial
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Flying Schools
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Helicopter Air Services
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Railroads – Terminals, Corporate & Government
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Colleges and Universities
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Director of Security/Safety
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State Counts:
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AK
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501
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ID
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570
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MT
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497
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RI
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385
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AL
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1,608
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IL
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3,993
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NC
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2,624
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SC
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1,465
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AR
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1,013
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IN
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2,211
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ND
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498
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SD
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453
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AZ
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1,266
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KS
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1,118
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NE
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816
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TN
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1,985
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CA
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8,572
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KY
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1,367
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NH
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793
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TX
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5,808
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CO
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1,463
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LA
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1,930
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NJ
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2,938
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UT
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755
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CT
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1,155
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MA
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2,011
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NM
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628
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VA
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2,898
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DC
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2,823
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MD
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1,691
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NV
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709
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VT
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387
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DE
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371
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ME
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598
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NY
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4,823
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WA
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1,722
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FL
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4,103
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MI
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2,635
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OH
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3,499
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WI
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2,311
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GA
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2,953
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MN
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1,934
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OK
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1,065
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WV
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697
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HI
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478
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MO
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1,998
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OR
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1,100
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WY
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327
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IA
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1,454
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MS
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998
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PA
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3,902
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Suggested Usage:
These top ranking executives, officials and policy makers need to stay informed about the latest security products and services. They are interested in new technological advancements in order to improve their security. These are qualified buyers with money in their budgets. They purchase software, hardware, uniforms, telecommunications equipment, surveillance equipment, OSHA materials, seminars, lab equipment, bioterrorism countermeasures, access controls, weapons, safety and detection equipment, etc.
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