Exhibit A_EDI 214 GTN Requirements_19 Mar 09.doc

Electronic Instructions:

1. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the computer-to-computer exchange of business data in machine-readable language using strictly defined public standards.

2. An EDI Implementation Convention (IC) defines the rules for filling in or "populating" an EDI transaction. Following the agreed upon convention, or version of the standard ensures that EDI partners will encounter fewer data quality problems during development and maintenance of their EDI systems.

3. ANSI ASC X12 is the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) who charters the Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) X12 to develop uniform standards for inter-industry electronic interchange of business transactions -- electronic data interchange (EDI).

4. Accredited Standards Committee X12 develops, maintains, interprets, publishes and promotes the proper use of American National and UN/EDIFACT International EDI Standards. The ASC X12 body meets periodically to develop and maintain EDI standards. Its main objective is to develop standards to facilitate electronic interchange relating to business transactions. X12 standards facilitate transactions by establishing a common, uniform business language for computers to communicate. With more than 275 transaction sets, X12 standards can be used to electronically conduct nearly every facet of business-to-business operations.

5. EDI status records are generated and populated from the ANSI ASC 214 transactions. Transactions are sent to the government value added network where they are mapped and forwarded to Global Transportation Network (GTN).

6. Global Exchange Service (GEX) is an EDI-based Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) system which provides EDI messages to United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) and other Department of Defense (DOD) agencies.

7. To get the latest version of the DOD 214 IC, as well as the contact information for the GEX, contact the USTRANSCOM Global Transportation Network, Program Management Office, Scott Air Force Base, IL at (618) 256-6612. All service providers must be capable of providing an accurate GTN interface no later than 30calendar days after award.

8. All records will require the following reference number information (in multiple loops) to identify CENTCOM Theater Express shipments.

a. Transportation Control Number (TCN). Provide this in the B1002.

b. Carrier SCAC. Provide this in the B1003 element.

c. The words “Shipper Ref” along with the Pallet ID. Provide this in the K101 element.

d. ID code qualifier of “10” – Optional Element. Provide this in the N103 element.

e. ID code (shipper DODAAC) – Optional Element. Provide this in the N104 element.

f. City Name (shipper city name). Provide this in the N401 element.

g. ID code qualifier of “10” – Optional Element. Provide this in the N103 element.

h. ID code (ship to DODAAC) – Optional Element. Provide this in the N104 element.

i. City Name (ship to city name). Provide this in the N401 element.

9. The contractor shall accomplish status reporting within (4) four hours of an event, or the same amount of time provided to their commercial customers, whichever is sooner.

10. The following status updates are required within (4) four hours of an event for each shipment:

a. 00 – Bid/tender award received. Note: AMD email notification.

b. AF – Carrier departed pick-up location (original pickup location to your hub if not directly dropped off)

c. X1 – Arrived at delivery location (final destination)

d. D1 – Completed unload at delivery location

e. X4 – If applicable, arrived at your terminal location (hub)

f. P1 – If applicable, departed your terminal location (hub)