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Gatekeeper Announces C$3 Million FRA Transit Video Project

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Gatekeeper Systems (OTC: GKPRF, TSXV: GSI) announced that subsidiary Gatekeeper Systems USA has received purchase orders for an FRA-compliant transit video project valued at approximately US$2.1 million (C$3 million). The company will supply video and audio recording equipment under contract to an unrelated third party and has a separate contract with SEPTA to provide installation services on passenger train lead locomotives.

The project supports the Federal Railroad Administration mandate under CFR 229.136, requiring crashworthy memory modules and image recording devices on passenger train lead locomotives by October 12, 2027, and is expected to be completed during Gatekeeper’s 2027 fiscal year, starting September 1, 2026.

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  • US$2.1 million (C$3 million) FRA transit video project awarded
  • Contracts secured for both equipment supply and installation services
  • Project tied to FRA mandate deadline of October 12, 2027
  • Work expected to contribute to 2027 fiscal year activity
  • Engagement with major U.S. transit agency SEPTA

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Abbotsford, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - August 10, 2026) - Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) ("Gatekeeper" or the "Company"), a leader in video and data solutions for protecting people in transit, announces that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Gatekeeper Systems USA Inc., has received purchase orders to provide and install FRA compliant video and audio recording devices on passenger train lead locomotives (the "Project").

Under the Project, Gatekeeper has entered a contract to supply the Project equipment to an unrelated third-party and has separately entered a contract with Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) to provide installation services for the Project. The Project relates to the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) mandate issued under CFR 229.136 which requires that all passenger train lead locomotives providing scheduled intercity rail passenger or commuter service be equipped with crashworthy memory modules and image recording devices prior to October 12, 2027. Gatekeeper is an experienced provider of systems for the FRA mandate and has installed hundreds of crashworthy video recording devices on passenger trains for public transportation operators in the United States.

The Project is valued at approximately US$2.1 million (C$3 million) in aggregate and is expected to be completed during the Company's 2027 fiscal year which begins September 1, 2026.

SEPTA is one of the largest transit systems in the United States. SEPTA supports five counties in the Greater Philadelphia area and connects to transit systems in Delaware and New Jersey. Services include regional rail, buses, trolleys, subways and a high-speed line.

About Gatekeeper Systems Inc.
Gatekeeper is a leading provider of video and data solutions for a safer transportation environment for children, passengers, and drivers on public transportation fleets. Gatekeeper has provided solutions to more than 60 transit agencies and 3,500 school districts throughout North America and has installed more than 65,000 Mobile Data Collectors for customers which record video and data daily from over 200,000 onboard devices. The Company's hosted software applications facilitate AI-assisted video analytics for incident management and storage. The Company's Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) business model is centered around the Mobile Data Collectors, which are the cornerstone of its data company transformation. www.gatekeeper-systems.com

Contact Information:

Douglas Dyment
President & CEO
ddyment@gatekeeper-systems.com
(604) 864-6187

Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
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FAQ

What did Gatekeeper Systems (GKPRF) announce on August 10, 2026?

Gatekeeper Systems announced a transit video project worth about US$2.1 million (C$3 million). According to Gatekeeper, its U.S. subsidiary will supply FRA-compliant video and audio equipment and perform installation services on passenger train lead locomotives under separate contracts.

What is the value of Gatekeeper Systems’ new FRA transit video project for GKPRF shareholders?

The project is valued at approximately US$2.1 million (C$3 million). According to Gatekeeper, this amount reflects the aggregate value of supplying equipment to a third party and providing installation services for SEPTA within its 2027 fiscal year.

How is SEPTA involved in Gatekeeper Systems’ C$3 million FRA project (GKPRF)?

SEPTA has contracted Gatekeeper Systems to provide installation services for the project. According to Gatekeeper, systems will be installed on passenger train lead locomotives within SEPTA’s regional rail network, one of the largest transit systems in the United States.

When will Gatekeeper Systems recognize work from the FRA transit video project for GKPRF?

The project is expected to be completed during Gatekeeper’s 2027 fiscal year. According to Gatekeeper, this fiscal year begins on September 1, 2026, so related activity should fall within that period, subject to contract execution and project progress.

What FRA mandate is driving Gatekeeper Systems’ new transit video contracts for GKPRF?

The contracts relate to the Federal Railroad Administration mandate under CFR 229.136. According to Gatekeeper, this rule requires passenger train lead locomotives in intercity or commuter service to have crashworthy memory modules and image recording devices by October 12, 2027.

How experienced is Gatekeeper Systems (GKPRF) with FRA-compliant train video systems?

Gatekeeper reports it is an experienced provider for FRA mandate systems. According to Gatekeeper, it has already installed hundreds of crashworthy video recording devices on passenger trains for public transportation operators throughout the United States.

What does the FRA transit video project mean for Gatekeeper Systems’ transit market presence?

The project expands Gatekeeper’s role in U.S. passenger rail safety systems. According to Gatekeeper, it has supplied solutions to more than 60 transit agencies and 3,500 school districts, with over 65,000 Mobile Data Collectors installed across North American transportation fleets.