Mobile Technology Solution :: News Release

HANOVER, MD (August 20, 2008) – Brekford International Corp. (OTCBB: BFDI), a provider of
fully integrated, rugged, mobile technology solutions for public safety and federal agencies,
announced today that it is expanding its vehicle upfitting division into new markets in the Mid-
Atlantic region.

Brekford is also expanding into the government sector as the company has been granted placement on the General Services Administration (GSA) Schedule 84, a preferred, prenegotiated contract that provides significant revenue opportunities from federal, state and local
governments.

These announcements follow a July 8, 2008 board of directors meeting in which the company’s
original founders and architects of the platform company, Mr. C.B. Brechin and Mr. Scott
Rutherford were appointed Chief Executive Officer and President, respectively.

Brekford International’s CEO, Mr. C.B. Brechin, issued the following statement:
“Since its inception a decade ago, the upfitting division has been responsible for the vast majority
of company revenues. Brekford has provided customized, ruggedized mobile solutions for nearly
every law enforcement agency in the state of Maryland. Our products and services are designed
to allow public safety personnel to do their jobs more efficiently and with the highest level of
sophistication. As Brekford has evolved, we are now able to provide first responder vehicles with
complete bumper to bumper mobile solutions.”

“By offering our clients fully upfitted vehicles, Brekford has positioned itself as one of the only ‘one
stop shops’ in the entire industry. As this market has become highly fragmented, we believe the
company is now in a perfect position to take what we believe are superior products, services and
industry knowledge to other markets throughout the Mid-Atlantic region,” said Brechin.

Mr. Brechin also noted that the company anticipates the timing of the GSA Schedule, along with
the recent passage of the Local Preparedness Acquisition Act will open up new revenue streams
for the company’s armor and vehicle upfitting divisions.

According to GSA, sales on Schedule 84 reached $1.8 billion through April 30, 2008 and a total of
$2.2 billion in Fiscal 2007.

About Brekford International Corporation
Headquartered in Hanover, Maryland, Brekford International Corp. (BFDI: OTCBB), is a mobile
technology firm that has provided fully integrated, rugged, bumper to bumper, vehicle upfitting
solutions since 1997. The company’s growing client list includes branches of the U.S. military,
various federal entities and numerous security and public safety agencies throughout the Mid-
Atlantic region. Brekford provides these agencies with what it believes are superior services and
products via its two divisions with four marketing groups offering an end-to-end suite of products.
As a preferred provider of cutting-edge technology to the government sector, the company is
currently part of the General Service Administration’s (GSA) Schedule 84. For more company information, please visit www.brekford.com.

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