Southern ITS International, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SITS), announced today that it has entered into final negotiations with Gephart Electric Co. for a Datacom infrastructure contract including a network system in the state of Maryland. Gephart Electric has been a leader in the industry for over Thirty years.

Jason Bell, Chief Executive Officer of Southern ITS International, Inc., noted, "We have extended our marketing and business development efforts within the gaming sector. Those efforts are evolving rapidly and are expected to provide a positive foundation of growth for the Company. These efforts have expanded to the North East states and are now positioned to increase the Company revenues. The potential returns are promising as the Company continues to position itself. Gephart Electric has averaged over 50 Million Dollars of electrical and low voltage systems installations annually. We are excited to potentially become involved with this quality organization as we continue to expand our business plan."

About Southern ITS International, Inc.

Southern ITS International, Inc. is committed to the mission of providing total systems integration projects by maintaining cost effectiveness while providing the highest end voice, data, surveillance, audio/visual and fire detection available. We are represented throughout the world by leading individuals within the digital surveillance and IT integration industry. We are providing a digital video recording solution and integrating our technological solutions with other existing systems, which results in a significant capital savings for our clients. The Company is positioned to be a leading force in this business sector.

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