Territorial Security - European Commission
LOGISTICS AND SECURITY MANAGEMENT, ELECTORAL OBSERVATION MISSION ANGOLA - JUNE-OCTOBER 2008. -
As part of a direct contract with the European Commission, the GEOS Group, coordinated by the Representation of the GEOS Group to the European Institutions (GEOS EUIR), was awarded as subcontractor to the German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ), the security management of the electoral observation mission deployed across Angola. With only 15 days notice, GEOS Europe took charge of the operators, and the management of all the administrative, financial and budgetary aspects of the assignment, implementing the logistics and security management for the entire mission. In a proactive manner, the GEOS Group took charge of the security of 80 observers on the ground and the logistics and security management for 18 delegates (including 5 MEPs) of the European Parliament. EU funding allocated by the European Commission was managed entirely by our European team of Project Management experts in Brussels.
Due to the smooth running of the electoral observation mission and the exemplary protection provided to the group of observers, the GEOS Group has been associated with the GTZ on a long term basis as part of a consortium selected by the European Commission in its framework contract (FWC) for Support to EU Election Observation Missions (EOM).

Territorial Security - International Institution
SECURITY FOR DISASTER AREA EVALUATION MISSION - HaIti - 2008
Following the widespread damage caused by Hurricane Gustav in 2008, an international institution in charge of the reconstruction effort asked GEOS to organise and secure a post-disaster evaluation mission to assess the needs of the local population.
With support from local partners in-country, GEOS was able, in less than two weeks, to provide the operational support necessary to allow the organisation to conduct its post-disaster assessment.

Public Sector - European Institution
SECURITY FOR mission IN high-risk area - GEorgiA - 2008
Following the deployment of Russian armed forces into a Georgian province, a European institution specialized in providing relief to populations in conflict areas asked GEOS to facilitate and secure their mission in the zone.
In a high-risk environment with large amounts of unexploded ordnance scattered across the territory, the GEOS team conducted two successive missions countrywide helmed by a Franco-Georgian expert with extensive networks in-country.

Territorial Security - Public Sector - European Institution
SECURITY FOR A mission IN CONFLICT AREA - Gaza - 2009
A few days after the military operation conducted by the Israeli Army in the Gaza Strip, European Institutions sent experts to evaluate civilian infrastructure reconstruction requirements. Upon their request, GEOS ensured the smooth running of the mission by sending Arab-speaking experts and explosives experts into the Gaza Strip with coordination from a team in Jerusalem.
For one month, GEOS organised the motorised journeys of European experts into the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.