SSE Kits
Sensitive Site Exploitation kits are forensics kits for IED investigations. After the device — whether it functioned or was rendered safe — the site becomes evidence: components, tool marks, biometrics, and materials that link devices to builders and networks. SSE kits organize the collection, documentation, and packaging tools that turn a scene into exploitable intelligence and prosecutable evidence. EOD Gear has trained DoD, DHS, and interagency personnel in IED forensics and Sensitive Site Exploitation — these kits come from that experience. Assembled in Franklin, TN under ISO 9001:2015.
SSE Kits: Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE) kit?
A forensics kit for IED investigations: collection, documentation, and packaging tools organized so a team can process a device site methodically — preserving components, tool marks, and materials as evidence and intelligence rather than debris.
Who uses SSE kits?
EOD teams doing post-blast and post-render-safe exploitation, weapons intelligence and exploitation elements, military and law enforcement investigators, and units feeding technical intelligence back into the counter-IED fight.
Why does SSE matter in the counter-IED fight?
Devices carry signatures — construction methods, components, sourcing. Properly exploited, one site can link devices to builders and networks. Poorly handled, that intelligence is lost at the scene. The kit exists so collection discipline survives real-world conditions.
Does EOD Gear have a background in SSE?
Yes. EOD Gear has trained DoD, DHS, and interagency personnel in IED forensics and Sensitive Site Exploitation — these kits are configured from that operational and instructional experience, not assembled from a catalog.
How do agencies purchase SSE kits?
EOD Gear is a GSA Schedule contract holder — GS-07F-148GA — supporting GSA orders, purchase orders, and formal quotes. Use the contact form. Custom configurations available under ISO 9001:2015.
