The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection awarded an indefinite delivery contract to Leidos, Inc. for high energy rail inspection systems. The multiple award contract has a potential value of $379 million over five years including option periods. Leidos has received two firm fixed price delivery orders against the contract totaling $26 million to date for integration of radiation detection systems and to provide high energy rail systems in support of CBP operations through 2031. Work will be performed in Herndon, Virginia.
The original solicitation sought proposals for production, installation, maintenance and training for rail inspection systems to detect contraband, weapons and other threats. Awards were made to multiple vendors for a base period of five years and potential extensions up to fifteen years total. This type of IDC enables the agency to issue delivery orders on an as-needed basis for border security technology and related services over the long term, while benefiting from competitive pricing negotiated against pre-established rates.
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