The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection awarded an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to Rapiscan Systems, Inc. to provide high energy rail inspection systems. The multiple award contract has a total potential value of $379 million over 15 years. Under the first delivery order valued at $30.3 million, Rapiscan will deliver specialized rail inspection equipment and services through 2031 to assist with non-intrusive screening of rail traffic at the border. A second delivery order for $3.3 million was issued for integration of radiation detection subsystems to be used in inspections at the Port of Entry in Torrance, California through 2024. The original solicitation sought proposals for production, installation, lifecycle maintenance and training of rail inspection systems to support Customs and Border Protection's border security mission through advanced technology for inspecting rail cargo and vehicles entering the United States. No set-asides were designated under the contract or task orders.
The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection awarded an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to Rapiscan Systems, Inc. to provide high energy rail inspection systems with a total potential value of $379 million over 15 years. The first delivery order valued at $30.3 million will see Rapiscan deliver specialized rail inspection equipment and services through 2031 for non-intrusive screening of rail traffic at US borders. A second delivery order worth $3.3 million was issued for integration of radiation detection subsystems to be used in inspections at the Port of Entry in Torrance, California through 2024.
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