The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection awarded an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with a ceiling value of $480 million to Leidos, Inc. to procure multi-energy portal systems. Under the contract vehicle, two task orders have been issued to date: a $95.1 million order for portal delivery and installation in Pharr, Texas through September 2033, and a $7.375 million order for one portal to be delivered to Brownsville, Texas by September 2031. The original solicitation sought to equip CBP locations nationwide with detection technology to screen vehicles and cargo for nuclear and radiological materials entering the United States over five potential years of performance. No set-asides were designated for these awards.
The contract and associated task orders aim to provide Leidos' multi-energy portal detection solutions to CBP to enhance border security operations. The portal systems incorporate detection capabilities for screening conveyances and cargo at land ports of entry for unauthorized nuclear and radiological substances. Placed of performance for the task orders are in Pharr and Brownsville, Texas, with the contract intended to outfit CBP sites across the country. Pricing is on a firm-fixed basis. The awards were made utilizing Leidos' GSA Schedule contract vehicle.
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