The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection awarded multiple indefinite delivery contracts under the Low Energy Portals program to procure non-intrusive inspection systems and related services. The contracts have a potential value of $390 million and a period of performance through September 2026. Delivery orders will be issued for low energy portal equipment, operator booths, shelters, logistical support, maintenance, and training.
One such delivery order, valued at $107.8 million, was awarded to Leidos, Inc. for goods and services to be provided in San Diego, California from September 2021 through April 2033. Leidos will serve as the prime contractor supporting deployment of non-intrusive inspection technology at ports of entry under a firm fixed price arrangement working with subcontractors Integriward, LLC, Arrowhead Contracting Inc., and Cameron County Regional Mobility Agency. The original solicitation sought proposals for the indefinite delivery contracts to acquire low energy portal systems for passenger and cargo screening to support Customs and Border Protection's border security operations. Evaluation was to be based on technical and price factors.
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