Boarding Pass Scanners 2013-2016

The Transportation Security Administration established this Master IDIQ for boarding pass scanner equipment and maintenance on August 13, 2013, with a shared ceiling of $5.5 million and ordering authority that closed on August 13, 2016. The vehicle is no longer available for new orders.

This IDIQ is closed to pursuit. Ordering ended nearly a decade ago, and all $2.7 million in combined potential value across five task orders has been obligated. The vehicle executed a narrow procurement window: the first order issued one day after award (August 14, 2013), with the most recent award on February 26, 2014. No orders issued after early 2014, and all delivery orders completed by October 2016. The TSA was the sole customer across all five awards.

The scope comprised boarding pass scanner equipment and associated maintenance and engineering support services. Awarded orders included equipment delivery, maintenance, engineering support services, and shipping for both Desko and NCR scanner systems, with several orders explicitly designated as closeout modifications in 2014.

Two vendors captured the entire portfolio. Desko GMBH holds two orders worth $1.9 million combined potential value, including a single large delivery order for $1.797 million (issued September 18, 2013). NCR Government Systems LLC also received two orders totaling $766 thousand, with a primary award of $763 thousand (August 14, 2013). Ier, Inc. received one order for $2 thousand. All five awards were unrestricted, non-set-aside procurement.

Task orders were small and highly specific: the two mega-orders (Desko at $1.797 million and NCR at $763 thousand) drove the portfolio, with three secondary orders under $90 thousand each. All orders carried firm fixed pricing.

TSA Boarding Pass Scanners (BPS) IDIQ