Bottled Liquid Scanners 2010-2015

The Master IDIQ for Bottled Liquid Scanners 2010-2015 is a federal contract vehicle focused on procuring and maintaining specialized scanning equipment for liquid detection, primarily for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). The contract vehicle supports the acquisition, testing, and maintenance of bottle liquid scanners (BLS) used in security screening environments. Based on the task orders, the scope appears centered on manufacturing, delivering, and maintaining advanced liquid scanning systems that can detect potential explosive or hazardous materials in bottled liquids at security checkpoints.

The task orders under this vehicle demonstrate a range of procurement activities, with values ranging from approximately $29,360 to $21,401,964. Key contractors include CEIA USA and Thermo Fisher, who have been awarded delivery orders for first article testing, equipment upgrades, and maintenance services. The contract vehicle utilized firm fixed price agreements and did not employ any specific small business set-aside provisions. The primary funding agency is the Department of Homeland Security, specifically the Transportation Security Administration, with task orders spanning from 2010 to 2015. The contract's ultimate completion date was August 29, 2015, indicating a five-year period of performance for procuring and supporting bottle liquid scanning technology across federal security infrastructure.