CBP Medium Energy Mobile Scanners IDIQ

The CBP Medium Energy Mobile Scanners Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle is designed to support the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) program through the procurement of medium energy mobile imaging systems. The contract covers the acquisition of advanced X-ray scanning equipment, associated training services, and maintenance support for security screening applications. These mobile scanners are intended to be deployed across various critical infrastructure locations, including borders, airports, federal facilities, and military sites, to enhance detection capabilities for contraband and potential security threats.

The IDIQ has multiple prime contractors, with key task order recipients including Leidos, Inc. and Smiths Detection Inc. Task orders under this vehicle range significantly in value, from small training-focused orders around $30,000 to substantial equipment procurement contracts approaching $64 million. The largest identified task order was awarded to Leidos for $64 million, with an ultimate completion date of August 2032, while other notable awards include a $7.6 million contract to Smiths Detection for mobile scanners and related maintenance. None of the task orders utilized specific small business set-aside designations, and all were structured as firm-fixed-price contracts. The contract vehicle's shared ceiling is $293,000, with task orders typically spanning multiple years and focusing on advanced imaging technology procurement and support for border security operations.