Metal Detectors

The Florida Department of Corrections Master Agreement 21009 is an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) specifically designed for procuring metal detection equipment for correctional facilities. The contract enables the purchase of walk-through metal detectors and hand-held metal detectors, with a specific focus on security screening technologies for Florida's corrections system. Under this IDV, agencies can acquire CEIA SMD600 Plus walk-through metal detectors with a correctional package, which includes installation and operator training, as well as CEIA PD240CB handheld metal detectors.

The master agreement is awarded to PEMICA, INC. and was established on April 7, 2021, with a contract completion date of April 6, 2024. The contract covers the state of Florida and has a total contract value of $181,000, which includes 25 walk-through metal detectors at $6,800 per unit and 25 handheld metal detectors at $440 per unit. As a Master Agreement contract type, it provides a standardized procurement mechanism for correctional facilities across various regions, including work camps and community release centers. The agreement includes provisions for potential three-year renewal options at the same pricing structure.