NIGP 25723: Bomb Detection Equipment and Supplies

NIGP 25723 Bomb Detection Equipment and Supplies, an Item code, encompasses protective gear and diagnostic imaging systems for explosive ordnance disposal and threat detection operations across law enforcement and public safety agencies. State and local governments procure certified bomb suits (Med-Eng EOD 10E ensembles), protective helmets and batteries meeting NIJ Standard 0117.01, portable X-ray systems for explosive device examination, full-body scanner systems for facility security screening, and related accessories including face shields and battery chargers. The issuing bodies include county police departments, state police agencies, county detention facilities, and school districts. Recent solicitations show Oregon State Police, Gwinnett County (Georgia) Police Department, and Collin County (Texas) detention facilities as active buyers within the past three months.

Oregon State Police posted RFQs in July 2026 for Med-Eng EOD 10E bomb suit ensembles and Logos digital X-ray systems with Golden Engineering pulsed X-ray generators, structured as brand-name-or-equal procurements under state law with Oregon Small Business Enterprise preference recognition. Gwinnett County Police Department issued an IFB in July 2026 for six line items totaling two complete EOD 10E bomb suits, three helmet packages, three battery units with chargers, and one standard items kit, with bids due July 24, 2026 at 2:50 p.m. and F.O.B. Destination delivery to Lawrenceville. Collin County posted an RFP in September 2026 for a full-body scanner system for the Adult Detention Facility with an estimated first-year upfront cost of $242,000, installation, training, and four-hour maximum-response technical support, with proposals due September 17, 2026. Wicomico County Public Schools (Maryland) solicited proposals in June 2026 for weapons detection systems to be installed at multiple school locations, with proposals due July 9, 2026, though limited specification detail is available in the public record.