NIGP 89842: Generators, X-Ray

NIGP 89842 Generators, X-Ray is an Item code covering whole body security scanners and X-ray inspection systems deployed across correctional facilities, juvenile justice centers, schools, and emergency-response operations. State and local governments procuring under this code are acquiring integrated systems that combine pass-through X-ray technology, contraband detection software (including narcotics and weapons detection), operator workstations, and ancillary hardware—typically bundled with installation, calibration, staff training, warranty coverage, and ongoing maintenance. The issuing bodies include state correctional departments, state juvenile justice agencies, county emergency management divisions, county sheriffs' offices, and school districts. Recent solicitations show correctional and detention facilities dominating procurement volume, with state agencies and county governments as the primary buyers.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Utah, and Florida, with Texas juvenile justice procurement appearing most active in the recent period. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Juvenile Justice Department's IFB for five Clearpass A-Eye Platform whole body security scanners with transmission X-ray technology for delivery to juvenile correctional facilities in Edinburg, Gainesville, Giddings, Mart, and Brownwood (bids due April 15, 2026); the Utah Division of Purchasing's sole-source intent to award a LineV Systems CLEARPASS full-body scanner to the Utah Department of Corrections, with contract value increase of $36,000 bringing the total existing contract to $1,505,115.86 (notice period closed June 8, 2026); the School Board of Polk County, Florida's RFP for a VMI Spectrum 6040 C X-ray inspection system with turnkey delivery, installation, and training (proposals due March 9, 2026); and Marion County Sheriff's Office's RFI for on-going service, maintenance, and warranty coverage for two Tek84 Intercept Whole Body Security Screening Systems (response due June 30, 2026). Post-award support contracts appear alongside new equipment procurement, reflecting installed-base maintenance demand.