UNSPSC 41101802: X ray generators

UNSPSC 41101802 X ray generators (Commodity) covers whole body security scanners with transmission X-ray technology used in correctional facilities, detention centers, and other secure environments to detect contraband including narcotics, weapons, explosives, and electronic devices. State and local procurement under this code focuses on pass-through, non-contact scanner systems equipped with real-time artificial intelligence detection capabilities, tamper-resistant hardware, and network integration for criminal justice information systems. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code include state departments of corrections, county sheriffs' offices, and state juvenile justice agencies. Recent opportunities show repeat activity from correctional and law-enforcement end users procuring scanner equipment alongside service, maintenance, and warranty coverage contracts to support ongoing operations across multiple secure facilities.

Geographic activity centers on Texas, Washington, Utah, Florida, and California, with the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Utah Department of Corrections, Washington State Ferries, Seminole County Sheriff's Office (Florida), and Orange County Sheriff-Coroner (California) all posting opportunities in the past four months. Representative recent solicitations include the Texas Juvenile Justice Department's IFB for five whole body security scanners with Clearpass A-Eye Platform and artificial intelligence contraband detection, with bids due April 15, 2026 and delivery to five state juvenile correctional facilities (Edinburg, Gainesville, Giddings, Mart, and Brownwood); the Utah Division of Purchasing's notice of intent to award LineV Systems body scanner equipment and services to the Utah Department of Corrections, with a $36,000 contract increase announced June 1, 2026; and Seminole County, Florida's RFP-604608-23/LNF for generator services and repairs covering approximately 230 generators across county facilities, with proposals due September 13, 2023. Award decisions are typically based on best value, lowest responsive bid, or cost-plus capability assessment; some jurisdictions reserve the right to award to multiple vendors for service and maintenance contracts.