UNSPSC 46171624: X ray baggage inspection system

Equipment that searches the properties within the cargo by radiating with the X-ray.

UNSPSC 46171624 X-ray baggage inspection system is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure X-ray scanning equipment and integrated maintenance and support services under this code for security screening at correctional facilities, airports, and school buildings. Recent solicitations span standalone equipment purchases with installation and training, sole-source and sole-brand maintenance service agreements for proprietary systems, and operations-and-maintenance contracts for baggage handling infrastructure. The issuing bodies include state departments of corrections, county aviation authorities, city airports, school districts, and transit-adjacent facilities. Correctional facilities represent the largest and most consistent buyer segment, with multiple recent procurements for contraband-detection body scanners capable of metallic and non-metallic threat identification; these deployments typically include hardware, installation, operator training, data security compliance, and multi-year warranty and support services. Airport baggage handling upgrades bundle X-ray inspection alongside conveyor systems and sorting technology but frequently tag baggage scanning subsystems under this code when scanning is a material component of the procurement.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Kentucky, Maine, Texas, and Utah. The Maine Department of Corrections issued an RFP (RFP03A202604079, due June 11, 2026) for a complete X-ray full-body scanner system for Mountain View Correctional Facility with 1,000-scan annual capacity, hardware delivery, installation, configuration, training, and maintenance through June 30, 2028 with two optional renewal periods, evaluated on organization qualifications (15 points), proposed services (60 points), and cost (25 points). Broward County Aviation Department posted an RFI (BLD2132311F1, closed July 28, 2026) seeking maintenance services for proprietary Rapiscan 600 and 900 series, VOTI XR3D, and Gemini X-ray inspection systems, designated as sole-source due to exclusive licensing and warranty terms. The Commonwealth of Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet solicited competitive bids (RFB75826000004222, due March 16, 2026) for one Astrophysics XIS-6040 X-Ray Machine at Blackburn Correctional Complex with 23.6-inch tunnel, 364-pound conveyor capacity, 160kV generator, installation, eight-person operator training, and 12-month warranty, evaluated on price (90 points) and delivery performance (10 points) with Kentucky resident preference eligibility at 20 percent of maximum points. The Utah Division of Purchasing announced a sole-source award for LineV Systems CLEARPASS full-body scanner equipment and services (KL2632, notice period closed June 8, 2026) with a contract increase of $36,000 bringing the total from $1,469,115.86 to $1,505,115.86 for body scanner expansion across Department of Corrections facilities.