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 (Commodity) covers specialized X-ray scanning and detection equipment deployed in airport baggage handling and correctional facility security operations, along with associated maintenance, warranty, and support services. Recent state and local solicitations show significant demand for both turnkey body-scanner systems for detention facilities and comprehensive operation-and-maintenance contracts for existing airport baggage infrastructure, reflecting a mix of capital equipment procurement and ongoing system management work.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include airport authorities, county corrections departments, and state departments of corrections. The Lee County Port Authority (Florida) issued an RFP for six-year baggage-handling-system operation, management, and maintenance services at Southwest Florida International Airport, with proposals due September 21, 2026, covering preventative and corrective maintenance, parts inventory, 24/7 software and hardware support, and performance standards including a 97-percent monthly delivery target. The State of Maine Department of Corrections issued an RFP (due June 11, 2026) for a full-body X-ray scanner system for Mountain View Correctional Facility capable of detecting metallic and non-metallic contraband, with evaluation weighted toward proposed services (60 points), organization qualifications (15 points), and cost (25 points). The Utah Department of Corrections announced a sole-source award to LineV Systems for a CLEARPASS body-scanner expansion valued at $36,000 (bringing total contract to $1,505,115.86), including DruGuard3 narcotics-detection software and single-sign-on integration. Broward County Aviation Department issued an RFI (due July 28, 2026) to explore maintenance service alternatives for Rapiscan 600, 900, VOTI XR3D, and Gemini X-ray systems, designating them proprietary and sole-source absent credible alternative sources. The City of Amarillo solicited a best-value bid for airport baggage-handling system upgrades including control system replacements, network modernization, and sorting-device installation, with an estimated base-bid budget of $6.5 million and Davis Bacon Prevailing Wage requirements. Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Maine, Utah, and Texas, with airport authorities and state corrections departments as primary buyers.