UNSPSC 82141701: Three dimensional 3D scanning

3D scanning is the process of analyzing a real-world object or environment to collect data on its shape and possibly its appearance (e.g. colour)

UNSPSC 82141701 Three dimensional 3D scanning is a Commodity code covering 3D body scanning equipment, software, installation, and support services that state and local correctional agencies deploy for contraband and narcotics detection at facility entrances. The work includes procurement of full-body scanner hardware (such as LineV Systems CLEARPASS units), specialized detection software, integration with institutional security systems, onsite training, warranty coverage, and deinstallation of legacy equipment. Issuing bodies under this code include state departments of corrections and correctional facility operators expanding or upgrading existing scanning deployments. The Utah Department of Corrections has been a recent active buyer, pursuing contract increases and system expansion across multiple facilities.

The geographic focus in recent activity centers on Utah, where the Utah Division of Purchasing issued Notice KL2632 on behalf of the Utah Department of Corrections on June 1, 2026, announcing a sole-source intent to award a contract increase to LineV Systems for CLEARPASS body scanner equipment, DruGuard3 narcotics detection software, extended cables, one-year extended warranty, data management and networking solutions, onsite training, and Active Directory Bundle installation at Utah Department of Corrections facilities and Coffee Unit Correctional Facility. The notice closed June 8, 2026. The contract increase valued $36,000 represents a 2.5 percent bump to an existing contract (No. 226301, original solicitation KI22-34) with a total value rising from $1,469,115.86 to $1,505,115.86. No competing solicitations across other states appear in the recent-opportunities record for this code.