ESBD_390987_1736957006564_MMWaveSpecs.pdf
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- Texas
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This technical specification document from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) outlines the requirements for Full Body Security Millimeter Wave Scanner systems. The specifications detail requirements for scanner systems that must perform 360-degree multi-directional full body scans of stationary individuals within four seconds, displaying results on a mannequin interface. Each unit must have a pass-through design, operate on 110V-120-vac power with maximum 20 amp load, fit within dimensions of 95"H x 90"L x 60"W, and be specifically built for correctional environments. The systems must include touchscreen monitors, secondary viewing stations, UPS battery backup, and multiple layers of access control. Vendor training requirements include a minimum of two in-person sessions per site for up to 20 people, covering system functionality and image interpretation.
The document references two example models as technical benchmarks: the STVS ES3 and Leidos Pro Vision 3. While specific pricing terms are not included in this technical specification, the document focuses on the detailed functional and technical requirements that vendors must meet to be considered for the procurement. The specifications are part of a larger procurement for twenty scanner systems, indicating a significant investment by TDCJ in security screening technology for its correctional facilities.
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Functional and Technical Specifications/Requirements for a Full Body Security Millimeter Wave Scanner
Each Full Body Security Millimeter Wave Scanner System shall include, but are not limited to:
1. Shall complete a 360 degree/ multi-directional full body scan of a stationary individual using millimeter wave technology.
2. Shall provide mannequin display within four seconds after a stationary scan.
3. A pass-through design with an opening for entrance and exit.
4. Shall operate off a 110V-120-vac power supply.
5. Shall utilize a maximum power load of 20 amps.
6. Footprint shall be no larger than 95”H X 90” L X 60” W within these dimensions the machine should provide a scan of the stationary object from head to toe.
7. Shall be purpose-built for a correctional environment.
8. Shall provide secondary viewing station to analyze a more detailed image.
9. Shall include a touchscreen monitor.
10. System should include UPS battery back-up/surge protection to prevent potential problems caused by power surges and spikes/brownouts.
11. The system shall provide multiple layers of access control. Department staff shall have the ability to determine and designate security levels/access controls.
12. Warranty and support options should be available after manufacturer warranty expires.
Training
The Vendor shall provide training for security officers, security supervisors, train the trainers, and system administrators utilizing the system.
A. The Vendor shall provide a minimum of two in-person full system functionality, and Image Interpretation training sessions at each site.
B. The Vendor shall be prepared and equipped to train up to 20 people at each site. Train the trainers should be provided materials for new personnel.
Example models:
Make: STVS Model: ES3
Make: Leidos Pro Model: Vision 3
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