Grand Bahama Container Port Scanner

The contract is intended to procure a large, fixed, non-intrusive inspection scanner to enhance security at the Grand Bahama Container Port. The equipment will be deployed to support critical port security upgrades, ensuring the efficient and safe movement of cargo without disrupting operations. The scanner is designed to be non-intrusive, allowing for rapid screening of containers while maintaining high detection capabilities for potential threats. Procurement activities are being managed by the Office of Acquisitions Management under the Department of State, with the place of performance clearly designated as Grand Bahama. No solicitation number has been issued yet as this is a forecasted acquisition, indicating future planning rather than an active procurement. The NAICS code 561621 classifies this under support activities for air transportation, reflecting the nature of security inspection services tied to logistics infrastructure. Point of contact for technical and procurement inquiries is Jamillah Timmons, reachable via email at timmonsj@state.gov, while Tyler Sinclair serves as the Small Business Specialist to assist with engagement opportunities for small businesses interested in participating in the eventual procurement process. The information is publicly available through a forecast document published by the Department of State, but the exact timeline for release of a formal solicitation remains undetermined. No set-aside provisions or specific contracting preferences have been indicated at this stage, and all details remain preliminary pending final planning and funding allocation.