Vehicle and Cargo Inspection System (VACIS) Removal and Replacement – Harbor Development Permit

The contract entails the removal and replacement of an existing Vehicle and Cargo Inspection System (VACIS) at the Port of Long Beach, California, with a new IPL6500 scanning system. This project includes the complete decommissioning of the old unit, abatement of hazardous materials specifically lead shot, and replacement of the existing pedestal infrastructure. Minor civil improvements will also be carried out to ensure proper support and integration of the new system. The work is tied to a Harbor Development Permit and is scheduled for execution following a forecast posting on June 9, 2026. Responsibility for the project lies with the Port of Long Beach, with Tyler Hanks serving as the primary point of contact as Environmental Specialist Intern and Brian Katzenmeier as Terminal Services Manager. The physical work will occur entirely within the port’s facility in Long Beach, California. While no solicitation number or set-aside details are provided, the contract underscores environmental compliance and infrastructure modernization efforts critical to port operations. All activities must adhere to regulatory standards, particularly regarding hazardous material handling and port development permit requirements.