Walk-Through Weapons Detection System with an X-Ray Scanner Component

The Missouri Department of Facilities Management, Design, and Construction is soliciting proposals for a Walk-Through Weapons Detection System featuring an X-Ray Scanner component to be installed at the Missouri State Capitol Building and the Governor's Mansion in Jefferson City. The project requires the implementation of a system capable of real-time threat resolution via a WLAN network that operates independently of the State network. The contract period spans one year from the date of award, with deliveries and services provided on a Free On Board Destination basis. Vendors must submit proposals by October 30, 2026, providing firm, fixed pricing under either a purchase model with renewal options or an annual lease model. Award selection is based on the lowest calculated cost after considering mandatory requirements and applicable Missouri state preferences, including bonus points for blind or sheltered workshop participation. Compliance requirements include adherence to the Domestic Product Procurement Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and various federal fund requirements such as the Drug Free Workplace Act and the Byrd Anti-Lobbying Amendment. Additionally, contractors must certify they are not engaged in a boycott of the State of Israel and must comply with all state tax and business registration regulations.