Whole Body Security Scanners

The Texas Juvenile Justice Department is seeking competitive bids for the procurement of Whole Body Security Scanners intended for use within their secure facilities. The contract, with an estimated value ranging from $100,000 to $300,000, aims to acquire advanced scanning systems capable of detecting various contraband materials such as metals, plastics, liquids, and explosives. The scanners must feature a 360-degree open frame design that allows for non-invasive scanning of clothing, shoes, prosthetics, and artificial limbs, with a capacity to perform at least 150 scans per hour. Additional technical requirements include high-resolution imaging with real-time display, local storage for a substantial volume of images and radiation dosage data, and functionalities for image backup, search, and reporting. The operator workstation should be equipped with a color monitor, Windows 10, remote access, secure login, and battery backup to ensure operational reliability. The solicitation, identified by the number 912025WBSS, was posted on October 7, 2025, with a response deadline of October 24, 2025. Interested vendors are instructed to submit their signed Invitation for Bids (IFB) along with quotation documents via email to Shande Vaughan at [email hidden]. The department emphasizes that bids will be evaluated based on best value, and the agency reserves the right to reject any or all submissions. The procurement aims to enhance security measures at juvenile justice facilities by deploying state-of-the-art screening technology that ensures safety, efficiency, and compliance with operational standards.