Computer Tomography Explosive Detection
♦ AVSEC needs computer tomography explosive detection machines to scan cabin baggage at New Zealand airports.
The 37 new computer tomography explosive detection machines are to be at least ECAC Standard 3 and TSA-compliant. AvSec also requires a supporting Maintenance Agreement.
It is intended that a contract will be awarded in June 2022 with the intent that equipment is installed in the nominated airports by June 30, 2023.
The RFP includes:
• Installing the capability New Zealand’s 6 Tier 1 airports with screening operations
• Introduction into service training and provision of the associated training tutor capability
• Proven ability to integrate with the current in-service hardware and technology in use on the cabin baggage screening lanes.
Avsec was established in 1974 and its aviation security activities were expanded in 1977 to consist screening passengers and carry-on baggage, screening checked baggage, airport access controls, screening of airport workers and managing the airport identity card system for restricted areas.
Avsec manages and issues airport identity cards, including, by delegation from the director of Civil Aviation, the government security check process. It also handles screening of airport workers with access to, and within, security enhanced areas.
This tender closes April 21 – you can find out more here.
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