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TechFlow Gets $968M DHS Contract for Explosive Detection Tech Maintenance Support


TechFlow has received a potential five-year, $967.9M contract from the Department of Homeland Security to maintain and provide logistics support for explosive detection systems.

A FedBizOpps notice posted Thursday says the contract covers preventive maintenance; calibration and test equipment; radiation surveys; tools; parts obsolescence; and supply support for detection platforms deployed at airports and other facilities.

Contract work began on Dec. 1 and will continue through Nov. 30, 2023.

The contract seeks to support TSA’s mission to reinforce security at airports across the country through maintenance of EDS used to screen checked baggage for explosives.

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