Decommission and Remove Non-Intrusive Inspection Systems

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is seeking industry input on how to de‑commission, disassemble, recycle, and dispose of a wide array of Large‑Scale and Small‑Scale Non‑Intrusive Inspection (NII) systems—including gamma‑rail, high‑energy gantry, low‑energy portal, mobile X‑ray vans, handheld detectors, and related radiation sources—across multiple ports of entry. CBP is exploring no‑cost or cost‑offset arrangements where recovered metals or equipment value could offset disposal costs. Respondents must detail capabilities, relevant licenses (e.g., for handling radioactive sources), prior experience with similar federal equipment, and any interest in purchasing the systems. Responses are limited to five pages and must be submitted by 5 PM ET on 8 Oct 2026 via email. • Identify interest and capability to de‑commission both large‑scale and small‑scale NII systems. • Demonstrate experience with recycling/disposal of steel, copper, radioactive sources, and X‑ray equipment. • Provide licensing, certification, and regulatory compliance information. • Propose possible no‑cost or cost‑offset structures (e.g., sale of recovered materials). • Supply company details (address, DUNS, size) in a concise five‑page response.