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Homeland Security

Army Has Need for Nearly 200 Cargo and Personnel NII Systems in Afghanistan

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Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

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The Army plans to award a potential five-year contract for up to 93 cargo and vehicle non-intrusive inspection (NII) systems and up to 102 personnel NII systems for integration and installation in Afghanistan. In addition, up to 234 hardware sets consisting of day/night cameras, command and control stations, environmentally protected work stations, biometric systems, barriers and protective shelters will be required to support integration of NII systems into entry control points located in Afghanistan. For each NII system procured the…

Congress

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