
Customs and Border Protection last Friday began soliciting for a new program to consolidate its current and future border and maritime security surveillance towers. Under the Consolidated Tower and Surveillance Equipment (CTSE) program, CBP estimates it will acquire 296 new surveillance towers for use along the northern and southwest borders, and upgrade an estimated 191 legacy towers with new surveillance equipment and related services, according to the Dec. 8 request for proposal (RFP). The required surveillance capabilities include fixed and…