After a number of delays, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) on Friday selected Britain’s BAE Systems, MorphoTrust and NCR Government Systems to compete for work under a program to provide document authentication technology at airport checkpoints in the United States and its territories. The ceiling value of the indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract for the Credential Authentication Technology/Boarding Pass Scanner System (CAT/BPSS) is worth $79 million. Initially, though, TSA is awarding a total of $3.2 million to buy 10 systems…
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