The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has reopened the solicitation process for its Credential Authentication Technology and Boarding Pass Scanning Device (CAT/BPSS) that will be used at the nation's airports. TSA plans to award a single contract for about 50 of the devices with an option to buy up to 2,325. Recovery Act funds will be used for the program. The agency plans to host an Industry Day to answer questions about the program. The automated system is intended to help…
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