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TSA Terminates SPP Contract with Joint Venture, Awards Work to Trinity for One-Year

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2015

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Trinity Technology Group has received a potential one-year $7.8 million award from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to prove private screening services at four airports in western Montana after the agency terminated a contract with a joint venture for the same services.TSA terminated for default on Oct. 1 a potential five-year $28.6 million it had awarded in May 2014 to a joint venture between Comprehensive Security Services, Inc. and FirstLine Transportation Security, Inc. for the private screening services under the…

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