By placing iris‑recognition devices into agents’ hands and giving them mobile access to a multi‑million‑record repository hosted by a private vendor, the deal anchors the operational identification workflow on infrastructure that is built and managed outside the agency itself.
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- By placing iris‑recognition devices into agents’ hands and giving them mobile access to a multi‑million‑record repository hosted by a private vendor, the deal…
By placing iris‑recognition devices into agents’ hands and giving them mobile access to a multi‑million‑record repository hosted by a private vendor, the deal anchors the operational identification workflow on infrastructure that is built and managed outside the agency itself.
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Origin: extracted from ICE Awards $25.1M No-Bid Iris-Scanning Contract to BI2 Technologies · 2026-09-11 21:42