The deal covers more than 1,500 mobile iris scanners for field deployment, access to BI2’s biometric mobile application, and continuing access to the company’s iris database, according to the procurement records posted on SAM.gov.
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- The deal covers more than 1,500 mobile iris scanners for field deployment, access to BI2’s biometric mobile application, and continuing access to the company’s…
The deal covers more than 1,500 mobile iris scanners for field deployment, access to BI2’s biometric mobile application, and continuing access to the company’s iris database, according to the procurement records posted on SAM.gov.
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Origin: extracted from ICE Awards $25.1M No-Bid Iris-Scanning Contract to BI2 Technologies · 2026-09-11 21:42