Multiple unit order to provide screening technology
Thruvision, the provider of next-generation people-screening solutions, announced it has been awarded a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) by the U.S. Department of State. Thruvision will supply its proven passive terahertz people-screening technology to the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL).
“Thruvision uniquely answers the need for safe, effective, respectful screening solutions that perform in high throughput situations,” said Kevin Gramer, Vice President for Thruvision, Americas. “Our technology is already in use at international borders around the world and is proven to help officers detect threats and identify prohibited items in areas where it is deployed. We are pleased to have been chosen by INL as they work to protect the traveling public from the effects of the illicit trade in narcotics.”
This latest contract is one of several orders Thruvision has recently secured from the U.S. Government and regulators and adds to Thruvision deployments of more than 200 units in 19 countries worldwide.
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