Procurement of an integrated outbound security solution (ATRS, EDS C3 Cabin Baggage CT & CIP)

Concepts

• department for transports future security regulations
• manchester
• airport equipment
• procurement of an integrated outbound security solution
• end-to-end security
• eds c
• cabin baggage ct
• cip
• staff cabin baggage
• unplanned maintenance of the solution

Location

Manchester International Airport (MAN) East Midlands International Airport (EMA) Stansted International Airport (STN)

Description

MAG Airport Ltd (MAG) is intending to purchase an end-to-end security screening solution for passenger and staff cabin baggage (the Solution) in order to comply with the Department for Transports Future Security Regulations (the Regulations) which are due to come into force by June 2024. The Solution must consist of the following fully integrated equipment: - Automated Tray Return System (ATRS) - EDS C3 Computed Tomography Scanner (CT) - Central Image Processing Capability (CIP)

Total Quantity or Scope

Manchester Airport Group (MAG) is intending to purchase an end-to-end security screening solution for passenger and staff cabin baggage (the Solution) in order to comply with the Department for Transports Future Security Regulations (the Regulations) which are due to come into force by June 2024. … - EDS C3 CB CT X-Ray Scanner (CT) - Central Image Processing Capability (CIP) MAG will be leading this procurement process but the Solution will be delivered to its subsidiaries, Manchester Airport, Stanstead Airport and East Midlands Airport (and potentially any other airports subsequently acquired by MAG) over the contract period. MAG is intending to replace the majority of its existing ATRS, X-ray and CIP solutions across Manchester Airport, Stansted Airport and East Midlands Airport. Currently, there are 76 systems planned for replacement with up to 114 systems over the term of the Contract (whether during the initial 5 year period or the extended period of up to 3 years). Each subsidiary shall call-off the implementation of the Solution during the course of the contract. The intended term of the contract will be for an initial period of 5 years with an option to extend by up to a further 3 years. MAG is considering various options for maintenance, including outsources and insourced maintenance models. It is currently expected that initially for up to the first 12 months from the installation of the Solution at each airport, the preferred supplier shall provide all planned and unplanned maintenance of the Solution and training to MAG engineers and IT teams to allow them to take over subsequent maintenance requirements.

Award Detail

CPV Codes

• 34960000 - Airport equipment
• 38546000 - Explosives detection system
• 42417200 - Conveyors
• 48328000 - Image-processing software package
• 50610000 - Repair and maintenance services of security equipment

Indicators