American Science and Engineering Receives Additional Order from U.S. Government

American Science and Engineering ("ASE") announced that the Company has been awarded an additional order valued at $4.9 million under the indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (...

American Science and Engineering ("AS&E") announced that the Company has been awarded an additional order valued at $4.9 million under the indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) contract from the U.S. government for multiple Z Portal vehicle screening systems.

This is the second task order received under the multi-year ID/IQ contract with a ceiling value of $67.0 million; to date, $34.4 million of the contract has been funded. The Z Portal systems will be deployed on multiple U.S. border crossings.

"The Z Portal systems will provide homeland security officials with advanced technology to quickly and easily detect narcotics and terrorist weapons in vehicles entering U.S. borders," said Anthony Fabiano, AS&E's President and CEO. "The Z Portal system offers a high-throughput security solution that safely and effectively screens vehicles for explosive threats and contraband. We are working closely with U.S. government officials to ensure that Z Portal systems meet their stringent requirements for detection and performance."

 

 

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