OSI Systems, Inc. announced that its Security division was awarded a contract from an international airport for approximately $42 million to provide a range of checkpoint and hold baggage screening solutions.

Maintenance, service, and support

Among the systems to be included are the RTT® 110 (Real Time Tomography) explosive detection system for screening hold baggage, Orion® 920CT (Computed Tomography) checkpoint screening system integrated with Rapiscan TRS™ (Tray Return System) for inspecting carry-on items, and the 935DX large tunnel systems for screening air cargo and pallets.

As part of this contract, OSI Systems is also responsible for comprehensive multi-year maintenance, service, and support.

Enhancing safety and security

OSI Systems’ Chairman and CEO, Deepak Chopra, commented, "We're pleased to have received this large aviation order and are excited about supplying our long-standing customer with our pioneering security products."

"These technologies have been designed to meet critical international airport security standards and enhance safety and security.”

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