K2-Parsons Team Wins $253 Million DHS Radiation Portal Monitor Deployment Contract
K2 Construction Consultants, Parsons Corporation, and Culmen International awarded $253 million contract by DHS for deployment of technology to detect nuclear and radiological devices entering the United States.
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The team led by K2 Construction Consultants, Parsons Corporation, and Culmen International has been awarded a five-year contract worth approximately $253 million by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office (CWMD). This contract will involve the deployment of technology to detect nuclear and radiological devices entering the United States.
10/13/2023 - 06:45 AM
CHANTILLY, Va., Oct. 13, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A team led by K2 Construction Consultants and including Parsons Corporation (NYSE: PSN) and Culmen International was awarded a five-year indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract with a total potential value of approximately $253 million by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office (CWMD) for deployment of technology to detect nuclear and radiological devices entering the United States. The contract is a new, competitively won award by the team.
The team will deploy radiation portal monitors (RPM) for the Radiation Portal Monitor Program, which ensures first responders’ ability to recognize, interdict, and disrupt the movement of radiological and nuclear materials through the United States’ borders. Units will be deployed across the U.S.–Mexico and U.S.–Canada borders, as well as in major airports, seaports, and global postal facilities.
“The critical importance of preventing nuclear and radiological material from entering the United States cannot be overstated,” said Jon Moretta, president, Engineered Systems for Parsons. “In close partnership with the DHS and K2, we look forward to deploying technologies that ensure the continued protection of American citizens and success of the RPM mission.”
Together, the K2, Parsons, and Culmen team brings depth and breadth of capability for development of threat reduction systems, integration of security screening ancillary technologies, as well as construction, procurement and logistics management.
“We are excited to expand our support of DHS to the CWMD mission from our many Transportation Security Administration (TSA) programs installing security screening systems and technology,” said Paul Krogh, chief executive officer of K2 Construction Consultants, Inc. “The team brings extraordinary capabilities and wide-ranging expertise for the development of threat reduction systems, integration of security screening technologies, as well as program and logistics management, procurement, and construction.”
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Who has been awarded the contract?
The contract has been awarded to a team led by K2 Construction Consultants and including Parsons Corporation and Culmen International.
What is the value of the contract?
The contract has a total potential value of approximately $253 million.
What is the purpose of the contract?
The contract is for the deployment of technology to detect nuclear and radiological devices entering the United States.
How long is the contract?
The contract is for a duration of five years.
Who awarded the contract?
The contract was awarded by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Office (CWMD).
