47064-260982 RFI Non-Intrusive Inspection System for Rail Cargo and Drive Through

**Tender overview** Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), on behalf of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), is seeking information—not bids at this stage—about non-intrusive inspection systems. The systems would be used to screen freight trains and automated drive-through truck traffic carrying intermodal containers at marine ports. **Key details** - **Reference:** 47064-260982 - **Type:** Request for Information (RFI) - **Status:** Open - **Closing date:** October 8, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. - **Listed location:** Gatineau, Quebec; the potential application is at Canadian marine ports - **Buyer:** PSPC for CBSA **What the buyer appears to be looking for** The RFI may be relevant to businesses that design, manufacture, integrate, install, or support inspection and scanning technologies for rail cargo and containerized truck traffic. The notice is intended to gather technical information and help the government understand available solutions, capabilities, and specifications. Because this is an RFI, responding would generally provide market or technical information rather than constitute a bid for a contract. It may help inform a future procurement, but participation should not be assumed to guarantee an invitation or contract opportunity. No official source or tender documents were provided in the available listing. Review the official tender notice for the response requirements, contact information, security or certification expectations, submission process, and any applicable technical details before responding.

• check_circleThis is a Request for Information (RFI), not an identified bid solicitation; the response purpose appears to be providing information to PSPC/CBSA rather than submitting a priced offer.
• check_circleThe RFI seeks technical specifications for non-intrusive inspection (NII) systems.
• check_circleThe systems should be suitable for screening trains with freight rail cars.
• check_circleThe systems should be suitable for automated drive-through truck traffic carrying intermodal containers at marine ports.