SAM #191NLE26N0103

Department of State Seeks Polygraph Systems and Training for Honduran National Police

This opportunity is issued by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) to procure and install polygraph equipment for the Honduran National Police. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), INL/SAO/IM office - OEMs and Vendors: - Lafayette Instrument Company (manufacturer of LX6 and LX5000 polygraph systems) - Products/Services Requested: - 20 LX6 Polygraph Systems (Model LX6-S, 10-channel, or equal) - 30 USB HD Webcams (or equal) - 10 Activity Sensor Cables (LXCBL) Sensor Model LXPPG (or equal) - 15 USB Connection Cables A Male/USB B Male 6' (or equal) - 15 Vital Parts Kits for Model LX6 (or equal) - 10 Activity Sensor Seat Pads LX6-Seat (or equal) - 10 10ft Photoelectric Plethysmograph (PPG) Sensors (or equal) - 50 Disposable Solid Gel EDA Electrodes, 50-pack (or equal) - 10 EDA Kits for LX5000 Polygraph System (or equal) - 10 Complete Activity Sensor DataPac Kits for LX5000 (or equal) - 10 Complete Vital Parts Kits for LX5000 Polygraph Systems (or equal) - 10 Blood Pressure Cuff Kits for LX5000 Polygraph Systems (or equal) - Training for 20 participants on LX6 polygraph equipment (in Spanish) - Shipping to Comayagua, Honduras - On-site installation, integration, calibration, and system testing - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All equipment must be new, with a minimum one-year warranty - Spanish-language support for training and documentation - Delivery required within 90 days of contract award, FOB Destination Honduras - Equipment and training to support police vetting and certification activities

Description

The Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) supports U.S. foreign assistance efforts to counter international narcotics trafficking and transnational crime. Through targeted programs in Central America, INL provides support to strengthen law enforcement systems and improve screening and oversight processes in recipient countries.

As part of U.S. efforts to reduce illicit trafficking and strengthen citizen security in the region, the Department of State, through the Central America Regional Security Initiative (CARSI), provides support to the Honduran National Police (HNP) to improve recruitment screening and certification processes. Within this framework, the Police Technical Institute (ITP) and the Preventive Confidence Control Center conduct vetting and certification of police applicants and personnel.

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