CBP plans up to $50M contract for biometrics, AI integration

US Customs and Border Protection is preparing to offer an application development contract worth up to $50m (£39m). The deal will introduce biometric technology into new and existing agency systems. Known as the Digital Solutions and Application Innovation acquisition, the programme will span applications across the entire organisation.

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DeploymentCountrySupplierSinceStatusChecked
US Customs and Border ProtectionTraveler Verification Service facial matching United StatesUnited States, air land and sea ports of entry US Customs and Border Protection (cloud-based; commercial vendor not named) 2017 Operational
US Customs and Border ProtectionFederal Mobile Biometric Identification (Mobile Fortify) United StatesNationwide, including 287(g) partner agencies NEC, per WIRED and ID Tech reporting of DHS's AI Use Case Inventory; built on CBP's Traveler Verification Service; app first reported by 404 Media 2025 Operational

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