TSA Air Cargo Screening Technology List (ACSTL)

1 NON-SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION. TSA Air Cargo Screening Technology List ( acstl ). Version Release Date: June 13, 2018. NON-SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION. Table of Contents 1 introduction .. 3. Document 3. Document 3. 3. Device 4. Operating 4. Manufacturer Contact 4. Updates in This 6. 2 Non-Computed Tomography (Non-CT) Transmission X-Ray Devices .. 7. Qualified Non-CT X-ray 8. Approved Non-CT X-ray 11. Grandfathered Non-CT X-ray 12. 3 Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) 15. Qualified ETD 15. Approved ETD 16. Grandfathered ETD Technology .. 17. 4 Electronic Metal Detection (EMD) Devices .. 18. Qualified EMD 20. Approved EMD 21. Grandfathered EMD 22. 5 Explosive Detection Systems (EDS).. 23. Qualified EDS 23. Approved EDS 24. Air Cargo Screening Technology List Version 10. 6 Page 1 of 32 June 13, 2018.

2 NON-SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION. Grandfathered EDS 25. 6 Carbon Dioxide (CO2) 26. Qualified CO2 Monitor Technology .. 26. Approved CO2 Monitor 27. Grandfathered CO2 Monitor 28. Appendix A: Trace 29. Third-Party Consumables 29. Trace Consumables List .. 30. Air Cargo Screening Technology List Version 10. 6 Page 2 of 32 June 13, 2018. NON-SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION. 1 introduction Document Purpose The Air Cargo Screening Technology List ( acstl ) serves as TSA's official guide for regulated parties to use when procuring Screening devices and associated trace consumables in accordance with TSA approved security programs. Any Technology purchased from this list must be utilized in accordance with measures outlined in a screener's Standard Security Program. This list does not apply to devices owned by TSA or devices used in TSA-sponsored tests or test beds.

3 Document Format The document is arranged by Technology Qualification Group as follows:(1) Non-Computed Tomography (Non-CT) Transmission X- ray Devices, (2) Explosive Trace Detection(ETD) Devices,(3) Electronic MetalDetection (EMD) Devices,(4) ExplosiveDetection Systems (EDS), and (5) CarbonDioxide (CO2) Monitors. Under each TechnologyQualification Group are three sections: a Qualified Technology section, an Approved Technology section, and a Grandfathered Technology section. The Qualified Technology section specifies devices, by Technology , which have undergone a formal TSA-sponsored test process and are deemed qualified for a device from the acstl , regulatedparties are encouraged to select a device from the Qualified Technology section. The Approved Technology section specifies devices, by Technology , which have been conditionally approvedfor Screening operationsand are currentlyundergoing or are scheduled for field-test devices have up to 36.

4 Months from the date added to theApproved Technology section to successfully pass TSA's suitability basedfield-test activities. If a device is unable to pass field-test activities within the prescribed 36 months, it will be removed from the Approved Technology section. Due to this fact, regulated parties who procure a device from the Approved Technology section do so at their own risk. Additional technologies may be added to the Approved Technology section at TSA's discretion. TheGrandfatheredTechnology section specifies devices,by Technology , which are currently qualified toscreen Cargo but have a stated expiration date. This allows regulated parties who are using the grandfathered Technology an opportunity to gradually phase out the device and transitionto devices listed in the Qualified or Approved sections.

5 Due to this fact, regulated partiesshould not purchase devices from this section; rather,they should reference the Qualifiedor Approvedsections for their procurement needs. Disclaimer The Approved Technology section reflects devices that have successfully passed Stage I of the qualification testing process. TSA. reserves the right to remove any device from this section that fails Stage II test activities. The Grandfathered Technology section reflects devices that are currently qualified to screen Cargo but have a stated expiration date. TSA also reserves the right to remove devices from the Approved or Qualified section or revise an expiration date for Grandfathered devices due to a device's inability to meet more stringent performance parameters associated with emerging threats. Should such a situation occur, TSA will issue specific guidance on how previously purchased devices may be used.

6 Air Cargo Screening Technology List Version 10. 6 Page 3 of 32 June 13, 2018. NON-SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION. Device Configuration Top Assembly Part Number and Required Software Version indicate the only qualified configurations for each Device Model Number. Models with different part numbers or software versions are not considered qualified Screening devices. Operating Environment Devices listed within the acstl are intended to be operated under controlled temperature and humidity conditions. Add-on components and kits may be available from vendors to extend operational temperature and humidity ranges. Manufacturer Contact Information Com pany Address Point of Contact Phone Num ber E-m ail American Sciences and 829 Middlesex Turnpike Dave Montion 978-262-8638 Engineering, Inc. (AS&E) Billerica, MA 01821.

7 Armstrong Monitoring 215 Colonnade Road South Scott Bissett 800-465-5777 Ottaw a, ON K2E 7K3 Canada Astrophysics, Inc. 21481 Ferrero Parkw ay Simon Bedford 858-774-8432 City of Industry, CA 91789. Autoclear 2 Gardner Road Jack Fenw ick 973-276-6000 Ext. 243 JackFenw Fairfield, NJ 07004-2206. CEIA USA 9155 Dutton Drive Luca Cacioli 330-217-7995 Tw insburg Ohio 44087. Gilardoni Via Arturo Gilardoni 1 Luca Ghislanzoni 0039-0341-705218 Mandello del Lario 23826 (LC), Italy InstroTek, Inc. 1 Triangle Drive, PO 13944 Ali Regimand 919-875-8371 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709. L3 Security & Detection 10 Commerce Way Ronald Allman (ETD 781-970-1624 Systems Woburn, MA 01801 only). L3 Security & Detection 10 Commerce Way Michael Gildea (all 781-939-3890 Systems Woburn, MA 01801 product lines except ETD). Mettler-Toledo Safeline 6005 Benjamin Road Chris Acierno 813-889-9500 Tampa, FL 33634.

8 Air Cargo Screening Technology List Version 10. 6 Page 4 of 32 June 13, 2018. NON-SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION. Com pany Address Point of Contact Phone Num ber E-m ail 2F/A Tong Fang Bldg. Nuctech Company, Ltd. Shuang Qing Road Tao Yin +86-139-1129-0208 Hai Dian District Renran Xu +86-185-1128-9452 Beijing, China Rapiscan Systems 23 Frontage Road Samantha Ollerton 603-289-1304 Andover, MA 01810 (ETD/Trace only). Rapiscan Systems 2805 Columbia Street Lorie Halitzka Torrance, CA 905503 (All product lines 310-349-2637 except ETD/Trace devices). Reveal Imaging 10260 Campus Point Drive, MS V2-F Stan DeFilippis 202-361-3338 Technologies, Inc. San Diego, CA 20190. Smiths Detection, Inc. 2202 Lakeside Blvd Jennifer Banks 410-474-0238 @s miths- Edgew ood, MD 21040 Herrmann VOTI Detection, Inc. 102-1840 Trans-Canada Highw ay Richard Shatilla 514-782-1566 Dorval, Quebec, Canada H9P1H7.

9 X-ray Center (XRC) Nuripasa Mah. 15 SK. No. 29/A Kami Havluciyan +90-212-665-1328 Zeytinburnu, Instanbul Turkey Air Cargo Screening Technology List Version 10. 6 Page 5 of 32 June 13, 2018. NON-SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION. Updates in This Version Page Section Change 5 Manufacturer Contract Information Revised Rapiscan Systems contact information. 5 Manufacturer Contract Information Added Mettler-Toledo Safeline and contact information. 6 Manufacturer Contract Information Revised InstroTek, Inc. contact information. 26 EMD Devices, Grandfathered Added Mettler-Toledo Safeline into EMD Grandfathered. Air Cargo Screening Technology List Version 10. 6 Page 6 of 32 June 13, 2018. NON-SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION. 2 Non-Computed Tomography (Non-CT) Transmission X-Ray Devices Technology Description: Fixed projection X-ray inspection devices that display digitized transmission radiographic images of an object under inspection following an interrogation.

10 Technology Classification: This Technology is classified by material discrimination capability, number of views, and capacity. Material discrimination capability: Classification groups are Yes (Y) and No (N). Yes indicates devices that are capable of enabling visual differentiation between types of materials detected, , nylon vs explosives vs PVS under steel. No indicates devices that do not discriminate between different materials. Number of views: Classification groups are single view (grandfathered), dual view, and multi view. Devices may display images scanned from one, two, or multiple perspectives. Regardless of a device's manual or assisted-detection capability, the operator must view and interpret one or more images of each object under inspection as dictated by the applicable security program.