97.117 TSA Airport Checked Baggage Inspection System Program – (ARRA)

Department of Homeland Security

The TSA Electronic Baggage System Program (EBSP) is responsible for the deployment and installation of Explosive Detection Systems (EDS) at airports across the nation. EBSP provides support to U.S. commercial airports in implementing and maintaining security compliance requirements and capabilities for Checked Baggage Detection Inspection Screening Systems at airports as mandated by the Aviation and Transportation Security Act of 2001 (Public Law 107-71) to provide 100 percent screening of checked baggage.

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Total Program Obligations*: (grants and loans)
  • 2009: $371,200,000
  • 2010: $0
  • 2011: $0
  • Consistency (Grants)200920102011
    percent or dollar amount of obligations that were over/under reported, or not reported at all
    Over Reported$49,861$75,176,839—
    Under Reported———
    Not Reported———
  • Timeliness200920102011
    percent or dollar amount of obligations that were late
    Total Dollars Analyzed$371,249,861$68,473,937—
    Late Dollars (reported over 45 days after obligation)———
    Average Reporting Lag (days since obligation)1413—
  • Completeness200920102011
    percent or dollar amount of obligations that failed each field
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* Total program obligations reported in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance
† No obligations reported in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance

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