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Central African Republic · biometric border control · passenger screening

Civil aviation and immigration security services at M'Poko International Airport

Awarded Status as of 19 October 2026 · Funding type: Not published

Securiport announced on 15 January 2020 that it had signed a contract with the Central African Republic for its Civil Aviation and Immigration Security Services, including biometric screening at M'Poko International Airport in Bangui 1. The company statement said the systems were due to go live in the first half of 2020 1. EcoMatin, writing in November 2025, referred to the January 2020 contract for biometric border and immigration control 2. The signatories, contract length, value and funding model were not published. Whether the system went live was not confirmed in sources opened.

Key terms

Buyer
Government of the Central African Republic
Vendor
Securiport
Vendor based in
United States
Signed
Announced 15 January 2020 (company statement)
Duration
Not published
Value
Not published
Funding
Not published
Procurement route
Not published
System ownership
Not published
Data terms
Not published

Audits, courts, parliament and regulators

  1. No audit, parliament, court or regulator action was found in sources opened 1,2.

Sources

  1. Securiport (company statement): Securiport signs deal with the Central African Republic and successfully completes program in Equatorial Guinea (15 January 2020)
  2. EcoMatin: Guinée équatoriale, l'américain Securiport veut investir 57 milliards FCFA pour renforcer la sécurité aéroportuaire (5 November 2025)

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