Through the relationship with DOD and SOCOM
we've been able to pull almost 200 vehicles from DOD.
At a savings of approximately $7 million.
The DOD Reutilization Program
gives us an excellent opportunity
to go out and work with our DOD partners
and specifically with U.S. Special Operations Command
to find equipment that still has the lifecycle
that can be realized in the Homeland Security mission space.
The MRZR platform has been within CBP
now for approximately six years,
and we've recently had another opportunity to requisition
six vehicles with approximately
80 additional vehicles
coming in the next quarter or so.
It's great for general patrol,
search and rescue.
There's just many different uses of this
platform that support CBP as a whole.
Having a vehicle platform like this
gives us greater access to the areas that we we patrol
and many of these areas are very arduous areas.
So having the ability
to have this type of vehicle
to be able to get us to places
that are very difficult
saves time and in many cases saves lives.
And the fact that we were able
to get at these at no cost to CBP,
it's a great win for the taxpayers.
It's a great win for CBP,
for the American people,
because so often we have things
that are sitting in one organization
that aren't being fully utilized
and be able to pull that away
and be able to put it directly back into the mission.
It's a huge win for CBP.