Badge holders for offices where phones stay outside

In many government and defense workplaces, personal phones go in a locker at the door. That rules out authenticator apps, so people sign in with a small hardware token instead, most often an RSA SecurID key fob. TeaboWare holders keep that token on the badge you already wear.

Why hardware tokens get lost

The token is small, it isn't needed until you sit down at a computer, and it usually lives on a key ring. When the keys stay in the car or at home, the token does too, and the day starts with a call to the help desk. Putting the token on the badge lanyard solves that: the badge is the one thing nobody forgets.

What a TeaboWare holder does

• One object instead of three. Your CAC or PIV card, a facility badge and your RSA token travel together.
• Code always visible. The token's display shows through a window, so you read the passcode without taking anything apart.
• Cards protected. A rigid channel keeps badges from bending and cracking.
• Nothing electronic. Plain plastic: no batteries, radios or wireless parts.
• Team colors. 8 colors make it easy to tell holders apart, or to give each team its own color.

Equipping a whole office

Security managers and administrative officers often order one holder for every token they issue. All four holders are on GSA Advantage under contract 47QSMS26D002H, with 5-day delivery and shipping included. The federal micro-purchase limit is $15,000 per purchase card transaction (since October 1, 2025), enough for over 2,000 holders in a single order. Prefer a purchase order? Request a formal quote.

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