FBI Camera and Surveillance Equipment

The FBI Camera and Surveillance Equipment Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a federal procurement vehicle designed to support the Federal Bureau of Investigations' equipment acquisition needs, specifically focused on camera and surveillance technology. The contract enables the FBI to efficiently procure specialized imaging and monitoring equipment through pre-established task orders. Based on the available task orders, the vehicle supports the acquisition of cameras, camera accessories, surveillance equipment, and related technical peripherals such as lens systems and imaging components.

The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a pattern of substantial equipment acquisitions, with values ranging from several hundred dollars to over $3.9 million. Notable task orders include a $3,962,247 delivery for camera and surveillance equipment in September 2010 and a $1,316,349.35 order in August 2012 for camera equipment distributed across multiple field offices. Two of the significant orders were designated as Total Small Business set-asides, suggesting an intent to support smaller vendors in the federal marketplace. The delivery orders consistently utilize a firm fixed price mechanism and typically have completion dates within 3-15 months of the award date. While specific prime contractors are not clearly identified in the provided documentation, the task orders indicate a focus on acquiring technical equipment from manufacturers and suppliers specializing in camera and surveillance technologies.