FBI Camera and Surveillance Equipment

This FBI Camera and Surveillance Equipment Master IDIQ, established by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on September 22, 2010, is closed to new orders as of August 2, 2017, and is no longer a viable vehicle for new pursuit.

The ordering window closed eight years and eleven months ago. Seven task orders totaling $6.5 million in combined potential value were awarded between September 2010 and June 2013, with the last order placed nearly thirteen years ago. All obligated value ($6.5 million) equals the combined potential value, indicating the vehicle has been fully spent with no remaining capacity.

Task orders procured cameras and surveillance equipment for FBI field operations, including Nikon and Canon equipment, with at least two large orders ($3.9 million and $1.3 million) split across multiple purchase orders for direct shipment to field offices. The two largest individual orders represent 87% of the vehicle's potential value; the remaining orders ranged from $449 to $16 thousand.

Global Source One Int, Inc. held the largest single award at $4 million (one order); B & H Foto & Electronics Corp. led by order count with four awards totaling $1.3 million combined potential value. Penn Camera Exchange Incorporated and Calumet Photographic, Inc. each received one order. All seven orders funded the FBI Headquarters Division with no interagency activity. About 71% of orders carried no set-aside designation; the remainder (29%) were total small business awards.

Firm fixed-price delivery orders completed between September 2010 and July 2013. No successor vehicle is mentioned in the source, and the long dormancy since the last award suggests the FBI has consolidated or transitioned to an alternative contracting approach for camera and surveillance equipment procurement.

The purpose of this Master IDIQ is the procurement of Camera and Surveillance Equipment for the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI).