CF83-E Outdoor Fisheye Camera, 512GB, 30 Days Max and 8 more items

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has awarded a contract (C5F11C) for security camera equipment and associated licensing, with a total contract value of $8,368.00. The contract period runs from July 23, 2025, to June 30, 2026, and encompasses the procurement of multiple Verkada surveillance technologies, including an outdoor fisheye camera (CF83-E), a multisensor camera (CH52-E), and a bullet camera (CB62-E), along with various mounting accessories such as angle, arm, corner, and pendant cap mounts.

The line items detail the specific hardware and software components, which include two 3-Year Camera License capacity increases and one 3-Year Four-Camera Multisensor License capacity increase. The equipment appears designed for comprehensive outdoor surveillance, with storage capacities ranging from 512GB to 1TB and a standard 30-day maximum recording retention. The total unit price configuration reflects a strategic investment in advanced security monitoring infrastructure for the Florida state agency, with individual camera units priced between $1,439.20 and $2,879.20, and supplementary licensing and mounting components ranging from $55.20 to $1,319.20.