NIGP 05517: Console Accessories, Emergency Response Vehicles

NIGP 05517 Console Accessories, Emergency Response Vehicles is an Item code describing specialized equipment and components used to outfit law enforcement and emergency response vehicles with operational systems—push bars, prisoner transport seating, gun racks, console boxes, light bars, storage containers, and radio/equipment mounts. State and local buyers are procuring these accessories primarily through upfit integrators and equipment suppliers in response to fleet modernization cycles, with recent solicitations showing activity from city police departments, county public safety agencies, and statewide cooperative purchasing vehicles across the Pacific Northwest, Texas, Connecticut, Georgia, and Florida.

The issuing-body mix spans city police departments (City of Meriden, Connecticut; City of Peachtree City, Georgia), county emergency management and fleet divisions (Collin County, Texas; Brevard County, Florida), state procurement offices (Washington State Department of Enterprise Services, State of Oregon), and regional transit authorities. The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services is establishing statewide cooperative purchasing agreements for law enforcement vehicle upfit equipment serving both Washington and Oregon, with historical annual sales around $1.05 million and a 72-month contract term; the City of Meriden is bidding seven Ford Interceptor Utility vehicles with comprehensive upfitting under ITB B027-13 (response due July 29, 2026) requiring mounting of two-way radios, cameras, modems, and e-ticket printers; Collin County, Texas is procuring modular storage drawers, light bars, gun racks, and prisoner transport seats from manufacturers including Havis, Whelen, and Setina under IFB 2026-284 with an estimated annual value of $100,000; and the City of Peachtree City is seeking authorized distributors to outfit 14 police vehicles with Whelen lighting, Kustom radar, Westin push bumpers, Havis consoles, and Pro-Gard transport equipment (response due April 1, 2026). Geographic concentration is strongest in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, and the Pacific Northwest, with recent cooperative purchasing activity indicating multi-state demand.