NIGP 05567: Mounting Hardware, Automotive: Laptops, GPS, Cameras, Electronic Devices, etc.

NIGP 05567 Mounting Hardware, Automotive: Laptops, GPS, Cameras, Electronic Devices, Etc., Item code, encompasses brackets, mounts, and installation hardware for affixing electronic devices—primarily GPS units, cameras, laptops, and communication systems—to vehicles in municipal and school-district fleets. State and local governments procure this code when equipping police cruisers, transit buses, refuse collection vehicles, and school buses with in-vehicle cameras, automatic vehicle location systems, mobile data terminals, and prisoner monitoring devices; the work ranges from straightforward mounting-hardware purchases to comprehensive installation, repair, and maintenance contracts for fleet-wide surveillance and telematics infrastructure.

Recent activity reflects a heavy concentration in Florida—the School Board of Hillsborough County issued an ITQ (26197ITQDST, due June 3, 2026) for inspection, installation, and repair services across DVR systems, GPS units, vehicle tablets, AIM fuel-monitoring modules, RFID, two-way radios, and illuminated stop-arm systems for approximately 225,000 students; the City of Pembroke Pines Police Department solicited camera and speaker equipment (RFQ PD26QQ02, due September 2, 2026); and the City of Tampa Police Department sought 14 Harley-Davidson printer-mount coupling-nut sets for Brother pocket-jet printers (26P00496). Beyond Florida, the City of Alexandria, Virginia (on behalf of DASH transit) requested a CAD/AVL system replacement for 115 revenue and non-revenue buses (RFP 2009, due August 18, 2026), the City of Tucson issued an RFP for GPS vehicle-tracking devices and fleet-management software through the Axia Cooperative (RFP 260201) with estimated annual national volume of $30 million, and Suffolk County's Department of Public Works sought proposals for automated vehicle location and monitoring-system implementation and maintenance (RFP 202614, due September 23, 2026). School districts, city police and public-works departments, county correction and probation systems, and transit authorities dominate the issuing-body mix. Collin County (Texas) RFP 2026347 (due November 12, 2026) illustrates the probation and pre-trial-release segment, requesting FCC-certified GPS ankle bracelets with 12+ hour battery life, tamper-resistant design, 24-hour central monitoring, and dedicated installation services (Monday–Friday, 6:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.), with annual estimated expenditures of $700,000 for pre-trial release, $40,000 for community corrections, and $40,000 for juvenile probation. School-board and city procurement offices in Texas, California, Connecticut, Virginia, Georgia, and Arizona round out the geographic footprint.