NIGP 25740: Homeland Security Equipment and Accessories (Not Otherwise Classified)

NIGP 25740 Homeland Security Equipment and Accessories (Not Otherwise Classified), an Item code, encompasses security hardware, monitoring systems, and tactical equipment that state and local governments procure for correctional facilities, law enforcement, airports, and municipal infrastructure protection. Recent solicitations show counties and cities buying full-body scanner systems for detention facilities, fire and security alarm monitoring and maintenance, sprinkler system replacements in secure facilities, remotely operated explosive ordnance disposal robots, cybersecurity operations center services, security access control systems, and confiscated firearm disposition through licensed dealers. Issuing bodies include county detention facilities (Collin County, Texas), municipal parks and recreation departments (City of Arlington, Texas), state police agencies (Oregon State Police), cities managing airport infrastructure (City of Atlanta, City of Lubbock, Texas), corrections bureaus (Orange County, Florida), and municipal IT departments (City of Meriden, Connecticut). State-level procurement offices also solicit under the code, as evidenced by the Texas Department of Information Resources' comprehensive Security Operations services vehicle for eligible state and local entities statewide.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Collin County, Arlington, Lubbock) and Florida (Orange County), with recent opportunities also in Oregon, Georgia, and Connecticut. Representative recent work includes Collin County's IFB for institutional sprinkler head replacement in its detention facility (due November 19, 2026, estimated cost $150,000); the City of Arlington's RFP for annual fire and security alarm monitoring covering 43 security and 17 fire alarm systems across Parks and Recreation facilities (due October 29, 2026); Collin County's RFP for a full-body scanner system with turnkey installation and four-hour technical support (due September 17, 2026, estimated first-year cost $242,000); the State of Texas DIR's request for Security Operations services through the Shared Technology Services Program serving eligible state and local entities (proposals due May 29, 2026, anticipated award in February 2027); Orange County, Florida's IFB for corrections security controls and secure door and lock replacement (due July 21, 2026, estimated cost $7 million); and the City of Meriden's RFP for 24/7 Security Operations Center monitoring and cybersecurity advisory services (due April 1, 2026). Activity spans construction, equipment procurement, and managed services delivery models.