NIGP 68059: Identity Tracking Devices

NIGP 68059 Identity Tracking Devices is an Item code capturing the procurement of monitoring and tracking equipment state and local governments buy to supervise offenders, manage fleet assets, and secure lost or stolen property. Recent solicitations show police departments and municipal procurement offices acquiring electronic monitoring systems for pre-trial and post-conviction offender supervision (including victim tracking for domestic violence cases), GPS vehicle tracking and fleet management solutions, and related identity and location-based management services. The code spans law enforcement, corrections, and municipal operations use cases, with issuing bodies including city police departments, consolidated government police departments, and municipal procurement offices sourcing on behalf of fleet operations or public safety divisions.

Activity in the code concentrates in North Carolina and Arizona based on recent postings. The Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department posted a solicitation for an Electronic Monitoring System (RFP 2692026221, proposals due October 28, 2026) supporting pre-trial and post-conviction supervision of adult and juvenile offenders with victim-tracking functionality for domestic violence cases. The City of Tucson issued RFP 260201 through the Axia Cooperative Purchasing Program (proposals due August 5, 2026, with a pre-submittal meeting on July 15) for a comprehensive GPS vehicle tracking and management system covering approximately 1,005 municipal fleet vehicles, including light-duty vehicles, heavy-duty trucks, off-road equipment, and trailers; the resulting master agreement is available nationwide to states, counties, cities, school districts, non-profit organizations, and federal agencies, with an estimated annual national purchase volume of $30 million and a two percent administrative fee on total net sales. Columbus Consolidated Government Police Department posted RFB No. 27-0010 (sealed bids due October 14, 2026) for a trade or credit transaction involving 306 used and confiscated firearms exchanged for Heckler & Koch MR556 A4 SBR rifles and accessories.