NIGP 83839: Consoles and Racks, Security

NIGP 83839 Consoles and Racks, Security (Item code) covers the procurement of dispatch console furniture systems, security head-end equipment cabinets, and integrated console workstations designed for continuous 24/7/365 operational environments in public safety, corrections, and law enforcement settings. State and local governments soliciting under this code include county purchasing offices, city procurement bureaus, school districts, and state university systems. Recent opportunities range from turnkey 911 dispatch console installations with specialized ergonomic furniture to comprehensive electronic security system replacements at corrections facilities, including integrated cabinets, head-end equipment, door control systems, and operator workstations. Issuing bodies span county governments (Fayette County, Georgia; Orange County, Florida; Collin County, Texas), municipal procurement offices (City of Gulfport, Mississippi), school district facilities (Gwinnett County Board of Education, Georgia), and higher-education procurement (Savannah State University, Georgia).

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia, Florida, Texas, and Mississippi. Representative opportunities include Fayette County's RFI 26106-I (Feb 27, 2026) seeking 911 dispatch console furniture and workstations with sit/stand adjustability, integrated power, cable management, and three-light indicator systems compatible with Carbyne Apex phone systems, with responses due March 25, 2026; Collin County, Texas's Invitation for Bid 2025-340 (Apr 8, 2026) for a $3.3 million electronic security system upgrade at the Adult Detention Facility involving head-end equipment, door control systems, touch screen stations, and enclosures, with sealed bids due February 19, 2026; the City of Gulfport's solicitation for seven public safety communication dispatch consoles at the Police Department (Feb 9, 2026 and Feb 22, 2026 postings); and Orange County, Florida's sealed bid Y26-750 (Jun 24, 2026) for $7 million in corrections facility security controls and secure door/lock replacement at the Reception Center and Building E, with electronic submissions via OpenGov required by July 21, 2026. Responses typically require pre-qualification in electronic systems integration or detention facility security system installation with demonstrated past performance.