NIGP 91567: Monitoring Services, Critical Equipment and Site, Wireless, Web-Based

NIGP 91567 Monitoring Services, Critical Equipment And Site, Wireless, Web-Based is an Item code that encompasses real-time monitoring infrastructure for emergency communications, security facilities, environmental conditions, and infrastructure assets across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments currently procure under this code integrated emergency alert systems with multimedia interoperability, water-level and environmental monitoring devices for flood management and water quality, alarm monitoring services for multi-facility security operations, video surveillance and operations monitoring systems, and web-based monitoring dashboards for transit fleets and critical facilities. The issuing-body mix includes state agencies (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Georgia Department of Agriculture, Texas Department of Information Resources), county and city governments (Sacramento County, Orlando, Holly Hill, Hillsborough County Public Schools), regional authorities (Atlanta Regional Commission, Savannah Airport Commission, Georgia World Congress Center Authority), and special-purpose districts (Savannah Convention Center). Florida jurisdictions—Valencia College, Hillsborough County Public Schools, the City of Holly Hill, and a Florida county transit authority—show recent activity concentration.

Recent solicitations span emergency communications (Valencia College's notice of intent for Mutualink RemoteView & LNK360, a DHS SAFETY Act-certified panic and interoperability platform with equipment, licenses, software, and services), water and environmental monitoring (City of Holly Hill's IFB for Campbell Scientific water-level sensors along LPGA Canal with sealed bids due October 21, 2026; Georgia Department of Agriculture's RFQ for environmental monitoring of fifty-eight laboratory units across Tifton and Atlanta), transit and security operations (a Florida county's RFI on Hayden AI bus-mounted and park-and-ride monitoring with edge processing and blockchain-based audit trails), and continuous security monitoring (Sacramento County's RFB for 24/7 alarm system monitoring across 228 County-owned facilities, with one-year terms and four renewal options; Texas Department of Information Resources' RFO for multi-year comprehensive Security Operations Center and vulnerability management services to eligible state and local entities, evaluated at 40 percent technical merit with service level agreements for 24/7 availability and incident response times ranging from two hours to seven business days by severity). Evaluation approaches weight technical capability and operational reliability heavily, with security certifications (UL 827 for alarm monitoring, DHS SAFETY Act for emergency systems) and demonstrated experience across similar multi-location deployments forming key qualification thresholds.