NIGP 92584: Security Systems; Intruder and Smoke Detection/Engineering

NIGP 92584 Security Systems; Intruder And Smoke Detection/Engineering, an Item code, encompasses fire detection systems, security system equipment and monitoring, and access control hardware that state and local governments procure for facility protection across detention centers, schools, airports, and civic buildings. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies buying integrated security upgrades combining video surveillance, access control, intrusion detection, fire suppression systems, and associated installation and commissioning services—not component procurement alone. The issuing-body mix includes county detention facilities and jails (Collin County, Orange County, Cobb County), school districts (Muscogee County, Wicomico County, Katy ISD), cities and special districts (City of Orlando, City of Madison, Santa Fe Regional Airport), and state universities (University of Texas at San Antonio, Texas A&M University System). Activity spans facility-wide security modernization projects typically valued in the $150,000 to $7 million range, with multi-year maintenance and support components as standard contract terms.

Recent opportunities cluster in Texas, Florida, and Georgia, with secondary activity in Connecticut and other states. Representative solicitations include Collin County's IFB for full-body scanner systems at the Adult Detention Facility (RFP 2026-155, proposals due September 17, 2026, estimated first-year cost $242,000 plus subscription fees); Orange County, Florida's ITB for corrections-facility security-controls and secure-door-and-lock replacement (Y26-750, bids due July 21, 2026, estimated project cost $7 million); Cobb County's RFP for Construction Manager At-Risk services to upgrade detention security systems spanning two facilities (proposals due August 13, 2026, SPLOST-funded); Muscogee County School District's RFP for video surveillance and access-control system purchase and installation across ten elementary schools (proposals due August 4, 2026, Genetec and AXIS equipment specified); and Escambia County Department of Waste Services' competitive procurement for fire and security system inspections, monitoring, and maintenance across multiple county locations (RFP PD2526100, proposals due August 6, 2026). Collin County appears twice as an active buyer of detention security infrastructure within the recent opportunity block. Procurement vehicles include ITBs, RFPs, and IFBs with mandatory pre-bid meetings and technical certification requirements (Genetec partner status, AXIS dealer credentials, NFPA compliance, FAA/FCC standards compliance) standard across larger awards.