NIGP 95814: Border Security Management and Operation Services

NIGP 95814 Border Security Management and Operation Services, an Item code, spans detention-facility infrastructure upgrades, security-system installations, and operational support services that state and local corrections agencies are actively procuring. Recent solicitations show counties and cities buying full-body scanner systems with contraband detection and real-time imaging for intake and admission areas; secure-door-and-lock replacements and security-control systems at correctional facilities; sprinkler-head replacement in detention housing; and security staffing for seasonal or year-round detention operations. The issuing-body mix is dominated by county corrections departments—Collin County, Texas and Orange County, Florida appear as repeat buyers with infrastructure and security-equipment procurements—alongside county social-services departments managing warming centers. Work typically involves construction or equipment installation performed at detention facilities or secure intake areas, often with mandatory pre-bid or pre-proposal meetings and strict compliance requirements including prevailing wage, surety bonding, and enhanced insurance and liability coverage.

Collin County, Texas and Orange County, Florida represent the most active recent markets. Collin County posted an IFB for sprinkler-head replacement at its jail (bid due November 19, 2026, estimated cost $150,000) and an RFP for a full-body scanner system for its Adult Detention Facility admissions area (proposals due September 17, 2026, first-year upfront cost estimated at $242,000). Orange County, Florida issued an IFB for security-controls and secure-door-and-lock replacement at its Corrections Bureau Reception Center and Building E (sealed bids due July 21, 2026, estimated project cost $7 million). Rockland County, New York solicited security-guard services for its Warming Center (proposals due September 3, 2026), a seasonal operation running November through April. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, and the Northeast, with isolated opportunities in Georgia. The scale ranges from moderate five-figure repair contracts to seven-figure security and infrastructure projects, with turnaround times typically spanning three to four months from posting to award.