NIGP 96774: Safety and Security Equipment Manufacturing Services

NIGP 96774 Safety And Security Equipment Manufacturing Services, an Item code, encompasses installation, maintenance, and technical support for specialized detention and corrections facility security infrastructure—including detention door access control systems, electronic locking mechanisms, full-body contraband scanners, fire suppression systems, and video surveillance platforms—as well as purchase of original equipment manufacturer components and replacement parts for these systems. State and local governments procure these services primarily through sole-source notices when existing systems create lock-in effects, as well as through formal RFPs and ITBs for new system deployment or facility-wide modernization. Issuing bodies include county corrections departments, county boards of county commissioners, county school districts, municipal city governments, and regional transit or facilities management authorities. Brevard County Board of County Commissioners and Collin County appear as repeat buyers in recent solicitations.

Recent activity spans Florida, Texas, Georgia, New York, Arizona, and the District of Columbia. Representative opportunities include Brevard County's sole-source procurement for detention door access control system installation, maintenance, and support services through Montgomery Technology Systems, LLC (MTI system), posted October 19, 2026, with a response deadline of April 6, 2026, estimated at $1 million annually; Collin County's RFP for a full-body scanner system for its Adult Detention Facility admissions area, due September 17, 2026, with estimated first-year upfront cost of $242,000; Orange County, Florida's sealed-bid IFB for corrections facility security controls and secure door and lock replacement construction at the Corrections Bureau Reception Center and Building E, due July 21, 2026, estimated at $7 million; and Muscogee County School District's RFP for purchase and installation of video surveillance and access control systems across ten elementary schools, due August 4, 2026. Collier County's Request for Information seeking vendor input on large-scale modernization of physical security infrastructure across 83 countywide locations—encompassing 1,175 cameras, 894-door access control replacement, and approximately 5.5 petabytes of video storage—signals significant future procurement activity in the modernization and integration segment.