NIGP 99048: Identity Theft Protection and Data Security Services

NIGP 99048 Identity Theft Protection And Data Security Services, an Item code, encompasses comprehensive security operations, access control system integration, data protection compliance assessments, and personal information removal services that state and local governments are actively procuring to address regulatory compliance, critical infrastructure protection, and employee privacy exposure. Recent solicitations reveal that public bodies are buying security operations center services with incident response and threat hunting capabilities; integrated physical access control systems combining video management, door/lock control, and credential badging; facility-level security upgrades at detention centers and airports; compliance evaluations for payment card and data security standards; and specialized privacy protection services targeting judicial officers and court personnel against online personal information exposure.

State departments, county governments, city procurement offices, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts are issuing solicitations under this code. The State of Texas Department of Information Resources is pursuing a comprehensive four-to-ten-year Security Operations contract through its Shared Technology Services Program; Orange County, Florida has posted a $7 million corrections facility security controls and door-lock replacement project with a July 21, 2026 deadline; the City of Orlando is seeking RFP responses for a Kia Center security and access control changeover involving 197 replacement and 260 new cameras integrated with electronic access control across 247 doors, due June 3, 2026; the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation is conducting a multi-step sealed bid process for airport security access control system operation and management; and the Texas Office of Court Administration issued an RFO for a Judicial Information Security Project to detect and remove confidential information of protected court personnel from publicly accessible websites. Geographic activity spans Florida, Texas, Georgia, Oregon, Wisconsin, and California, with significant recent procurement momentum in Florida and Texas. The Eugene Water & Electric Board in Oregon sought PCI DSS compliance assessment proposals due May 5, 2026; Collin County, Texas bid a $3.3 million detention facility electronic security system upgrade; and the Los Angeles Superior Court solicited privacy protection services covering approximately 500 judicial officers, with responses due April 25, 2026.