NIGP 99048: Identity Theft Protection and Data Security Services

NIGP 99048 Identity Theft Protection and Data Security Services is an Item code under which state and local governments procure identity verification systems, fraud detection platforms, and secure-access controls for facilities and digital infrastructure. Recent solicitations show work spanning detection of fraudulent student financial-aid applications, remote identity verification and biometric liveness detection for claims processing, removal of protected-person information from public websites, detection of synthetic and stolen identities in admissions workflows, and security-system modernization across campus and facility networks.

Issuing bodies include county corrections and detention facilities, city colleges and community colleges, state agencies, cities managing public facilities, county social services departments, and airport authorities. Collin County, Texas appears across multiple recent solicitations (full-body scanner systems for detention facilities, sprinkler-head replacement at county jails, and modernization planning), alongside Collier County, Florida; City Colleges of Chicago; the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts; the State of Texas Department of Information Resources; the City of Orlando; and the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Texas (Collin County, Collier County, Texas Comptroller, Texas DIR, City of Orlando) and Florida, with activity also in Illinois (Chicago), New York (Rockland County), and Georgia (Atlanta). Recent representative opportunities include City Colleges of Chicago issuing RFP #MWJ2604 (August 21, 2026 proposals due) for an identity verification system to detect fraudulent student applications with 25% MBE and 7% WBE participation goals and annual processing of approximately 150,000 applications; the Texas Office of Court Administration issuing RFO 212-26-0281 (February 23, 2026 proposals due) for an online system to detect and remove protected-person information from public websites in compliance with House Bill 5081; the State of Texas Department of Information Resources issuing DIR-CPO-STS-602 for comprehensive Security Operations services spanning governance, incident response, vulnerability management, and threat hunting across state and local entities with a four-year initial term and up to four optional renewal years; and Collin County issuing RFP 2026-155 (September 17, 2026 proposals due) for a full-body scanner system with turnkey installation, training, and four-hour maximum technical-support response at the Adult Detention Facility.