Alarm, Signal, Security Detection

Product Service Code (PSC) 63-P encompasses alarm, signal, and security detection systems and equipment used across various federal government agencies. These products include sophisticated electronic components such as sensing elements, detectors, controllers, bells, sirens, and integrated security systems designed for monitoring, alerting, and protecting facilities and personnel. The systems range from simple electrical signaling devices to complex networked security infrastructure capable of tracking movement, detecting intrusions, and providing real-time monitoring capabilities.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC 63-P primarily involve the Department of Defense, particularly the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation and Naval Supply Systems Command. Awards typically range from small procurements of 1-50 units with values between $5,000 and $250,000, often structured as firm-fixed price contracts with delivery periods of 90-600 days. The majority of awards are designated as either total small business set-asides or unrestricted competitions, with frequent awardees including specialized electronics manufacturers and defense supply chain contractors. Common performance locations include DLA distribution facilities across the continental United States, with delivery destinations such as San Joaquin, Warner Robins, and Puget Sound distribution centers.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities under PSC 63-P demonstrate diverse security and detection requirements across multiple agencies. The Transportation Security Administration sought industry engagement for electronic baggage screening technologies, while the Department of Veterans Affairs solicited various security systems including wander protection systems, license plate recognition platforms, and campus security infrastructure. Other notable opportunities included the Department of State's request for CCTV system installation in international locations, the Air Force's procurement of magnetometer screening equipment for air shows, and multiple Defense Logistics Agency solicitations for specialized sensing elements, electrical bells, and controller assemblies. Performance locations spanned domestic military bases, VA medical centers, and international diplomatic facilities, highlighting the broad application of security detection technologies within federal procurement.