Inspection- Alarm, Signal, And Security Detection Systems

Code H363
Child
Spend Category Level 1
Electronic & Communication Services
Spend Category Level 2
Equipment Maintenance
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Product and Service Code (PSC) H363 encompasses inspection, maintenance, and installation services for alarm, signal, and security detection systems. These systems include fire alarms, intrusion detection, surveillance cameras, access control, and emergency notification technologies. The services cover various environments such as federal facilities, national parks, military installations, diplomatic residences, and healthcare centers, focusing on critical infrastructure protection and life safety monitoring.

Federal contract awards under this PSC category demonstrate a diverse range of security system services, typically ranging from $5,000 to $1,000,000 and spanning base periods of one to five years. Frequently awarded entities include Johnson Controls Fire Protection LP, G4S (Drc) S.a.r.l, Siemens Industry Inc., and various small businesses with specialized security system expertise. The Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of State, National Park Service, and Department of Defense are the most common funding agencies. Contracts are often set aside for small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, and other socioeconomic categories, with performance locations spanning domestic and international settings including military bases, national parks, embassies, and government facilities.

Recent federal contract opportunities under PSC H363 include solicitations for electronic security systems maintenance, residential alarm system services, and specialized fire system inspections. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking electronic security system maintenance, the Department of State is requesting alarm system services for diplomatic residences in Kosovo, and the Department of the Interior is seeking fire system inspections for a day school. These opportunities demonstrate a continued need for sophisticated security system services across federal agencies, with requirements ranging from technical system upgrades to routine maintenance and inspection of critical security infrastructure.

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