Modification Of Equipment- Alarm, Signal, And Security Detection Systems

PSC Category K063 encompasses modifications to alarm, signal, and security detection systems across federal government agencies. These modifications typically involve installing, upgrading, relocating, or maintaining electronic security infrastructure such as access control systems, video surveillance equipment, intrusion detection systems, and network video recorders. The services range from technical security upgrades at diplomatic facilities to security system reconfigurations at military installations and federal agency headquarters.

Federal contract awards under this PSC category demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price contracts primarily issued by Department of Defense agencies, particularly Naval commands, as well as the Department of State, Department of Homeland Security, and Veterans Affairs. Contract values range from approximately $3,000 to $1.9 million, with most awards falling between $10,000 and $500,000. Frequently awarded contractors include Trofholz Technologies, Integrated Security Technologies, Stanley Security, and Condortech Services, with many being small businesses such as women-owned, veteran-owned, or service-disabled veteran-owned enterprises. These contracts commonly utilize Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) vehicles and are predominantly not set aside, though some are designated for small businesses. Performance locations span across the United States, with significant activity in California, Florida, Hawaii, and various overseas locations including Belgium and Japan.

Recent federal contract opportunities under this PSC code include a U.S. Coast Guard solicitation for video surveillance and access control systems in Cape May, New Jersey, set aside for small businesses, and a Department of Veterans Affairs sources sought notice for physical access control system integration at a Meds by Mail facility in Cheyenne, Wyoming. These opportunities continue the trend of seeking specialized security system services, with a focus on integration, relocation, and upgrade of electronic security infrastructure. The opportunities emphasize technical expertise, compliance with specific standards like ANSI/TIA-606-C, and the ability to minimize operational disruptions during system modifications.