UNSPSC 25172111: Remote locking system

UNSPSC 25172111 Remote locking system (Commodity) encompasses secure-door and locking-mechanism hardware, installation, and integration services that state and local corrections and detention facilities procure for perimeter security, inmate housing areas, and controlled-access zones. Recent state and local solicitations show government buyers purchasing full turnkey locking and door-replacement systems for corrections facilities, including hardware supply, professional installation, network integration, and multi-year maintenance and support. Collin County, Texas and Orange County, Florida have posted multiple opportunities for secure-door and remote-locking replacement at detention facilities and corrections bureaus, reflecting consistent demand from county corrections departments. The code also captures related security-infrastructure work such as access-control system integration and compliance with facility-specific security standards.

Collin County and Orange County, Florida dominate recent activity under this code. Orange County posted IFB Y26-750, Corrections BRC Security Controls and Building E Secure Door & Lock Replacement Construction Project, with bids due July 21, 2026 and an estimated project cost of $7 million; the scope encompasses secure-door and lock replacement at the Corrections Bureau Reception Center and Building E, with electronic submissions required via OpenGov. Collin County posted RFP 2026-155, Full-Body Scanner System for the Adult Detention Facility, with proposals due September 17, 2026 and first-year upfront cost of $242,000 for hardware and implementation plus subscription fees. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas and Florida, with Texas counties (Collin) and Florida counties (Orange, Broward) showing the highest recent posting frequency. Collin County also posted IFB 2026-389, Construction, CCADF Sprinkler Heads Replacement, due November 19, 2026 with estimated cost of $150,000, though this opportunity involves sprinkler replacement rather than remote locking systems and represents a mismatch with the code's nominal scope.