UNSPSC 46171623: Home security alarm

A type of device that informs of theft by making the warning sound, automatically sending the theft signal to nearby police office or profit-oriented security company by using various sensors to prevent the infiltration of theft by installing in ordinary homes or various buildings.

UNSPSC 46171623 Home security alarm is a Commodity code that in recent state and local procurement activity spans access control system design, installation, maintenance, and modernization across facilities ranging from schools and transit hubs to detention centers and airports. Rather than discrete alarm devices, this code encompasses integrated physical security infrastructure—card readers, door controllers, video management platforms, network cabling, badging systems, and centralized monitoring capabilities—deployed as complete system solutions. The issuing bodies soliciting under the code include county governments (Pinellas County, Hillsborough County, Jackson County, Seminole County, Orange County, Gwinnett County, Marion County), city agencies (Dallas, Charlotte, Orlando, Atlanta, Salem, Palo Alto, Palm Bay, Pembroke Pines, Norwalk), school districts (Brandon, Watervliet, Clarkston, DeSoto, Katy ISD), state departments (Texas Tech University, Florida Southern University, Coweta County Schools), airports and transit authorities (St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International, Charlotte Area Transit System), and special-purpose bodies (Washington Convention and Sports Authority, Atlanta Beltline). Repeat buyers include Orange County, Florida (at least three recent solicitations for security upgrades spanning community centers and correction facilities), Watervliet Public Schools (multiple RFP iterations), and Charlotte (CATS and city systems). Activity concentrates heavily in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Michigan, North Carolina, and California, with secondary presence in Colorado, Connecticut, Oregon, and Mississippi.

Representative recent opportunities include Orange County, Florida issuing an Invitation to Bid for Corrections BRC Security Controls and Building E Secure Door & Lock Replacement (estimated cost $7 million, bids due July 21, 2026); the City of Wheat Ridge, Colorado releasing an RFP to replace its existing AMAG electronic access control system with a modern, cloud-managed or on-premises Electronic Access Control System managing approximately 92 door readers and 400+ users across city facilities (proposals due April 23, 2026); DeSoto County School Board requesting unpriced proposals for metal detection equipment and security systems for high schools with a reverse auction on July 2, 2026; the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation soliciting proposals for Security Access Control System Operation & Maintenance at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (proposals due June 29, 2026); Pinellas County seeking annual maintenance and repair services for the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport's Access Control System and Video Management System (ITB due May 5, 2026, annual contract value approximately $105,000); and Seminole County issuing an RFP for a Master Services Agreement for comprehensive security access control repair and maintenance across 70 county facilities supporting 745 badge readers, 337 cameras, and 47 gate operators (proposals due May 6, 2026). The code sees active procurement across design-build, equipment supply, system integration, maintenance, and operations-and-management contract structures, with contract values ranging from under $100,000 for small facility upgrades to $7 million for major detention and correctional facility security system replacements.