UNSPSC 72151702: Closed circuit television system installation service

The installation of closed circuit television systems owned by others

UNSPSC 72151702 Closed circuit television system installation service, a Commodity code, covers the supply and on-site installation of CCTV equipment and integration into facility networks, grounded in state and local solicitations for camera systems, video management platforms, network infrastructure, and turnkey commissioning at public buildings, detention facilities, parks, schools, and transit infrastructure. Recent opportunities span a broad issuing-body mix: county governments (Collin County Texas, Orange County California, San Mateo County California, Dorchester County South Carolina), city procurement offices (Daytona Beach, Dallas, St. Petersburg, Arlington Texas, Orlando), school districts (Muscogee County Georgia, LEAD Public Schools Tennessee, Pinellas County Florida), state agencies (California DMV, South Dakota Department of the Military), special-purpose authorities (Atlanta Beltline Inc.), and county housing authorities. Collin County appears twice in recent activity—once for a sprinkler-system replacement that does not align with the CCTV code scope, and separately as the issuing body for a full-body scanner installation. County-level public bodies dominate the recent opportunities, followed by cities and independent school districts; repeat buyers in CCTV-aligned solicitations include San Mateo County (Parks Department, Tax Collector's Office, Medical Center), Orange County California (Sheriff-Coroner), and Muscogee County Georgia (School District). Representative recent opportunities include the County of Orange California Sheriff-Coroner requesting bids for television-related items with installation, maintenance, and repair services under IFB0603099405SC with responses due October 9, 2026; LEAD Public Schools requesting proposals for a complete Verkada security camera and access-control system installation at a new elementary school in Nashville Tennessee under RFP RFPNUMBERLEADOPS444SECRFP001202627 with responses due November 6, 2026; Muscogee County School District requesting proposals for purchase and installation of video surveillance and access control systems across ten elementary schools under RFP PE55220NONST2027000000033 with proposals due August 4, 2026; and the City of Daytona Beach requesting bids for exterior security camera infrastructure installation at Cypress Aquatic Park under ITB 2652 with bids due October 27, 2026.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Collin County, Arlington, Dallas), California (Orange County, San Mateo County, Daytona Beach region), Georgia (Muscogee County, Bibb County), and Florida (Orange County, Daytona Beach, St. Petersburg), with additional activity in Colorado, Tennessee, South Carolina, and South Dakota. The code sees sustained activity across multiple issuing-body types and jurisdictions, reflecting ongoing public-sector investment in security infrastructure modernization, facility upgrades tied to construction projects, and multi-site system standardization. Solicitations name specific equipment platforms—Verkada, Genetec, AXIS, Ubiquiti, Samsung, LG—and emphasize turnkey solutions integrating cameras, network infrastructure, access control, video management software, training, and post-installation support. Many opportunities require partner status with major manufacturers and carry qualification thresholds including installer certifications, experience with comparable projects, and cybersecurity compliance. Pricing structures vary from lump-sum fixed-fee installation to three- to five-year term contracts with annual maintenance and monitoring components.