UNSPSC 72151705: Surveillance and electronic security system equipment maintenance service

Maintenance of the surveillance and electronic equipment comprising a security system

UNSPSC 72151705 Surveillance and electronic security system equipment maintenance service is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to procure repair, preventive maintenance, system support, and equipment replacement for surveillance cameras, access control systems, alarm monitoring, door controls, gate operators, and integrated security management platforms across facilities ranging from correctional institutions and airports to schools, county offices, and transportation infrastructure. Recent solicitations show a diverse mix of work: LEAD Public Schools in Nashville is procuring a complete Verkada camera and access-control system installation with licensing and commissioning; Collin County is seeking a full-body scanner system with four-hour turnaround support for its detention facility; the City of Atlanta's Department of Aviation is requesting on-call gate-operator and access-control maintenance at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport; and Texas Department of Criminal Justice is tendering a $6.52 million door control and monitoring system replacement at Estelle Unit featuring SCADA software integration and fiber-optic infrastructure. Issuing bodies span state transportation departments (TxDOT, TDCJ), county governments (Collin County, Collier County, Marion County), city transit and aviation authorities (Atlanta Department of Aviation, Lubbock Airport), school districts (LEAD Public Schools, Jackson County Intermediate), and correctional agencies. Several repeat procurers appear: Collin County has posted multiple detention-facility upgrades; Texas agencies (TxDOT, TDCJ) show regular activity; and Illinois Department of Corrections has solicited security-control maintenance at Joliet Inpatient Treatment Center more than once.

Activity concentrates heavily in Texas (TxDOT Abilene and Wichita Falls districts, TDCJ Estelle Unit, Collin County, Collier County), with significant recent solicitations also in Florida (Orange County corrections facility, Daytona Beach, San Mateo County), Georgia (Atlanta Department of Aviation), Tennessee (LEAD Public Schools), and Illinois (Department of Corrections). Representative recent opportunities include Texas Department of Transportation's Fencing and Security Upgrades at multiple Abilene District locations (IFB, bid deadline December 1, 2026); Collin County's Sprinkler Heads Replacement at the county jail (IFB 2026-389, bid deadline November 19, 2026, opinion of probable cost $150,000); City of Atlanta Department of Aviation's On-Call Gate Operator maintenance (IFB/DOA/2609-1270076, bid deadline October 22, 2026); and Texas Department of Criminal Justice's Estelle Unit Door Control and Monitoring System (RFP 696-FD-27-P001, proposal deadline October 26, 2026, estimated value $6.52 million). Bergen County, New Jersey posted a security locks and locksmith services RFP (initial 24-month term with 12-month renewal, due October 28, 2026). Most solicitations use traditional IFB or RFP vehicles; several Florida jurisdictions and cities favor electronic submission through OpenGov or Bonfire procurement portals. Prevailing wage and performance bonding are standard across correctional and transportation work; set-asides for HUB or VetHUB vendors appear in Texas state procurements, and local-vendor preferences surface in municipal solicitations (Daytona Beach, San Mateo County).