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 (Commodity) covers preventive and corrective maintenance, monitoring, and technical support for video surveillance, access control, intrusion detection, alarm systems, and integrated security infrastructure at state and local facilities. State and local governments procure these services across diverse settings—corrections facilities, mental health institutions, airports, transit systems, school districts, municipalities, and county departments—with work ranging from routine system updates and quarterly inspections to emergency repairs, 24/7 monitoring, and full-scale system modernization. Issuing bodies include state departments (corrections, transportation, human services), county governments, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities such as transit agencies and port authorities. The mix reflects both routine operational maintenance contracts and larger capital-project integrations that bundle equipment replacement with long-term service obligations.

Recent opportunities show concentrated activity in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and Illinois, with secondary activity across Connecticut, Michigan, Colorado, North Carolina, and other jurisdictions. Representative recent work spans system types: the Illinois Department of Corrections issued a sole-source three-year contract to Johnson Controls for automation control system maintenance at Joliet Inpatient Treatment Center (July 2026, $267,829.30 total); Texas A&M University at Galveston solicited a campus-wide access control upgrade via RFP with HUB subcontracting requirements (due July 30, 2026); Orange County, Florida posted a $7 million sealed-bid project for corrections facility security controls and door-lock replacement (due July 21, 2026); the City of Orlando issued RFP 26-0301 for camera and access control integration at Kia Center, requiring Genetec and Axis partner certifications (due June 3, 2026); and Jonesville Community Schools in Michigan requested proposals for public address and bell system design and installation (due July 30, 2026). The Texas Department of Information Resources sought Security Operations Center and vulnerability management services through a multi-year statewide procurement (due May 29, 2026), while the City of Austin's IFB 5000 MAS1005 targets alarm monitoring and CCTV maintenance across 250+ municipal facilities with estimated annual equipment and parts budget of approximately $1,800,000. Alton Mental Health Center in Illinois released multiple RFPs in May and June 2026 for combined IT security support of video surveillance and access control systems (one-year terms, due dates May 1–June 22, 2026). The code sees active pursuit from both pure-service and integrated-solution vendors, with opportunities frequently emphasizing cybersecurity compliance (NIST 800-53), cloud integration, 24/7 monitoring, and phased capital replacements alongside operational support.