UNSPSC 92000000: Public Order and Security and Safety Services

This segment includes services associated with the maintenance of law and order as well as personal safety and property protection. This segment also includes services such as fire fighting services.

UNSPSC 92000000 Public Order and Security and Safety Services, a Segment code, encompasses law enforcement support, security operations, emergency response coordination, and facility protection services that state and local governments purchase to maintain public safety and operational security. Recent state and local solicitations under this code reflect a diverse mix of direct public safety delivery—police officer scheduling systems, security personnel, fire protection equipment and maintenance—alongside specialized support services including disaster response logistics, mental health assessments for parole determinations, and debris monitoring following emergencies. The City of Wichita's RFP for off-duty officer secondary employment management (RFP #260237, due January 8, 2027) and the County of Orange's countywide armed security guard services (RFP-017-3034501-JC, due October 30, 2026) exemplify the operational scope: technology platforms integrating with existing payroll systems and 24/7 staffing across multiple jurisdictional facilities. Issuing bodies span cities (Wichita, Arlington, Palm Bay, Daytona Beach), counties (Collin County, Orange County, Broward County, San Bernardino County, Dorchester County, Maricopa County Community College District), state agencies (Utah Department of Transportation, Utah State Board of Education, Rhode Island Parole Board), fire and rescue authorities (Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue), and special-purpose districts (Hastings Area School System, Atlanta Beltline, Inc.). The code also captures facility-specific security and life-safety work—fire extinguisher and alarm system inspections and maintenance across multiple jurisdictions and fire engine procurement for aviation departments.

Geographic activity clusters in Texas (Wichita, Arlington, Collin County, Dallas, San Bernardino County), California (Orange County, Milpitas, Tuolumne County), Florida (North Miami Beach, Palm Bay, Escambia County, Hillsborough County, Daytona Beach), and Utah (UDOT, Tremonton, Salt Lake City region), with secondary activity in Arizona, South Carolina, Georgia, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include Collin County's IFB for jail sprinkler head replacement (IFB 2026-389, due November 19, 2026, $150,000 estimated cost); the City of Arlington's requirements contract for alarm monitoring and maintenance covering 43 security and 17 fire systems (RFP #270047, due October 29, 2026); the County of Orange's RFP for countywide armed security services on a five-year contract with 24/7 operations across 22 departments (RFP-017-3034501-JC, due October 30, 2026); and Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue's RFQ for emergency board-up services following fire or weather events (RFQ with quotes due October 23, 2026, up to six contract awards). The code shows consistent activity across traditional law enforcement and corrections support, emergency response logistics, facility protection systems, and risk assessment services for public safety administration.