UNSPSC 92101500: Police services

UNSPSC 92101500 Police services is a Class code under which state and local governments procure law enforcement support services spanning investigations, monitoring, process delivery, and facility security operations. The recent opportunities under this code show a fragmented mix of services: GPS offender monitoring and electronic ankle bracelet systems for pre-trial and probation populations; polygraph examination services for criminal investigations and pre-employment screening; probation and home detention case management; police towing and evidence handling; and specialized consulting support such as academy monitoring and law enforcement liaison roles. Issuing bodies include county sheriff and probation departments (Collin County, Texas; Chatham County, Georgia; Tucson City Court), municipal police and court systems (City of New Haven, Connecticut; City of Tucson; Tucson City Court), state law enforcement agencies (Massachusetts State Police; New Mexico Department of Public Safety), and county/city procurement offices on behalf of law enforcement functions. No single buyer dominates; opportunities reflect distributed demand across corrections, courts, and police operations at multiple jurisdictional levels.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Arizona, Florida, and Georgia, with secondary activity in California, Connecticut, Georgia, Massachusetts, and New Mexico. Representative recent solicitations include Collin County's RFP 2026347 for GPS Offender Monitoring (due November 12, 2026, covering Pre-Trial Release, CSCD, and Juvenile Probation with annual estimated expenditures of $780,000 across three service areas), Tucson City Court's RFP 270113 for Probation Monitoring and GPS Monitoring Services (due October 28, 2026, covering approximately 600 defendants under supervised probation with HUD prevailing wage and Section 3 compliance requirements), Chatham County Police Department's RFP for Annual Law Enforcement Polygraph Examination Services (due October 29, 2026, on an as-needed basis with no guaranteed minimum volume), and Fairfax County, Virginia's RFP 2000004361 for Process Server Services (due June 19, 2026, covering child and adult welfare document delivery with initial one-year term and four renewal options). Federal funding compliance requirements—including ARPA, HUD Section 3, prevailing wage, Buy America, and data security mandates—feature prominently in municipal and county police-related solicitations, particularly in Arizona and Texas.