UNSPSC 92111506: Counterterrorism

UNSPSC 92111506 Counterterrorism, a Commodity code, encompasses services and systems state and local governments procure to manage security threats, prevent criminal activity, and coordinate emergency response—grounded in work ranging from off-duty officer secondary employment management platforms to threat assessment consulting, security guard deployment, and physical security infrastructure upgrades. The issuing bodies span city police departments, county sheriff's offices, school districts, county commissioners, and transit authorities, with activity concentrated among mid-sized and large municipalities in Texas, Florida, Georgia, and New York. The code shows fragmented activity across multiple security and emergency-management use cases rather than a single procurement category; recent solicitations reflect both operational security services (guard staffing, surveillance system consulting, threat assessment) and administrative compliance functions (off-duty employment tracking, cybersecurity risk reduction).

Recent opportunities illustrate the code's breadth. The City of Wichita posted RFP #260237 on October 19, 2026, due January 8, 2027, for a web-based platform enabling 711 police officers to manage secondary employment opportunities—a SaaS model with no cost to the City, compensated through provider charges to secondary employers. Collin County, Texas issued RFP 2026-155 for a full-body scanner system at its Adult Detention Facility with an estimated first-year cost of $242,000 and mandatory pre-submission conferences in August 2026. Gwinnett County, Georgia solicited competitive sealed proposals (RFP PA031-26, due October 5, 2026) for design, implementation, and maintenance of a cloud-based E911 community engagement platform integrating with CAD systems to expand 911 survey response rates across 720,000 annual calls. Rockland County, New York issued RFP RFPRC2026024 (due October 8, 2026) for threat assessment and management consulting requiring Association of Threat Assessment Professionals Certified Threat Managers. Activity clusters in Florida, Texas, and Georgia, with secondary opportunities in New York, California, and the Midwest. Many posted opportunities carry substantial insurance requirements, multidisciplinary team qualifications, and five-to-seven-year prior-experience filters, signaling demand for specialized vendors rather than commodity-level providers.