UNSPSC 92112000: Military zones

UNSPSC 92112000 Military zones is a Class code that encompasses security services, threat assessment and management, facility protection, and related operational support for military installations, correctional facilities, courthouse complexes, and other secure government venues. State and local governments procure armed and unarmed security personnel; security assessments and consulting; explosive detection services; video surveillance, access control, and integrated security system design and implementation; threat assessment and management program development; and specialized security training under this code. The work is typically solicited by city governments, county sheriff's offices, county corrections departments, school districts, university police departments, and county and municipal facilities management operations, reflecting fragmented demand across urban, suburban, and rural jurisdictions. Repeat buyers in the recent-opportunities block include the City of Wichita (off-duty officer secondary employment management platform and family justice center consulting), Collin County, Texas (detention facility sprinkler replacement and full-body scanner procurement), and multiple Florida municipalities (surveillance system upgrades and security guard services).

Security guard services—armed, unarmed, and event-based—dominate recent solicitations, with the City of Fort Worth seeking armed and unarmed uniforms across eight city departments under RFP 26-0266 due October 15, 2026, and the City of Lubbock requesting proposals for armed and unarmed security at facilities and public events due July 29, 2026. Detention and courthouse facility security appears frequently: Collin County issued an IFB for institutional sprinkler replacement in jail inmate cells due November 19, 2026, and requested an RFP for a full-body scanner system for the Adult Detention Facility admissions area due September 17, 2026. Security assessments and risk analyses are active, with San Bernardino County soliciting a countywide security assessment and risk analysis spanning vulnerability testing, penetration testing, and HIPAA gap analyses due August 6, 2026 with an estimated Year One budget of $1.066750 million, and Gwinnett County requesting independent assessment of video surveillance software and hardware due September 28, 2026. Specialized services include Rockland County's threat assessment and management consulting due October 8, 2026, Temple Independent School District's managed detection and response RFI due September 18, 2026, and Hudson County's explosive detection canine services RFI at the World Trade Center due July 20, 2026. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (DeBary, Hillsborough County Schools, Collier County, Pasco County), Texas (Wichita, Collin County, Fort Worth, Lubbock, San Bernardino County, Harris County), and Georgia (Gwinnett County, Atlanta), with additional recent opportunities in New York (Rockland County), South Carolina (Beaufort County, Dorchester County), California (San Mateo County), and New Jersey (Hudson County).