MPD - CCTV Surv Cameras and Trailers

The District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) is seeking proposals for a comprehensive CCTV surveillance camera and trailer procurement opportunity, with a focus on enhancing urban security infrastructure. The contract solicitation, identified by ID 682f7524f9767fe657004abe, is specifically targeting advanced surveillance technology solutions for municipal law enforcement purposes. Potential vendors must provide high-resolution CCTV cameras, mobile surveillance trailers, and associated technical support systems designed for urban monitoring and public safety applications. The procurement requires detailed technical specifications, including camera resolution, data transmission capabilities, weather resistance, and integration potential with existing municipal security networks. Critical submission deadlines include a proposal due date of June 5, 2025, with interested vendors expected to demonstrate comprehensive technical capabilities, proven deployment experience in urban environments, and robust system reliability. Vendors will likely be evaluated on criteria such as technological innovation, system performance, cost-effectiveness, implementation timeline, and demonstrated expertise in municipal surveillance infrastructure.

The contract opportunity appears to be open to a broad range of vendors, potentially with considerations for local, small, or disadvantaged business enterprises common in District of Columbia procurement processes. While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, municipal contracts frequently include provisions supporting minority-owned, women-owned, or local small businesses. The surveillance technology procurement suggests potential integration requirements with existing MPD technological infrastructure, indicating that respondents must demonstrate compatibility and seamless system interoperability. Although precise budget ranges are not specified, municipal CCTV and surveillance system contracts typically range from several hundred thousand to multiple million dollars, depending on the scope and complexity of the technological solution. Vendors should be prepared to provide comprehensive documentation of technical capabilities, past performance in similar municipal security technology deployments, and detailed cost structures that align with District of Columbia procurement guidelines.