Security System Upgrade at Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp

Wyoming Department of Corrections is soliciting proposals for a security system upgrade at the Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp in Weston County, with proposals due June 4, 2026 and a mandatory pre-bid facility walkthrough required prior to bid submission.

The scope encompasses design, engineering, procurement, installation, configuration, integration, testing, commissioning, documentation, and training for a fully integrated IP-based security system. The system includes 169 video surveillance cameras (59 interior fixed, 23 interior 360-degree panoramic, 62 exterior fixed, and 25 exterior 360-degree panoramic), a network-based door and gate control system for 71 doors and gates, twelve intercom stations, panic and duress alarm buttons, a centralized control room with operator workstations and monitoring displays, and supporting network and cabling infrastructure with fiber optic backbone connections and structured cabling. All work must comply with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/TIA structured cabling standards, and WDOC facility installation standards.

The contractor shall provide five-year manufacturer warranties on all hardware and five-year workmanship warranties on installation. The pre-bid facility walkthrough allows prospective bidders to verify existing infrastructure, confirm camera locations and field-of-view requirements, assess network and power availability, identify intercom and alarm locations, and evaluate installation considerations such as conduit routing and trenching requirements.

The source does not identify contract value, contract term, incumbent contractor, or evaluation criteria.