Integrated Security System

The City of Alexandria, Virginia, requires a comprehensive upgrade to the integrated security system and control room at its juvenile detention center. The agency is attempting to replace its legacy security infrastructure with a fully functional, stand-alone system that integrates software, hardware, door and mechanical locks, two-way intercom communication, cameras, and the facility's fire control system. To ensure a seamless transition, the agency requires a technical expert to be present during the go-live phase to permanently shut down the legacy system, train personnel, and resolve any immediate technical issues. Eligible contractors must be United States organizations, and all work must be performed onsite at the Alexandria facility. The agency is evaluating proposals based on the designs and implementation plans submitted digitally via email or online. The budget for this project is open, as the agency is actively looking for proposals to determine the cost. The procurement schedule includes a mandatory pre-bid meeting on June 24, 2026. The final go-live date for the fully operational system will be determined through a mutual agreement between the agency and the selected contractor.