Network Access Control RFPs

The contractor shall provide software and license services for the access control system.

Access control maintenance and repair services

Access control door hardware.

The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) Safety and Security division is soliciting a single vendor to provide comprehensive maintenance and support for its Genetec access control system and multi-vendor camera/video systems. The scope includes preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, hardware replacement, and unified vendor management for equipment from Pelco, Panasonic, and Axis. The goal is to secure a single agreement that ensures compliance with City insurance requirements and maintains system integrity.

Mississippi State University is soliciting sealed bids for the procurement of Access Control and Video Surveillance Cabling, Access Control Door Hardware, and Cisco SmartNet. The solicitation was posted on June 8, 2026, with a submission deadline of June 17, 2026. Bids are to be received by the Office of Procurement Services in Starkville, Mississippi.

Access control and video surveillance cabling.

Maintnenace and preventative maintence services for ExacqVision network video recorder (NVR) and 19 existing axis cameras.

Access Control Systems Installation.

Access control and video surveillance cabling.

Consultant to establish a unified access control strategy and deploy a modern, scalable solution that addresses exterior and interior door access, intrusion detection, door prop alarms, physical and electronic key management, visitor management, and implements a solution that can adapt to the future needs of the institution.

Procurement of open radio access network (ORAN) system.

Work includes 1 LS removal of existing access control system; 144 ls supply and installation of motorola avigilon alta access control hardware for doors; 25 LS 2 supply and installation of motorola avigilon alta access control hardware for doors 144 LS; 1 LS 2 supply and installation of motorola avigilon alta access control hardware for doors 144 LS; 1 LS 2 supply and installation of motorola avigilon alta access control hardware for doors

Work includes access control upgrades.

To provide comprehensive preventative maintenance and corrective repair and replacement services for security doors.

The College is seeking proposals for installation and equipment related to ongoing repair and updates to our current camera and door access system that would complement existing campus-wide security efforts for the general safety of students, staff, guests, and to help protect the assets of the college from vandalism or theft. This would include the installation of new camera and door access equipment to expand and improve our current system as the need and opportunity arises and replace current equipment as it ages out.

This is a Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA) issued by Public Services and Procurement Canada to establish a standing supply arrangement for access-control hardware and related security components. The solicitation was published on 2024-06-20 and is active with a closing timeframe through late 2028, with suppliers responding via the SAP Ariba procurement portal. This federal procurement process will be used to invite responses from qualified suppliers as specific needs arise during the arrangement period.

Hardware Installation - Four (4) Exterior Doors: Install one (1) 4-door Controller Kit (e.g., EK-4 or equivalent) to support Entry Control points #1–#4. Replace existing panic bars with four (4) electric panic bars with retraction kits. Install four (4) power transfer loops. Install four (4) surface-mounted door position switches (DPS). Provide and install raceway and miscellaneous mounting hardware as required. See attached file.

Provide access control system.

A requirement for installation of an approved; Turn-Key Integrated Electronic Access Control Site Surveillance (EACSS). The term EACSS covers Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), Access Control Systems (ACS), and Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV).

The project constructs a new Metro Entrance Pedestrian Access Control Point (MEPACP) where personnel will be screened prior to entry into the Pentagon. The personnel screening facility will be a new structure to accommodate screening equipment and support security operations in compliance with updated requirements while providing for efficient flow of personnel into the building. This additional structure will replace the existing Employee Entrance Screening Facility, improving operational efficiency and traffic of personnel entering the Pentagon via the Metro Entrance. The MEPACP project is approx. 18,400 SF and encompasses the construction of a permanent employee access control point that complies with applicable federal security mandates (e.g., HSPD-12 and ISMP. Detailed specifications are provided in the Issued for Construction (IFC) package.