Security systems government contracts

In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $704.17M on security systems contracts so far (Defense contracts arrive about 90 days late, so the year's total is still rising). Department of Defense bought the most, followed by Department of Homeland Security. 18 security systems contract opportunities are open now on SAM.gov, and 193 contracts worth $1.35B with options end in the next 12 months.

Installing, monitoring and maintaining access control, intrusion detection, video surveillance and other electronic security systems at federal facilities.

Set-asides: at least 13% of FY2026's security systems contract dollars ($94.62M) went through contracts set aside for small businesses, most through small business and 8(a) set-asides. Many orders under larger contracts carry no set-aside code, so this counts only what is reported. How set-asides work →

Open notices

All 18 open notices →

Where the work is, FY2026

  1. California $174.97M
  2. Virginia $138.31M
  3. District of Columbia $76.52M
  4. Maryland $50.19M
  5. Michigan $26.65M
  6. Texas $24.29M
  7. Florida $23.08M
  8. Massachusetts $18.78M
  9. New York $12.92M
  10. South Carolina $10.97M

Money by year

  • FY2023$755.24M
  • FY2024$804.24M
  • FY2025$783.95M
  • FY2026$704.17M

Obligations (money committed) in prime awards, from USAspending.gov.

Contracts ending in the next 12 months

193 contracts, $1.35B with options. The largest:

ContractIncumbentEndsValue with options
75F40124F19002
MDI/SOFTWARE HOUSE SECURITY INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
Birdi Systems, Inc.2026-10-23$8.08M
15M10523FA47NPB11
NEW INSTALL PROJECT
Johnson Controls Security Solutions LLC2026-10-23$2.10M
36C24721C0136
CCTV PM SERVICES
Trofholz Technologies, Inc.2026-10-24$1.99M
15M10624FA47MA008
4003 ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEM REPAIR NATIONWIDE DRAW DOWN BASED ON THE AVAILABILITY OF FY24 FUNDS
M. C. Dean, Inc.2026-10-26$36.45M
15M10624FA47MA010
4007 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT SUPPORT (FFP)
M. C. Dean, Inc.2026-10-26$16.06M
15F06726F0001265
DO#024 PSS 26-4
Scdatacom, LLC2026-10-26$1.48M
91990021F0379
THIS TASK ORDER IS FOR THE MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT FOR THE DEPARTMENT'S SECURITY EQUIPMENT.
Silent Partner Security Systems, Inc.2026-10-29$1.27M
W56ZTN26FA004
FIRE ALARM AND SPRINKLER INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR SERVICES AT ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD.
Media Plumbing & Heating Inc2026-10-30$2.47M
HC102823P0072
CCTV DIGITAL CAMERAS AND MONITORS
Planning, Inc.2026-10-30$1.08M
70RFP426FRE500010
ARMED PROTECTIVE SECURITY OFFICER (PSO) SERVICES IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
Triple Canopy Inc2026-10-31$8.67M

All of them, with filters →

How the government buys security systems work

  • Technicians often need background checks or security clearances, and the products may need to be on an approved list (for example, FIPS 201 approved products for access control that reads federal ID cards).
  • Electronic security at military sites follows the Defense Department's construction and cybersecurity standards; read the specification sections in the solicitation.
  • Installation work on a construction contract can fall under the Davis-Bacon Act; maintenance and monitoring under the Service Contract Act.

Industry codes

Federal contracts are filed under NAICS industry codes. This page counts this one; each has its own page with every office that buys it and the newest awards.

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Related lines of work

From USAspending.gov prime awards (obligations: money committed) and SAM.gov notices, updated daily. Sources and limits