SECURITY INSTALL SOLUTIONS, INC.

Security Install Solutions, Inc. specializes in the design, procurement, and installation of physical access control systems (PACS), intrusion detection systems, and integrated communications equipment for federal facilities. Their core capabilities center on deploying and maintaining secure identity verification infrastructure, including card readers, controllers, turnstiles, and alarm systems, often aligned with federal standards for identity credentialing and physical security. The company demonstrates deep technical expertise in reprogramming and upgrading legacy access control platforms such as Identive Hirsch systems, ensuring seamless interoperability with existing federal security architectures. Their work frequently involves hardwired electrical integration and system commissioning, reflecting strong proficiency in both hardware procurement and on-site installation under stringent government security protocols. The contractor maintains consistent engagement with the General Services Administration, delivering PACS upgrades and alarm system installations across federal office buildings, and supports the Department of the Interior with maintenance and supply of access control infrastructure for sensitive land management and administrative sites. They also provide critical security services to the Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security, focusing on turnstile deployment and integrated access control for high-security facilities. Their primary industry focus is in communications equipment manufacturing under NAICS 334290, where they act as a systems integrator for security hardware, alongside direct security systems services (NAICS 561621) involving installation and maintenance of physical access technologies. This positions them as a niche provider bridging hardware supply and federal facility security implementation, particularly in government-owned real estate. Based in Centennial, Colorado, Security Install Solutions, Inc. operates as a small business under the 2L entity structure. While no formal government certifications are listed, their sustained performance across multiple federal agencies underscores reliability in meeting stringent procurement and compliance requirements for physical security systems.