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Katherine Johnson Ms Security Cctv Upgrade

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20260728038State & Local

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The contract involves upgrading the security infrastructure at Katherine Johnson Middle School in Sacramento, California, by replacing legacy analog intercom systems with modern IP-based notification endpoints and installing a new AI-powered Avigilon network video recorder and IP cameras. The scope includes deployment of new data switches and uninterruptible power supply units at the main and intermediate distributionframe locations to ensure reliable connectivity and power for the upgraded digital systems. Integration efforts will focus on connecting the new IP intercom and surveillance devices with the district’s existing Singlewire InformaCast platform to enable AI-driven video triggers and automated site-wide lockdown notifications, enhancing emergency response capabilities. All systems will undergo rigorous testing and commissioning to confirm seamless operational integration and system reliability. The solicitation, numbered 20260728038, was posted on July 29, 2026, with responses due by August 5, 2026, under the NAICS code 238210 for electrical contracting services. The project is managed by the San Juan Unified School District within the California state education system, and all work must be performed at the designated school location in Sacramento, zip code 95821. Primary points of contact include Narine Chilgevorkyan, Chris Cluff, and representatives from KM&M Services, with inquiries directed through their official email addresses. The contract does not specify any small business set-asides and is open to qualified contractors capable of delivering integrated security technology solutions.

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Upgrade security systems at Katherine Johnson Middle School with IP intercoms, AI cameras, and integrated lockdown notifications.

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California → San Juan Unified School DistrictView Agency

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238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation ContractorsView NAICS

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Sacramento, CA, 95821, US

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AgencyCalifornia → San Juan Unified School District
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Bid #26-207: This project includes the replacement of analog intercom hardware with IP-based notification endpoints and the installation of new AI-powered Avigilon NVR and IP cameras. New data switches and UPS devices to be installed in MDF and IDF locations to support new IP devices. The work also involves testing and commissioning of the integration of IP intercom and camera devices with the district’s existing Singlewire InformaCast platform, including AI-powered video triggers and site-wide lockdown notifications.

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