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RFQ - Imperial County IT Commercial Security System And Monitoring Services

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27-0023State & Local

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The County of Imperial is seeking quotations from experienced commercial security vendors to provide a commercial-grade electronic security system and 24/7 professional monitoring for a facility located at 190 Eddins Road, Calipatria, California. This procurement follows a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) model, meaning the selected vendor is responsible for supplying the encrypted wireless hardware, providing remote programming, over-the-air activation, and maintaining cellular connectivity, while the County performs all physical installation and on-site labor. The required equipment package includes a main commercial control panel, a secondary keypad, seven wireless door contacts, three motion detectors, four glass break detectors, an audible siren, and an installation hardware pack. The contractor must ensure the system utilizes dedicated cellular communications for primary signal transmission and provides continuous monitoring through a certified central station, including an interactive smartphone application for remote management. Award will be granted to the lowest responsible contractor who meets all technical compliance and DIY framework requirements. Bidders must provide itemized pricing for all equipment, activation fees, and recurring monthly fees, while specifying whether services are month-to-month or subject to a minimum contract duration, such as 36 or 60 months. Quotations are due by 2:00 PM on November 12, 2026.

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Imperial County seeks security vendors for a DIY electronic system and monitoring.

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1125 W Main Street El Centro, California 92243, CA, USA

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AgencyCalifornia → Purchasing Department of Imperial County
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OfficeCA, USA
Office AddressCA, USA
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Scope: PURPOSE AND BACKGROUNDThe County of Imperial is seeking quotations from qualified and experienced commercial security system vendors to provide a reliable, commercial-grade electronic security system equipment package and ongoing professional monitoring services for the facility located at 190 Eddins Road, Calipatria, California.This is a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) procurement model. The selected vendor shall supply the hardware, remote programming/activation support, and professional 24/7 central station monitoring. The County (Owner) shall provide all physical device installation and labor services. Bidders must accept this DIY setup and successfully integrate Owner-installed hardware into their professional monitoring service.The system must protect the facility through a combination of wireless intrusion detection devices, commercial-grade control equipment, secure cellular communications, local audible notification, remote system management via an interactive application, and professional alarm monitoring.

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