Security Systems Service, Maintenance, and Repairs

The Port of Long Beach's Security Division operates a comprehensive 24/7 security system across the port complex, including the Harbor Patrol, which is responsible for safeguarding port properties and public roadways within its jurisdiction. The division's operations are centralized at the Joint Command and Control Center (JCCC), a modern facility that manages security activities, monitors security systems, and facilitates communication with regional partners such as the Los Angeles Port Police, U.S. Coast Guard, and Customs and Border Protection. To ensure the ongoing effectiveness of these security measures, the port is seeking a qualified contractor to provide around-the-clock repair and maintenance services for its physical security infrastructure and data collection systems. These services encompass equipment repairs, replacements, routine inspections of servers, software updates, and other necessary maintenance tasks. The contract, titled "Security Systems Service, Maintenance, and Repairs," is posted under solicitation number SE-25-01, with a response deadline of August 19, 2025. It is managed by the Port of Long Beach, a California-based agency operating under the NAICS code 541910, which pertains to technical consulting and support services. The project budget ranges from five to fifteen million dollars, reflecting the scope and importance of maintaining robust security systems across the port. Interested vendors can contact the designated procurement representative via email or phone for further details and are directed to the provided online portal for additional information.