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Federal Security Systems Contracts
NAICS-filtered government bids for security system installation, surveillance equipment, and guard services
Find relevant federal opportunities, then move them into a pursuit workspace to track deadlines, research historical awards, organize suppliers, build internal pricing, and prepare a clean customer-facing quote.
Current Security Systems Opportunities
Server-rendered from the NAICS Direct federal bid database.
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From Bid Discovery to Submission Work
Find & Filter
See federal opportunities matched to your industry and NAICS codes.
Pursue / Watch / Pass
Move promising bids into a personal pipeline instead of re-evaluating them every visit.
Track Deadlines
Keep response, question, and supplier-quote deadlines attached to the pursuit.
Research Awards
Use historical federal award data for context on similar work and past contract values.
Source & Price
Organize supplier candidates, quote status, internal costs, margin, and recommended selling price.
Prepare the Quote
Build a customer-facing quote separately from internal supplier costs and margin data.
NAICS Codes for Security Systems Contracts
Why Security Systems Contractors Use NAICS Direct
Frequently Asked Questions
What NAICS code is used for federal security systems contracts?
Most federal security system installation and monitoring contracts use NAICS 561621 (Security Systems Services, except Locksmiths). Related equipment and guard service solicitations may use 334290 or 561612 — NAICS Direct monitors all three.
How do I find government security systems contracts on SAM.gov?
Go to SAM.gov and filter by NAICS 561621, or use NAICS Direct — we do that filtering automatically and show only open, active bids with daily-synced deadlines.
Are small businesses competitive for federal security contracts?
Yes. Many security systems and guard services solicitations are set aside for small businesses, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned and 8(a) firms are especially competitive in this space.
What agencies buy the most security systems services?
The Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, GSA Federal Protective Service, and VA facilities are the largest buyers of physical security systems and monitoring services.
How much does NAICS Direct cost?
Plans start at $14/month and every plan includes a 7-day free trial. See the pricing page for current plan limits and features.