The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) is seeking qualified vendors to replace its legacy Aralia video surveillance system with a Genetec enterprise‑wide Video Management System (VMS). The scope includes design, procurement, installation, commissioning, and certification of hardware (servers, NVRs, cameras, networking) across multiple MTA sites in Anne Arundel, Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Montgomery County. The contract is firm‑fixed‑price, approximately $2.5‑$5 million, with a performance period of 395 calendar days (potentially extendable by up to 90 days for alternate work. Minimum qualifications require at least five years’ experience with large‑scale network VMS installations (≥500 IP cameras), video analytics, Ethernet networking, and Microsoft server environments, plus certified Genetec installers. The prime must self‑perform at least 50 % of the work and meet MBE/VSBE subcontracting goals.
• Upgrade from Aralia VMS to Genetec Enterprise VMS across all MTA facilities.
• Replace on‑site servers and NVRs, install new hardware, integrate video analytics.
• Provide design, procurement, installation, testing, commissioning, and warranty support.
• Minimum 5 years experience on similar large‑scale surveillance projects; at least three verifiable installations.
• Prime contractor to self‑perform ≥50 % of work; MBE goal 17 %, VSBE goal 1 %.
• Firm‑fixed‑price contract, estimated value $2.5‑$5 M, 395‑day performance period.
• Mandatory pre‑proposal conference (Sept 29 2026) and optional site visits (Sept 30‑Oct 1 2026).