Collier County Security Modernization

Collier County (Florida) is seeking input from vendors to modernize its county‑wide physical security infrastructure. The effort will replace legacy video management systems, access control hardware, emergency call boxes, burglar alarms, and deploy a 4K videowall‑based operations center across 83 locations. The County wants a unified, event‑driven security platform that integrates video analytics, access control events, and emergency alerts, with an emphasis on open architecture, cybersecurity, and future scalability. Vendors must describe their solution, experience, migration strategy, documentation, training, support, and long‑term sustainability. No pricing is required at this stage; responses are due electronically by October 12 2026. • Scope includes ~1,175 cameras, 894 doors (JCI P2000) plus possible integration of 547‑door Lenel system, 210 Code‑Blue emergency call boxes, and 24 burglar alarm systems. • Required deliverables: design documentation, network architecture, storage validation (≈5.5 PB RAID‑6), implementation plan, phased migration, testing, training, warranty, and 24/7 support. • Emphasis on Linux‑based, ONVIF‑compliant VMS, OSDP‑capable ACS, API/SIP integration for call boxes, and AI‑enabled analytics as optional future enhancements.