Award NoticePosted Jan 14, 2026

MTC Galaxy ACS and CCTV Replacement

Army · W7NX USPFO ACTIVITY PA ARNG

Stage
Awarded
NAICS
561621
Value
$195K
Solicitation
W912KC26PA001
Set-aside
No Set aside used
PSC
N063
Place
PA, USA
Contact
Terrell Moore (terrell.a.moore.civ@army.mil)
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  • Jan 14, 2026 · this notice
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    SUMMIT FIRE & SECURITY LLC · $195K

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This contract action was not available for competition and as such was awarded on a sole source basis. The supporting rationale is as follows. Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veteran Affairs (DMVA) (Commonwealth of Pennsylvania) awarded a contract to SUMMIT FIRE & SECURITY LLC for the repair and replacement of the existing CCTV system and installation of 5 additional cameras. This includes the cost of material and equipment for associated work to be completed in accordance with the Performance Work Statement. Thr contract also provides for Galaxy Access Control System (ACS) Expansion. … (show all)

This includes the cost of material and equipment for associated work to be completed in accordance with the Performance Work Statement. The reason for the noncompetitive basis is the Mission Training Complex (MTC) is currently on an outdated Honeywell system consisting of 18 analog cameras spanning across four buildings. Cameras currently cover entrances to all buildings but have limited views of parking lots and walkways. Upgrading the existing cameras, and adding five additional cameras will provide the coverage needed to monitor additional designated areas. This CCTV replacement will increase the overall safety and security of the MTC cadre and Contractors. Not all of our offices and buildings are quipped with a badging system, the additional systems will increase the security of our buildings and equipment. Installation and integration of door status switches and ties in 5-3 and 5-5, will ensure the security of our buildings and equipment. National Guard Electronic Security System contractors are required to have completed the Electronic System Security Course at Camp Robinson, AR. The Master Cooperative Agreement with the Commonwealth states contractors without this certification are not permitted to install, maintain, or inspect Electronic Security Systems used in Army National Guard facilities which includes Closed Circuit Television (CCTV). Summit Fire & Security LLC has completed the required training and has an existing contract in place with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veteran Affairs. Summit Fire & Security LLC is certified on the Bosch Systems and has the warranty responsibility on all added systems, maintenance agreement, software licenses, set up and programming responsibility for the existing CCTV systems. Summit Fire & Security LLC must handle ongoing additions to the system to maintain these and keep each intact. Securing another vendor creates the potential risk of procuring a proprietary system and services that is not compatible with the existing system.

Who won similar work

6 award notices on SAM.gov in the last 24 months. Matched by: Same agency (Army), same product/service code (PSC) N063.

Single-winner award sizes (6): middle half $64K to $178K, median $125K; range $38K to $209K.

WinnerAwardsValueLast
ACCESS COMMUNICATIONS GROUP, LLC2$387KSep 5, 2025
D.J. Enterprises, Inc.1$177KSep 25, 2026
GENERAL SECURITY, INC.1$74KMar 3, 2026
ELEVEN BRAVO GROUP, LLC1$61KSep 30, 2025
DRAKE CONSULTING LLC1$38KAug 28, 2025

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