Opportunity
Loudoun County Public Schools Ionwave #Q26216
LCPS Solicits Video Monitoring Trailer with Axis Cameras and Dexter Axle
Posted
May 12, 2026
Respond By
May 29, 2026
Identifier
Q26216
NAICS
541512
Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) in Virginia is seeking proposals for a specialized video monitoring trailer to enhance security and surveillance capabilities. - Government Buyer: - Loudoun County Public Schools, Department of Business & Financial Services, Procurement and Risk Management Services - OEMs and Vendors: - Axis Communications (cameras, network horn speaker, SD cards) - Dexter (trailer axle) - Products/Services Requested: - Video monitoring trailer, street legal in Virginia, with Dexter Axle and gross weight ≤ 3,500 lbs - Multi-leaf spring suspension, 2 5/16 ball coupler, trailer jack with flat foot, anti-theft system - Electrical system supporting both 120/240V shoreline and solar power - Battery capacity for 24-hour operation at 45°F or higher - Mast deployable to at least 20 feet (30 feet preferred), with Nycoil cable management - WAN over Wi-Fi, cellular connectivity (eSIM/physical SIM), lockable Nema box, hardened POE switch (Layer 2/3) - Axis P3748 panoramic camera (1 unit) - Axis Q6358 PTZ camera (1 unit) - Axis C1310 network horn speaker (1 unit) - AXIS SD cards, 1TB (2 units: one per camera plus one spare) - Appropriate mounting hardware for all mast equipment - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All equipment must be new and unused - Trailer and components must be compatible with Genetec SC SaaS - System must support both solar and traditional power sources - Emphasis on security (anti-theft, lockable enclosures) - Proposals evaluated on technical compliance, vendor qualifications, and pricing
Description
Loudoun County School Board, operating Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS), is seeking submissions for a video monitoring trailer. The trailer must meet specific requirements including being street legal in Virginia, using Dexter Axle, having a gross weight not exceeding 3,500 pounds, and equipped with a system to support the trailer when disconnected from the tow vehicle. It must also have a multi-leaf spring suspension, a trailer jack, and a system to prevent unauthorized use. The electrical system should support shoreline power and solar power, with a battery capacity to run all components for at least 24 hours. The mast must deploy to a minimum height of 20 feet and support specified camera and speaker equipment.