Opportunity
Virgin Islands Buys #BD-26-260-2602-2442
Enterprise Physical Access Control System for U.S. Virgin Islands BIT
Posted
September 04, 2026
Respond By
September 10, 2026
Identifier
BD-26-260-2602-2442
NAICS
561621
The Bureau of Information Technology (BIT) of the Government of the United States Virgin Islands is seeking a turnkey, enterprise-grade Physical Access Control System (PACS) for its St. Croix office. - Government Buyer: - Bureau of Information Technology (BIT), Government of the United States Virgin Islands, St. Croix Office - OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) Highlighted: - LenelS2 - Genetec Security Center - Avigilon Alta - Honeywell Pro-Watch - Gallagher Security - Software House CCURE 9000 - Products and Quantities Requested: - Enterprise access control platform (hardware, software, credentials, controllers, readers, power supplies, backup batteries, licenses) - Includes door controllers, badge/card readers, keypad readers, employee/contractor/visitor credentials, and video integration - Quantities are as required for the facility - Reporting and analytics tools - Services Requested: - Complete installation, configuration, integration, and testing of the system - Training for administrative, security management, and end-user credential management - Warranty and support services (minimum 3-year manufacturer warranty, 1-year installation warranty, technical support, firmware/security updates) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Integration with Microsoft Active Directory and Entra ID - Multi-factor authentication and robust cybersecurity features - Centralized administration, access auditing, and video surveillance integration - Scalable for future expansion to other government facilities - Consumer-grade and small-business systems are explicitly excluded
Description
This solicitation is for the procurement of an enterprise-grade Physical Access Control System (PACS) for the Bureau of Information Technology (BIT) in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. The project includes procurement, installation, configuration, integration, training, and support of the system. The system will provide secure access management, including electronic access control, badge-based authentication, keypad access, centralized administration, access auditing, and integration with video surveillance. The solution must support future expansion to additional government facilities and include hardware, software, training, and warranty support.