Virgin Islands Buys #BD-26-150-1502-2112

Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections seeks advanced humanoid security robots and integrated systems

The Government of the Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections is seeking proposals for the supply, installation, integration, training, and support of two advanced humanoid correctional security robots for the St. Croix District. - Government Buyer: - Government of the Virgin Islands, Department of Property and Procurement - Bureau of Corrections, St. Croix District - Products and Services Requested: - Two humanoid correctional security robots with advanced AI capabilities - AI-enabled surveillance and monitoring software - Charging and docking stations - Fleet management software and security management interface - Communications systems - Training manuals and documentation - Three-year manufacturer and software warranty - Ongoing maintenance and technical support - Comprehensive training for facility personnel (administration, patrol management, incident response, teleoperation, maintenance, diagnostics, software updates, troubleshooting) - Installation and deployment services (site assessment, facility mapping, patrol route configuration, network setup, equipment installation, testing, go-live support) - 24/7 technical support with defined response times - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Integration with existing facility systems (video management, access control, incident reporting) - Compliance with safety, cybersecurity, and regulatory standards (ISO, UL, OSHA, IEEE, NIST, CJIS, ADA, FCC) - Optional enhancements: drone integration, autonomous vehicles, advanced contraband detection - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified suppliers capable of meeting technical and operational requirements. - Contract term is one year with an option to renew; warranty and support extend for three years.

Description

The Government of the Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections is soliciting proposals for two humanoid correctional security robots. The procurement includes all associated software, equipment, implementation, training, integration, warranty, maintenance, and technical support. The robots are intended to enhance facility security, staff efficiency, inmate supervision, and operational safety with advanced AI capabilities and compliance with relevant safety and cybersecurity standards. The contract term is one year with an option to renew, and proposals are due by October 9, 2026.

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