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26/07/2019

Vicon awarded new GSA contract

Hauppauge, NY

Vicon has been awarded a new GSA Schedule 84 contract by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), the centralised procurement arm of the federal government. For over 20 years, Vicon has served as a trusted security solutions provider of video surveillance, access control and security equipment for government agencies under GSA Schedule 84. The five-year Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract (IDIQ) provides federal, state and local government agencies with the ability to cost effectively and efficiently acquire Vicon’s solutions and services.

The GSA Schedule 84 contract provides total solutions for law enforcement, security, facility management systems, fire rescue, special purpose clothing, marine craft, and emergency and disaster response. Having a “GSA Schedule” means customers have a long-term, pre-negotiated contract with the federal government with an upfront set of mutually agreed-upon terms and conditions. Prior to awarding a GSA Schedule contract, GSA carefully screens vendors to ensure their capabilities meet high standards and that their services are fair and reasonably priced.

Vicon’s integrated security products and solutions can be completely customized to manage the security needs of government customers, from protecting courthouses and civic centres to military compounds and research facilities. Vicon’s integrated end-to-end security solutions available on the GSA contract offer cutting-edge high-performance products that maximize simplicity in deployment, operation and maintenance.

“We are here to help our government clients navigate the physical security challenges of the 21st century and to deliver best-in-class security solutions” said Bret McGowan, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “We are excited to have our products available through the new GSA Schedule 84 contract, so we can continue to deliver to government agencies through the GSA Schedules Program.”


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