Jails, prisons, and community corrections facilities, where security systems protect staff, people in custody, and the public at once.
Corrections facilities run around the clock, and their security systems run with them. Door control, intercom, video, and perimeter detection are the physical infrastructure of custody, and a failure is an immediate safety problem.
Many facilities still depend on control systems installed decades ago. Replacing them has to happen while the building stays occupied, which makes installation a phasing and coordination exercise as much as a technical one.
Equipment has to survive the environment — tamper- and vandal-resistant, and maintainable by the staff on site — and much of the work is bought by counties with tight capital budgets.
Three needs that come up again and again in this sector, and the part of Syntax that answers each one.
Surveillance, intercom, and access systems specified for correctional environments.
Phased replacement of legacy control systems, sequenced around occupancy.
The networking and compute that carry video and control traffic.
The routes that fit how this sector buys. Each links to the details.
COSTARS 40 covers security, fire, and surveillance systems for registered public entities.
Contract detailsSDVOSB and veteran-business certifications toward county and state goals.
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