i-PRO Americas Inc. has announced that it has been awarded the NPPGov contract RFP#2350 for Facility Security Systems by the League of Oregon Cities.
This contract provides public sector customers across the U.S. with simplified access to i-PRO’s advanced security products and services.
This competitively bid contract allows government entities, educational institutions, law enforcement agencies, fire and rescue services, public utilities, mass transit authorities and non-profit organisations in all 50 states to acquire mission-critical security equipment through i-PRO’s authorised resellers and distribution partners.
This streamlined approach eliminates the need for additional RFPs, thereby accelerating the procurement process and ensuring agencies can equip themselves more efficiently to respond to public safety needs.
By securing this contract, i-PRO expands its cooperative purchasing solutions, enhancing its ability to serve a broader range of public sector clients.
The agreement covers i-PRO’s comprehensive product portfolio, which includes intelligent security systems, AI-powered edge analytics, and tailored third-party products.
With this offering, public sector organisations can procure the precise security solutions they need to meet specific operational requirements.
In addition, i-PRO’s government contracts team provides live support throughout the procurement process, which i-PRO believes makes them a trusted partner for organisations seeking effective and timely security solutions.
“i-PRO’s edge AI analytics enable faster threat analysis, improve response times, and enhance situational awareness to keep communities safe,” said David Ovesny, Director, Strategic Capture, Contracts & Bids at i-PRO Americas. “We are proud to partner with the League of Oregon Cities and NPPGov to provide mission-critical security solutions to public sector organisations nationwide, helping them meet the growing challenges they face daily.”
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