Birdville Independent School District (Texas) posted this RFI on Oct 30, 2026. Responses are due Nov 20, 2026. Category: Information Technology. Solicitation number 013-27.
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The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to gather information from qualified vendors regarding remote security solutions that may help protect Birdville ISD's transportation, fleet, and support service facilities. The District is seeking innovative technologies and services that can deter unauthorized access, detect suspicious activity, reduce theft and vandalism, and improve after-hours security monitoring of District assets.
This RFI is intended solely for information-gathering and market research purposes and does not constitute a solicitation or a commitment to purchase.
The District is open to a variety of security technologies and approaches, including but not limited to remote surveillance, perimeter intrusion detection, motion sensors, radar, virtual perimeter systems, automated alerts, remote monitoring services, and other solutions designed to detect or deter unauthorized activity.
Birdville ISD is exploring remote security solutions for its Transportation (6205 Broadway Ave, Haltom City, TX 76117) and Facilities Management (6119 E Belknap Street, Haltom City, TX 76117) vehicle and bus lots. These facilities include school bus parking areas, District vehicle parking areas, and associated fleet operations.
The District is interested in solutions that may help detect or deter unauthorized access, trespassing, theft, vandalism, fuel theft, catalytic converter theft, and other security concerns. Of particular interest are solutions that can detect activity within designated areas and notify appropriate District personnel or monitoring providers when a potential security event occurs.
Proposed solutions may be fixed, portable, mobile, or integrated with existing systems. Vendors should explain how their solutions operate, what activity they can detect, how notifications are delivered, and what monitoring or response services are available.
No final equipment specifications, quantities, configurations, or implementation requirements have been established.
**Submission method:** Responses must be submitted electronically through the District's IonWave e-bid system by the stated submission deadline. Late responses may not be reviewed.
Vendors should respond to the questions provided on the Attributes tab and attach any relevant supporting documentation.
Following review of the information received, the District may contact vendors for additional information, demonstrations, site visits, or product presentations.
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