County jails, state-operated facilities, juvenile detention, and TCJS-regulated facilities require a different class of engineering — hardened cabling, fail-secure electronics, and platforms that never go offline. We work with the sheriff's office, county engineer, and corrections operations team from concept through commissioning.
Correctional environments demand engineering discipline that most commercial integrators don't carry. Cabling must survive deliberate damage, electronics must fail-secure under power loss, and every device must be auditable for litigation discovery.
We combine commercial security integration with deep PLC and SES experience — delivering systems that survive both routine operations and intentional adversity.
Integration with existing SES touchscreens, PLC-based door control, intercom paging, and graphical user interfaces from major SES platforms.
Vandal-resistant cameras with corner-mount housings, 365-day retention, evidence export workflows, and audit-trail export for discovery.
Fence-mounted, microwave, and radar-based perimeter detection with video assessment, integrated with central control room SOPs.
Stainless, vandal-resistant intercoms in cells, sallyports, and common areas — paged and recorded via central control room.
Conduit-routed, armored Cat6A and fiber pathways engineered to survive deliberate damage and pass TCJS / NIC review.
2-hour 24/7 on-site SLA, locally inventoried spares, and quarterly drills with the on-duty shift supervisor.
Yes — we frequently provide the security electronics (cameras, intercom, access) that integrate with the SES touchscreens and PLC door-control system. We coordinate directly with your SES OEM.
Yes. We engineer to TCJS minimum jail standards, retention, and signage requirements, and we provide audit-ready documentation packages for every site.
2-hour 24/7 on-site SLA at all correctional sites. We hold locally inventoried spares for cameras, controllers, and intercoms used in your facility.
We document chain-of-custody export workflows, configure permissioned evidence pulls, and train your control-room staff on platform-specific export procedures.