Motion detection matrices, glass-break sensors, door and window contact arrays, and integrated duress alarm systems — engineered for federal buildings, courthouses, data centers, and high-security restricted spaces.
Vexor Federal installs and maintains UL-certified intrusion detection systems designed for the unique demands of federal and high-security commercial facilities. Our IDS deployments are engineered to detect, deter, and document unauthorized access attempts across every layer of your facility.
Our systems integrate motion detection matrices, glass-break and vibration sensors, door and window contact arrays, and high-security duress alarm systems into a unified monitoring platform. All systems are monitored around the clock through UL-listed central stations with direct law enforcement notification capability.
Every installation is designed to satisfy agency-specific security directives, ICD 705 SCIF requirements, and UL 2050 central station monitoring standards — with full documentation for compliance audits.
After-hours perimeter protection, interior motion detection, and duress alarm coverage across all sensitive areas.
Multi-zone intrusion detection with tamper-evident sensors protecting server rooms and critical infrastructure.
Integrated alarm systems covering evidence storage, judicial chambers, and restricted access corridors.
ICD 705-capable SCIF intrusion detection with tamper supervision and encrypted alarm transmission.
Seismic, vibration, and thermal detection for evidence rooms, armories, and high-value asset storage.
Cellular and IP-based alarm communications for facilities without dedicated landline infrastructure.
Underwriters Laboratories standard for central station monitoring and alarm services.
Installation and classification of burglar and holdup alarm systems.
Intelligence Community Directive for SCIF technical security countermeasures.
Physical and environmental protection controls for federal information systems.
Standard for the installation of electronic premises security systems.
National Electrical Code compliance for all low-voltage alarm wiring.
Vulnerability analysis, zone mapping, and sensor placement planning based on facility layout and risk profile.
Zone schedule, panel specifications, monitoring configuration, and compliance documentation for agency approval.
Sensor mounting, wiring, panel programming, and central station enrollment by certified technicians.
Full zone testing, UL certification, agency acceptance testing, and operator training.
Contact our team for a no-obligation capability briefing and site assessment. We'll design a solution tailored to your mission requirements and compliance standards.