Security Camera Installation & Access Control in Washington, DC
Washington puts federal agencies, defense contractors, embassies, hospitals, universities and transit operators within a few miles of each other, and each brings its own compliance baseline.
- Metro
- Washington, D.C. — National Capital Region
- Federal sites nearby
- The Pentagon · Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling · Fort McNair
- Compliance
- NDAA §889 screened per SKU
- Buying
- Sold direct — no vehicle required
Commercial and federal security in Washington
We design and install video, access control and intrusion detection for commercial and federal-tenant sites across the District and the wider National Capital Region, from downtown office corridors to suburban campuses.
With the Pentagon, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling and Fort McNair in the metro, federal primes, subcontractors and landlords with government tenants increasingly need NDAA Section 889-clean, TAA-compliant equipment across whole portfolios. We screen every SKU and hand over the records at proposal time, so a lease amendment or contract clause doesn't turn into a scramble for proof. Hospitals, universities and transit sites in the District get the same paper trail.
Every Device Documented, From Site Survey to Monitoring
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Design
Site survey at your Washington facility, then drawings and a bill of materials screened for NDAA §889 and TAA before you commit.
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Install
Cabling, mounting, programming and commissioning, closed out with as-built drawings and operator training.
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Monitor
UL-listed 24/7 central-station or managed cloud video, backed by service and firmware SLAs.
- Federal & DoDSection 889 screening, ICD 705 intrusion detection and PIV-enabled access.
- HealthcareInfant and patient protection, duress alarms and HIPAA-conscious video.
- K-12 & Higher EducationFast lockdown, visitor vetting and mass notification across buildings.
- Transit, Ports & TransportationWide-area perimeter detection, plate recognition and vehicle control.
Security in Washington: what buyers ask
Do your systems meet NDAA Section 889 for Washington-area federal contractors and tenants?
Yes. Every device we specify is screened against Section 889 and FAR 52.204-25, so no Huawei, ZTE, Hytera, Hikvision or Dahua equipment reaches the bill of materials. We document it line by line, so your compliance team or contracting officer can verify it without extra legwork.
Which facility types do you work on across the National Capital Region?
Agency-support and contractor offices, hospital and clinic campuses, universities and K-12 buildings, mixed-use commercial property and transit- or port-adjacent logistics sites. Projects range from a single-site camera upgrade to an access-control rollout across Northern Virginia, Maryland and the District.
How do agencies and contractors in Washington buy from Uniqcli?
Direct. We hold no GSA, SEWP or cooperative contract vehicles; our GSA MAS application is in progress, not yet awarded. Buyers in the Washington, DC area use a Government Purchase Card, simplified acquisition under FAR Part 13 or an open-market purchase order, and DoD invoicing runs through WAWF/PIEE. Commercial buyers get the same quote and the same compliance records.
Scope a Washington project
Send the site address, the rough door and camera count, and any contract language you have to meet. An engineer replies with a survey date or a priced bill of materials.
- GPC, simplified acquisition (FAR Part 13) or open-market PO
- DoD invoicing through WAWF/PIEE
Uniqcli LLC is an independent integrator and reseller — not a manufacturer, and not a contract-vehicle holder.