Perimeter Intrusion Detection (PIDS)
Layered perimeter detection combining fence-mounted sensors, buried/leaky-coax, surveillance radar and thermal cameras with analytics for early standoff warning at installation boundaries. The detect-assess-respond outer layer required by DoD ESS and AT/FP standoff doctrine.
- Fence-disturbance, taut-wire or buried-cable sensor design/install
- Compact surveillance radar and thermal-camera detection layer
- Video analytics for line-crossing, intrusion and slew-to-cue
- Sensor-fusion to PSIM/VMS with automatic camera call-up
Capabilities engineered in, not bolted on.
Layered Detection Stack
Fence-disturbance, taut-wire and buried leaky-coax sensors are overlapped with surveillance radar and thermal cameras, so an intrusion is caught even where one sensor type is defeated by terrain or weather.
Radar Slew-To-Cue
Compact ground radar tracks a target and automatically slews a thermal PTZ to its coordinates, giving operators a live picture for assessment seconds after the first boundary trip.
Probability-Of-Detection Testing
Each zone is walk-tested and tuned for nuisance and false-alarm rejection, then documented against probability-of-detection targets so the perimeter performs to the standard your accreditation requires.
Perimeter Intrusion Detection (PIDS) that holds up to scrutiny.
Layered perimeter detection combining fence-mounted sensors, buried/leaky-coax, surveillance radar and thermal cameras with analytics for early standoff warning at installation boundaries. The detect-assess-respond outer layer required by DoD ESS and AT/FP standoff doctrine.
We lead with engineering and compliance: the system is designed to standard, installed on genuine warrantied hardware, and documented so it clears procurement and accreditation the first time.
What's included
- Fence-disturbance, taut-wire or buried-cable sensor design/install
- Compact surveillance radar and thermal-camera detection layer
- Video analytics for line-crossing, intrusion and slew-to-cue
- Sensor-fusion to PSIM/VMS with automatic camera call-up
- Nuisance/false-alarm tuning and probability-of-detection testing
- Coverage modeling matched to terrain and threat geometry
Standards & compliance
Every perimeter intrusion detection (pids)engagement is delivered on TAA / NDAA Section 889-compliant hardware, with country of origin documented and a compliant equivalent quoted whenever a unit isn't designated — engineered to UFC 4-021-02, AT/FP where they apply.
Vendors & systems we use
Vendor-neutral — the right compliant line for the mission.
Standoff warning before the fence line
We engineer the detect-assess-respond outer layer that DoD ESS and AT/FP standoff doctrine demand, fusing fence sensors, buried cable, ground radar and thermal imaging into a single correlated track. Coverage is modeled to your terrain and threat geometry, and every detection is cued into your PSIM or VMS with automatic camera call-up so operators assess intent before an adversary reaches the boundary. As a vendor-neutral integrator we specify only TAA/NDAA Section 889-compliant sensors, then validate the installed system against its design intent.
- Coverage modeled to terrain, fence line and threat geometry
- Sensor fusion to PSIM/VMS with automatic camera call-up
- TAA/NDAA Section 889-compliant sensors, vendor-neutral selection
One accountable team, the whole lifecycle.
Assess
Risk assessment, coverage gaps and an NDAA/TAA scan of what's already installed.
Design
Engineered, vendor-neutral design — drawings, device schedules and a compliant BOM.
Integrate
Installation and commissioning of video, access, intrusion and the cabling backbone.
Monitor
UL-listed central-station and remote video monitoring with verified response.
Maintain
Preventive maintenance, SLAs, firmware/cyber updates and lifecycle support.
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Perimeter Intrusion Detection (PIDS) — frequently asked
What does perimeter intrusion detection (pids) include?
Layered perimeter detection combining fence-mounted sensors, buried/leaky-coax, surveillance radar and thermal cameras with analytics for early standoff warning at installation boundaries. The detect-assess-respond outer layer required by DoD ESS and AT/FP standoff doctrine. Core deliverables include fence-disturbance, taut-wire or buried-cable sensor design/install; compact surveillance radar and thermal-camera detection layer; video analytics for line-crossing, intrusion and slew-to-cue.
Is your perimeter intrusion detection (pids) TAA and NDAA Section 889 compliant?
Yes. Every perimeter intrusion detection (pids) engagement is delivered on TAA / NDAA Section 889-compliant hardware with country of origin confirmed at the SKU level, and we quote a compliant equivalent whenever a unit isn't designated. Relevant standards: UFC 4-021-02, AT/FP.
Who is perimeter intrusion detection (pids) for?
Perimeter Intrusion Detection (PIDS) is built for DoD installations, restricted-area perimeters, critical infrastructure. We size and document the system to that environment's threats, compliance posture and budget.
Do you handle the whole lifecycle, or just install?
One accountable team owns it end to end — assess, design, integrate, monitor and maintain — so accountability never falls through a hand-off. Maintenance and SLAs keep perimeter intrusion detection (pids) compliant and operational over time.
Map your perimeter
Let's model the detection coverage your boundary needs and design a layered PIDS to match.