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The Phoenix Convention Center loading-dock retrofit is a $720,000 back-of-house security upgrade targeting delivery access and service corridors. The permit describes commercial renovation scope, which typically includes access-control hardening, camera coverage of service entries, and vehicle-screening infrastructure at loading bays. The site footprint and urban location favor fixed camera arrays and vehicle barriers over mobile towers, with perimeter security applicable to service-yard boundaries if the scope includes outdoor staging. The permit filed April 13 in Harris County records and sits in pre-budget stage. Convention centers typically budget security upgrades 90-120 days ahead of construction start, which positions this lead in the ideal engagement window before the security line item locks. Pre-budget timing is first-tier for displacement opportunity. The permit does not name a contractor, meaning the procurement process is still open or the owner is self-performing vendor selection. Phoenix branch sits 0.3 miles from the site, well inside the 300-mile coverage radius. No warm customer path exists within 50 miles. The buying contact is likely the Convention Center's facilities director or security director, roles that handle capital-project security procurement at municipal venues. Lead with a site-survey conversation focused on camera-array coverage for loading-dock blind spots and vehicle-barrier options for delivery-lane control.