Pye-Barker Fire & Safety Acquires Sound & Communications Systems

ATLANTA — Full-service fire protection, life safety and service service provider Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has acquired Lafayette, La.-based Sound & Communications Systems, Inc., a security and fire alarm services company focused on healthcare and education customers, according to a joint announcement.

This acquisition “bolsters Pye-Barker’s expertise and impact in the healthcare industry for full-service life safety solutions,” the announcement says.

Sound & Communications Systems, Inc., offers security and fire alarm, video surveillance, access control and nurse call systems with emphasis on ongoing inspection, testing and monitoring to keep properties and their occupants safe. The company specializes in communication systems for hospitals and healthcare organizations, including nurse call, reporting, real-time location systems and intercom/paging.

The acquired company “works directly with owners, architects and engineering teams at healthcare facilities to determine their needs, managing design, installation and implementation of systems that promote communications, patient privacy, safety and efficiency,” according to the joint announcement. Its systems “also add value to customers in public and private education, commercial and retail environments.”

Why is Pye-Barker Acquiring Sound & Communications?

“SCSI is committed to doing the right thing for the communities around us, just like the team at Pye-Barker,” says Michael Baumbach, owner of Sound & Communications Systems, in the joint announcement. “Joining Pye-Barker is a great opportunity for our associates and mission to grow, enhance our fully integrated services for our customers, and join a family culture where we all belong.”

“SCSI brings a wealth of knowledge about healthcare systems to our team,” says Bart Proctor, CEO of Pye-Barker, in the announcement. “They’ve established themselves as experts in the industry, and their shared dedication to knowledge and growth allows us to expand our protection of patients, healthcare staff and life-saving organizations.”

SCSI’s team will continue to serve customers in Louisiana. SCSI was represented by Mark Sandler of SPP Advisors in this transaction, while Pye-Barker was represented by Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP.

The post Pye-Barker Fire & Safety Acquires Sound & Communications Systems appeared first on Security Sales & Integration.



from Security Sales & Integration https://www.securitysales.com/news/pye-barker-fire-safety-sound-communications-systems/614726/
via CCTV

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Future of Dental and Medical Practices CCTV in 2026 - UK trends and technology

Image
Welcome to Gary Pearce Home Services' authoritative guide on Future of Dental and Medical Practices CCTV in 2026 - UK trends and technology . 1. The Regulatory Landscape for Clinical CCTV in 2026 As we move through 2026, medical and dental practices across the UK face unprecedented scrutiny regarding patient privacy and physical security. Clinical environments require a delicate balance: maintaining absolute patient confidentiality while ensuring robust protection against theft, vandalism, and false liability claims. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has updated its strict codes of practice to reflect advances in AI-driven edge surveillance. For dental and medical practices to remain compliant, any newly deployed CCTV system must strictly adhere to the ICO CCTV Code , UK GDPR , and the industry-recognised BS EN 62676 standard for video surveillance systems. To achieve SSAIB Grade 2 or Grade 3 certification, practice owners must ensure that security data i...
Read more

The 8K Resolution Era: Why Forensic CCTV is Now the Residential Standard

# The 8K Resolution Era: Why Forensic CCTV is Now the Residential Standard For years, 4K (8-Megapixel) resolution was considered the "ceiling" for residential security. But as we move into 2026, the demand for **Forensic Clarity** has pushed 8K (32-Megapixel) sensors into the mainstream. At **CCTV Systems**, we are seeing a massive shift towards 8K installations for homeowners who require more than just "vague shapes"
Read more

Why Weapons Detection Systems Fail Without Proper Planning

The weapons detection market has exploded over the past three years, driven by heightened security concerns across every vertical market. Healthcare facilities, educational institutions, corporate campuses, and entertainment venues are all investing in advanced weapons screening technology. For security integrators, this represents significant opportunity – and significant risk. Unlike traditional security systems that can be “set and forget,” weapons detection implementations succeed or fail based on factors that extend far beyond technical installation. The difference between a profitable, referral-generating project and a costly support nightmare often comes down to understanding challenges that don’t appear in any technical manual. The False Promise of “Plug and Play” Vendors market their systems as simple to deploy and operate. The reality is more complex. Advanced detection technology may be sophisticated, but successful implementation requires integrators to think beyond netw...
Read more