Open network, no lock-in
You are matched with the right licensed provider for the job — never locked into a single installer.
Standards
Every provider in our network is vetted against the codes your inspector, insurer and lender already enforce.
We verify licensing, insurance and code alignment for every alarm, access control and camera provider before a match is made. You receive a documented provider record that stands up in a plan review or a loan file.
Code alignment
Providers are screened against UL listing categories, NFPA 72 signaling requirements and camera privacy rules for your jurisdiction.
UL 681 / 1023Burglar alarm listings
NFPA 72Signaling pathways
PrivacyCamera placement review
Ownership of your own system
Panel codes, credentials and retention settings stay with you — documented in writing at project closeout.
Meet Midway Supreme.
Request a matchA business-to-business network that connects New York City companies with licensed alarm, access control and camera installation and service providers — vetted before you ever pick up the phone.
Provider matching and vetting
Tell us the scope — openings, doors, cameras — and we match you with licensed NYC providers who can quote it accurately.
Access control, mastered.
Door hardware, readers, credential policy and lock power — matched to providers who coordinate it as one package.
Service reviews
Need an existing system serviced? We connect you with a vetted technician partner for testing, repair or replacement.
Matching businesses with the
trades that serve NYC.
Electrical ContractorsLOCKSMITHSLOW VOLTAGENetworkingCentral StationsGlazingFIRE ALARMGate OperatorsElectrical ContractorsLOCKSMITHSLOW VOLTAGENetworkingCentral StationsGlazingFIRE ALARMGate Operators
The match paid for itself in the first bid round
Hudson Yards Logistics
Three installers had quoted us three different systems. Midway Supreme matched us with one vetted provider, and the proposal came back clear the first time. Our lender approved the security line item without a single follow-up question.
Denise Alvarado
Director of Facilities, Hudson Yards Logistics
