Control starts at the property line.
Crash-rated, fixed, removable, and retractable bollards, plus gates, drop arms, and vehicle access control — designed around your traffic and your risk.
Perimeter & Vehicle Access
Crash-rated bollards
Bollards tested to stop vehicles at entrances, storefronts, and pedestrian areas.
Removable & retractable
Bollards that lower or lift out for deliveries, emergency vehicles, and events.
Fixed & pipe bollards
Permanent protection for buildings, equipment, utilities, and loading areas.
Gates & drop arms
Slide and swing gates, operators, and parking arms sized to your traffic.
Vehicle access control
Readers, keypads, intercoms, and plate recognition for authorized vehicles.
Perimeter monitoring
Cameras and sensors along fence lines, tied into your alerts.
Stop the threat before it reaches the door.
Barriers work with cameras and access control: authorized vehicles get through, everyone else doesn’t, and a speeding vehicle is stopped at the line. Pick a scenario.
Crash ratings, explained: an M30 rating means a barrier was tested against a 15,000-lb truck at 30 mph. P1 means it stopped the vehicle within about one meter.
- Pick a scenario to start.
Illustrative example. Barrier type, crash rating, and operation are selected for each site’s layout, traffic, and risk.
The right product for your facility.
We are vendor-neutral. Through our distribution and channel partners we source from the industry’s leading manufacturers, so we can match the product to your facility instead of the other way around.
Crash-Rated Bollards
Impact protectionSteel bollards tested to stop a vehicle, for entrances, lobbies, and crowded areas.
- ASTM crash-rated models, including M30 and M50 ratings
- Fixed and removable crash-rated versions
- Shallow-mount options where utilities limit digging
- Crash-engineered models for lower-risk areas
Removable & Retractable
Flexible accessProtection that steps aside for deliveries, fire lanes, and events.
- Lockable removable bollards that lift out when needed
- Manual retractable bollards that lower into the ground
- Automatic retractable bollards for frequent vehicle access
- Stainless and powder-coated steel finishes
Fixed & Architectural
Everyday protectionPermanent bollards that protect buildings and people and still look good.
- Fixed steel and stainless bollards
- Pipe bollards for loading docks and equipment
- Decorative bollard covers
- Solar-lighted bollards for walkways and parking areas
Gates, Drop Arms & Barriers
Vehicle controlAutomatic gates, operators, parking arms, and barriers matched to your traffic.
- Slide, swing, and cantilever gates with operators
- Parking access arms with credential, intercom, or plate-recognition entry
- Wedge and drop-arm barriers for higher-security checkpoints
Example Scenario: The challenge
A manufacturing campus stores vehicles and materials outdoors. Trucks arrive after hours, the main gate is sometimes left open, and the front entrance sits close to a busy road.
The solution
A defined perimeter: crash-rated bollards protecting the front entrance and lobby glass, removable bollards at the fire lane, an automatic gate and parking arm for trucks and staff, plus cameras, lighting, and an intercom.
The result
Vehicles enter only where they should, the building face is protected from impact, and after-hours activity is visible and recorded.
Illustrative scenario showing how this technology is typically applied.
Questions to answer before you buy.
We work through these with you during a site assessment, so the system fits your facility and your response plan.
Guidance: CISA Vehicle Incident Prevention and Mitigation Security Guide
- 01What are you protecting, and which vehicles must enter?
- 02Is the concern traffic control, impact protection, or both?
- 03Where do emergency vehicles and deliveries need access?
- 04Is a crash rating required by your risk assessment or insurer?
Frequently asked questions.
Who installs perimeter security in Michigan?
OMNI Integrations designs and installs perimeter security for schools, plants, warehouses, venues and government sites in Michigan, including bollards, gates, barriers and perimeter cameras with intrusion alerts.
What are bollards used for?
Bollards stop vehicles from reaching entrances, storefronts, crowds and critical equipment. They are common at school entrances, government buildings, venues and retail frontage.
How can cameras protect a fence line?
Thermal and AI cameras watch the fence line and alert your team when a person or vehicle crosses a virtual tripwire, even at night and in poor weather.
Can gates tie into access control?
Yes. Vehicle and pedestrian gates can be controlled by badges, mobile credentials or license plate recognition and linked to video for every entry.
Let’s secure what matters.
Tell us about your facility. Your first assessment is free, with no obligation.
- We call you within one business dayA quick conversation about your facility and what you want to protect.
- Free security assessmentRemote or on site, whichever fits your facility best. No cost and no obligation.
- A clear written planRecommended options with pricing, so you can decide on your timeline.