Police Interceptor Upfitting for North Carolina Law Enforcement
We build patrol units that are ready to work on day one — fully converted Ford Police Interceptors and municipal vehicles equipped with every system your officers depend on, installed by a shop with nearly a decade of law enforcement upfitting experience in the Triangle.
Police interceptor upfitting in North Carolina requires more than bolting on a light bar. Cage fitment, radio integration, siren routing, and push bumper installation all have to work together in a vehicle that will see hard daily use. We do all of it in-house at our Hillsborough shop, and we're active on the North Carolina Sheriffs' Association Vehicle Equipment and Upfitting Procurement Program portal for agencies pursuing contract procurement.
What a Full Police Interceptor Conversion Includes
A completed patrol unit from our shop is built to your agency's spec, not a generic package. Depending on your configuration, a full conversion typically includes:
- Light bar installation (rooftop, interior, or combination)
- Siren controller and speaker mounting
- Prisoner cage and partition fitment
- Rear prisoner seating installation
- Push bumper and front guard mounting
- Radio console and equipment mounting
- Antenna installation and cable routing
- Interior power management and auxiliary wiring
Every component is installed to function reliably under the conditions law enforcement vehicles actually face — extended idle, high electrical load, and daily shift changes.
Why NC Agencies Work With Us for Patrol Car Buildouts
Law enforcement buyers don't award contracts on the strength of a website. They need a shop that has done this work, done it correctly, and can show it. We've been converting police interceptors and municipal vehicles since 2016, and our participation in the NC Sheriffs' Association procurement portal reflects that track record.
We're one of the only upfitters in the Triangle region handling commercial fleet, law enforcement, and safety lighting work under one roof. That matters for agencies managing mixed fleets — you're not coordinating between three different vendors when a patrol car and a transport van both need work.
Police Interceptor Components We Install
Light Bars and Emergency Lighting
We install rooftop light bars, interior dash and visor lights, and rear deck lighting configurations for patrol interceptors. Wiring is run clean, connections are protected, and every circuit is tested before the vehicle leaves the shop. We work with the lighting brands and configurations your agency specifies.
Cages, Partitions, and Prisoner Seating
Cage and partition fitment is one of the most structurally involved parts of a police interceptor conversion. We install full and partial cages, polycarbonate and steel partition systems, and rear prisoner seating built for the Ford Police Interceptor platform. Fitment is confirmed against the vehicle before installation — not assumed from spec sheets.
Siren Controllers, Speakers, and Radio Consoles
Siren and radio systems have to be accessible to the officer and integrated cleanly into the vehicle's electrical system. We mount siren controllers and speakers to your placement spec, route cables to eliminate interference, and build out console configurations that keep equipment within reach without cluttering the working space.
Push Bumpers and Front Guards
Push bumpers are structural components that take real force in the field. We install push bumpers and front guard systems rated for the Ford Police Interceptor Utility and Sedan platforms, mounted to frame attachment points and confirmed for clearance before the vehicle rolls out.
Fleet Contracts and Municipal Procurement
For agencies converting multiple vehicles in a single budget cycle, we have the capacity to handle it. We've completed large fleet buildouts — including a 70-vehicle contract in a single season — and we understand the documentation, scheduling, and consistency requirements that come with municipal and county procurement.
Our active status on the North Carolina Sheriffs' Association Vehicle Equipment and Upfitting Procurement Program portal means qualifying agencies can work with us through an established procurement channel. If your agency is evaluating vendors for an upcoming contract, contact us to discuss your vehicle count, timeline, and configuration requirements.
Agencies in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Roxboro, and across the Triangle can bring vehicles directly to our Hillsborough shop. For large fleet contracts, we can discuss logistics that fit your agency's operational schedule.
Police Interceptor Upfitting — Common Questions
Do you work with Ford Police Interceptor Utility and Sedan platforms?
Yes. The majority of our law enforcement conversions are built on the Ford Police Interceptor Utility and Sedan. We confirm fitment for cages, partitions, and push bumpers against the specific vehicle before installation begins.Can we specify our own equipment brands and configurations?
Yes. We install to your agency's spec. If you have a preferred light bar brand, siren controller, or cage manufacturer, bring those requirements to the quote conversation and we'll confirm compatibility and availability.Are you on the NC Sheriffs' Association procurement portal?
We are active on the North Carolina Sheriffs' Association Vehicle Equipment and Upfitting Procurement Program portal. Agencies that procure through this channel can work with us through that process.How long does a full police interceptor conversion take?
Build time depends on the configuration and how many vehicles are in the queue. A full single-vehicle conversion typically runs several business days. Fleet contracts are scheduled in coordination with your agency's delivery timeline — contact us to discuss your specific window.Do you serve law enforcement agencies outside of the Triangle?
Our shop is in Hillsborough, NC, and we serve agencies throughout the Triangle region. We also work with agencies from other parts of North Carolina when vehicles are brought to our shop. Contact us to discuss your location and fleet size.
Request a Quote for Your Patrol Car Buildout
If you're converting a single interceptor or planning a fleet contract, the first step is a conversation about your configuration and timeline. Contact us through the form below or call the shop directly. We work with agency fleet managers, purchasing departments, and individual officers placing orders through their department.