Purchase Order HSCG2709P3P2015

On May 13, 2009, the U.S. government awarded a purchase order contract valued at $3,125 to Computerized Security Systems, Inc., operating under its Saflok division, for work to be performed in Portsmouth, Virginia. The contract, which carried an ultimate completion date of August 24, 2009, called for the addition of locks to laundry rooms and installation of a decoder system. This was a non-set-aside competitive procurement executed under a fixed-price purchase order arrangement. Computerized Security Systems, Inc. is a child entity operating as Saflok, a recognized provider of security locking solutions.

The scope of work focused on facility security enhancements related to laundry room access control. The relatively modest contract value and short performance timeline suggest this was a straightforward facility maintenance and security upgrade project. No information regarding the specific funding agency or any larger contracting vehicle is provided in the award documentation, though the nature of the work indicates it was likely issued by a federal facility management office or military installation requiring improved access control measures for common-use facilities.