The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Procurement Operations awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to First Coast Security Solutions, Inc., a for-profit subchapter S corporation, to provide Protective Security Officer (PSO) services. The IDC is a multiple-award contract vehicle with a potential value of $698,176,740.00 and a period of performance through September 30, 2024. Under this IDC, DHS has issued firm-fixed price delivery orders to First Coast Security Solutions, ranging from $331,142.52 to $37,450,154.27, to supply armed and unarmed security personnel to conduct access control, patrols, traffic control, and facility monitoring at federal sites in Virginia, Maryland, and Florida. First Coast Security Solutions, a subsidiary of First Coast Security Services, Inc., is an experienced DHS contractor, having been awarded over $50 million in PSO delivery orders since 2019. Additionally, the company holds a spot on a separate $3 billion multiple-award IDIQ contract with DHS to provide armed protective security officer services for the Federal Protective Service program from 2024-2028. These contract awards were not set aside for any small business programs.
The Protective Security Officer Services IDC and associated delivery orders aim to procure armed and unarmed security guard services to monitor and protect federal facilities and personnel. The firm-fixed price contracts cover requirements such as access control, patrols, traffic control, and facility monitoring at government-owned and leased buildings. While specific performance details may vary by task order, the overall purpose of the IDC is to provide DHS with a flexible, multiple-award contracting vehicle to acquire these protective security services as needed over a multi-year period.
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