Armed Protective Security Officer Services

Award Date 1/1/2024
Last Date To Order 12/31/2028
Shared Ceiling Not listed
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Armed Protective Security Officer Services Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, awarded by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), provides comprehensive protective security officer (PSO) services for federal facilities across the United States and its territories. The contract enables multiple prime contractors to deliver armed and unarmed security personnel for critical infrastructure protection, with services including access control, facility monitoring, patrols, and traffic management. The solicitation indicates two distinct competition tracks: an unrestricted track requiring a Top-Secret facility clearance and a small business set-aside track with no clearance requirement, supporting a diverse range of security service providers.

The task orders under this $2.7-3.3 billion IDIQ demonstrate a consistent pattern of firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from $39,000 to $81.5 million, typically spanning 1-5 years. Key prime contractors include Universal Protection Service (Allied Universal Security Services), Triple Canopy Inc., Golden Svcs LLC, and CDA Inc. (Maxsent), with performance locations predominantly concentrated in major metropolitan areas such as Washington D.C., Northern Virginia, Maryland, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Puerto Rico. While none of the observed task orders utilized set-aside designations, the original solicitation planned for a small business track. The contracts primarily serve civilian agencies, with the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Procurement Operations consistently appearing as the awarding entity, focusing on protecting federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), federal protective service, and other government facilities.

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