Army Security Vehicle Services 2011-2016

The Army Security Vehicle Services 2011-2016 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle provides comprehensive security services for U.S. military operations in high-risk regions, primarily focusing on armed security, protective services, and force protection. The contract enables the U.S. Army Central Command and other military entities to rapidly procure security personnel and services for various operational requirements across international deployment sites. Contractors under this vehicle are tasked with providing armed security guards, convoy escort teams, protective service details, security reconnaissance teams, quick reaction force support, and related security-oriented services in complex operational environments.

The majority of task orders under this IDIQ were awarded to two primary contractors: Triple Canopy, Inc. and Gardaworld Federal Services, LLC, with delivery order values ranging from approximately $400,000 to $41.6 million. The orders predominantly supported military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, with performance locations including Forward Operating Bases, entry control points, and NATO Special Operations Command locations. All task orders were firm fixed-price contracts without specific small business set-asides, and they consistently targeted security requirements such as manning guard towers, conducting interior roving patrols, and providing armed escort services. The contract's period of performance typically ranged from several months to a few years, with ultimate completion dates extending into 2023 and 2024, reflecting the sustained need for security services in these regions.