Emergency Security Services for PR and USVI

This Master BPA, awarded by the Department of Homeland Security National Protection and Programs Directorate on July 15, 2000, for emergency security services in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, is closed to new orders as of July 31, 2023. The vehicle is no longer active for pursuit.

All nine task orders under this BPA were issued in late 2017 in response to Hurricane Maria, with completion dates between October 2017 and March 2019. The most recent order award occurred on December 8, 2017, making the vehicle inactive for nearly nine years. Combined potential value across all nine orders stands at $57.8 million, with $48.7 million (84%) already obligated. No orders have been placed since 2017.

Work contracted comprises protective security officer services, including armed protective security officers, deployed throughout Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands in support of disaster response. All orders carried firm fixed-price structures and were unrestricted competitive awards.

Ranger American Of Puerto Rico, LLC dominates the vehicle, holding two orders valued at $49.9 million in combined potential value—approximately 86% of total vehicle capacity. This represents substantial single-prime concentration for a multi-award vehicle. Ranger American Of VI Inc. (a separate legal entity) holds two additional orders worth $2.8 million. G4S Secure Solutions (USA) Inc. holds three orders totaling $1.9 million, while One Corps, Inc. and Falken Industries LLC each hold single orders of $2.7 million and $518 thousand respectively.

The customer base is similarly concentrated: the National Protection and Programs Directorate placed eight orders valued at $57 million, while the DHS Office of Procurement Operations placed one order worth $751 thousand. All nine orders are tagged to the 2017 hurricane response mission, with no peacetime or routine security services visible in the portfolio.

Because the ordering period closed nearly three years ago and no task orders have been issued since December 2017, this vehicle offers no near-term pursuit opportunity. Past performance under the vehicle is frozen and decision-relevant only for teams with historical relationships or teaming interest with the Puerto Rico–focused Ranger American entity.

FEMA has awarded a Master BPA for emergency security services related to hurricane disaster response for Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.