Force Protection Site Security Systems (FPS3)

The Force Protection Site Security Systems (FPS3) Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract provides comprehensive electronic security solutions for U.S. Air Force installations worldwide. The contract enables the acquisition, upgrade, and sustainment of Integrated Base Defense Security Systems (IBDSS), which include fixed site Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), tactical security systems like the Tactical Automated Security Systems (TASS), and delay/denial systems such as the Remote Target Engagement System (RTES). These systems are designed to provide electronic capabilities that support and enhance security, helping Security Forces protect assets and personnel at nuclear and non-nuclear fixed and tactical sites around the world.

The task orders under this contract typically range from $2 million to $25 million, with performance periods generally spanning 2-5 years. Prime contractors frequently winning task orders include Xator LLC, CACI NSS, LLC, BCF Solutions, Inc., and Indyne, Inc., who deliver services across various Air Force and Air National Guard bases in the United States and international locations. Most task orders focus on security system upgrades, installations, and sustainment efforts, with common locations including Joint Base Andrews, Langley Air Force Base, and various Air National Guard bases. The contract does not consistently use small business set-asides, with most task orders having no specific set-aside designation. Funding primarily comes from the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center and Air Force Materiel Command, with work predominantly performed at military installations in the continental United States, as well as locations in Europe, Africa, and the Pacific.