Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities

The NAICS 922 category encompasses Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, primarily involving government-funded services related to law enforcement, fire protection, emergency response, and public safety infrastructure. These services include fire suppression system inspections, law enforcement dispatch operations, detention center management, and specialized security equipment procurement. The category covers a broad range of critical safety and protective services performed by federal, state, and local government agencies across various sectors.

Federal contract awards in this category frequently involve sole-source or small business set-aside contracts for law enforcement services at federal facilities like national parks, military bases, and recreation areas. Typical contract values range from $35,000 to $1,225,000, with performance periods spanning one to five years. Common funding agencies include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Veterans Affairs, Coast Guard, and Bureau of Land Management. Contracts are often awarded to local sheriff's departments, county law enforcement agencies, and specialized fire protection and security service providers. Set-aside types predominantly include total small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and unrestricted procurement methods.

Recent contract opportunities focus on specialized services such as fire suppression system inspections, law enforcement patrols, fire extinguisher maintenance, and emergency dispatch services. Federal agencies like the Coast Guard, Army, Department of the Interior, and Veterans Affairs have solicited services across locations including Florida, Alaska, California, New York, and Oregon. Specific requirements include comprehensive fire alarm system testing, law enforcement coverage for recreation areas, potable water testing, detention center services, and procurement of specialized law enforcement equipment. Many opportunities emphasize technical compliance with safety standards, require vendor certifications, and seek contractors with demonstrated experience in public safety and emergency response services.