Attachment_J.7_Guidance_for_Developing_a_Security_Plan.docx
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This document contains a Request for Proposals from the United States Agency for International Development for the Afghanistan Competitiveness of Export-Oriented Businesses Activity. USAID seeks to provide technical assistance and services through ACEBA to enhance the competitiveness of Afghan export-oriented businesses and promote sustainable economic growth and employment increases. Offerors are invited to propose solutions to achieve objectives that will facilitate greater Afghan exporter access to international markets, promote investment and strengthen operational and marketing capacities. Emphasis should be placed on gender equality, women's empowerment and youth integration. The estimated value of the cost-plus-fixed-fee completion-type contract is between $95-110 million over a three-year base period and a two-year option period. Questions are due by January 8, 2019 and proposals are due by January 29, 2019. The primary point of contact is listed.
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ATTACHMENT J.8 GUIDANCE IN DEVELOPING A SECURITY PLAN
Usually security plans are based on a security assessment which identifies; credible threats, existing vulnerabilities and provides a mitigation strategy.
Some of the components of a security plan can include, but not limited to:
· Flow chart of security and company personnel
· Communications
· Access control, ID badging & key control
· Operating at different threat levels
· Standard operating policies & procedures
· Training, drills & exercises
· Restricted and controlled areas
· Monitoring & intrusion detection equipment (i.e., CCTV…)
· Lighting & emergency power
· Diagram of the facility
· Annex or Addendums with other SOPs, Contingency and/or Emergency Plans
It is the Offeror’s responsibility to choose what assessment methodology and type of guidelines it will follow in the development of its security plan.
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