Attachment J.7 Guidance in Developing a Security Plan.docx
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The document is Attachment J.7 Guidance in Developing a Security Plan, which provides guidance on the recommended components to include in a security plan for a federal contract opportunity. Key elements include a flow chart of security and personnel, communications protocols, access control and ID badging, policies and procedures, training, monitoring and intrusion detection equipment, emergency power, and facility diagrams. The responsibility lies with the offeror to determine the appropriate assessment methodology and guidelines to follow in developing the security plan.
The related federal contract opportunity is the Women and Men in Agriculture (WAMA) Activity, a solicitation issued by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Mission in Afghanistan, seeking proposals from qualified organizations to provide technical services. No other details about the contract requirements, response dates, award information, pricing, or set asides are provided in the documents given.
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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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