RFP_Attachment_A1_-_Position_Desc-_Title_Guidelines_final.pdf

Goddard Space Flight Center

Protective Services Procurement

RFP No. NNG17602670R

ATTACHMENT A.1

Protective Services Position Description/Title Guidelines

July 2017

Attachment A.1, Page 1 of 2

Attachment A.1 - Protective Services Position Description/Title Guidelines

The following position descriptions identify the various duties to be performed under this SOW.

The Contractor may have a single individual perform multiple functions but that individual shall be qualified and certified for any additional duties.

a. Security Police Officer (This is official NASA nomenclature for contractor armed security personnel performing duties with Federal arrest authority). Describes an armed officer, who has successfully completed the required NPSTA training (See

Attachment A.2), with NASA Federal arrest authority, whose duties may include but are not limited to: first response to emergencies; federal law enforcement; mobile patrols;

inspections and searches; traffic enforcement; investigations; and other duties as required.

In general, officers, assigned to specialized teams shall come from this category, e.g. K-9.

b. Site Supervisor (Security Police Officer, rank of Lieutenant). Describes a

Supervisory armed officer, who has successfully completed the required NPSTA training

(See Attachment A.2), with NASA Federal arrest authority, whose duties may include but are not limited to: first response to emergencies; federal law enforcement; supervision of mobile patrols; inspections and searches; traffic enforcement; investigations; and other duties as required.

c. Shift Supervisor (Security Police Officer, rank of Sergeant). Describes a Supervisory armed officer, who has successfully completed the required NPSTA training (See

Attachment A.2), with NASA Federal arrest authority, whose duties may include but are not limited to: first response to emergencies; federal law enforcement; supervision of mobile patrols; inspections and searches; traffic enforcement; investigations; and other duties as required.

d. Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT)/Security Police Officer. GREENBELT

ONLY. Describes the employees certified by/in the State of Maryland. This team shall not be a “special” set of employees, but routine security patrols with primary duties as

EMT’s from the uniformed Security Force.

e. Background Investigation Processor. Describes a person whose duties include classified and sensitive document control and destruction, Agency ID management, Homeland Security Directive (HSPD-12) enrollment.

f. Badging Assistant. Describes a person responsible for background processing, electronic security file initiation, badge issuance, fingerprint card and visitor processing.

g. Communication/Dispatch Officer. GB AND WFF ONLY. Describes a person, with requisite State certification as a dispatcher, who may receive and handle 911 calls, other emergency calls, monitor alarms, dispatch first responders, and make other notifications and reports.

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h. Training Specialist/Security Police Officer. GB AND WFF ONLY. Describes a person with the NASA training and certifications, who develops curriculum, delivers various NASA required education and training classes, maintains records, and teaches.

Examples of classes taught include firearms and intermediate weapons safety, tactics, and qualifications, legal issues, defensive tactics, fire safety, active shooter and emergency preparedness.

i. Locksmith. Describes a person and who is certified by a nationally recognized locksmith certification whose duties may include securing physical facilities, e.g. change safe combinations, lock cores, and key management.

j. Electronic Security Systems (ESS) Technician. Describes a person who is LENEL certified to install, and maintain various electronic security devices and countermeasures to include: CCTV cameras; alarm systems; fixed and mobile intrusion detection systems;

card readers; and surveillance systems.

k. Armorer/Gunsmith. Describes a certified armorer who cleans and repairs weapons used under this contract, as well as maintain records and inventory. Must maintain a current glock armorer certification.

l. Canine (K-9) Security Police Officer. Describes a person qualified, trained, and certified in explosive detection services through the use of dogs and handlers. Training shall consist of nationally recognized certification, maintenance, care, and control of canine resources capable of providing indications of the presence of contraband (passive alert), such as firearms and explosives, and to perform security and law enforcement patrolling as an adjunct to a Security Police Officer. Dogs shall not be trained as a “bite and hold” or “search/apprehension” dog. Dogs shall be “detection” dogs, trained to detect explosives. Dogs shall have a human social temperament such as those in the breeds of Labrador or Golden Retriever.