Integrated Security Services Contract 5 (ISSC)

The Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Service, acting through the Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA), is seeking capability statements for the Integrated Security Services Contract 5 (ISSC), a comprehensive procurement to provide electronic and physical security system support services for multiple DoD facilities in the National Capital Region, including the Pentagon Reservation, Mark Center, Defense Health Headquarters, and Raven Rock Mountain Complex. Contractors must demonstrate experience in security system support services and possess a Top Secret Facility Clearance to be considered. Key contract requirements include providing scalable and interoperable security systems utilizing commercial off-the-shelf technologies, with full lifecycle system engineering encompassing installation, maintenance, repair, support, and decommissioning of access control, intrusion detection, video surveillance, physical security information management, and biometric authentication systems. Interested vendors must submit capability statements by December 12, 2025, at 2:00 PM EST, adhering to strict formatting guidelines and providing detailed administrative details, technical capabilities, and subcontracting plans. While the Sources Sought Notice does not specify formal evaluation criteria, the assessment will focus on demonstrated technical capabilities, relevant experience, facility clearance status, and subcontracting approach.

This procurement utilizes no set-aside designations and represents a competitive opportunity to potentially displace the current incumbent, M.C. Dean, Inc., which currently holds the ISSC contract with a $250 million ceiling expiring December 16, 2026. The anticipated contract value is substantial, with a not-to-exceed amount of $475 million over the five-year ordering period and potential extension to ten years. Historical data indicates that 160-226 task orders valued at approximately $27 million to $41 million are issued annually under the existing contract, providing insight into expected workload levels. The contract structure is a Firm Fixed Price Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) agreement, allowing the government flexibility in ordering security services as needed across multiple facilities. Task order proposals are expected to be submitted within 1-7 business days depending on project complexity, necessitating contractor readiness to respond quickly to emerging security requirements.