Elevated Protection Group LLC

Elevated Protection Group LLC, a Black American-owned minority business based in Columbus, Ohio, holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract as a prime contractor for on-demand armed and unarmed security guard services, with no sub-award presence in recent activity.

The company operates under a single Federal Supply Schedule contract awarded by GSA on March 12, 2025 (contract number 47QSMS25D005Z), running through March 11, 2030, with a $475 thousand ceiling. The contract covers two Special Item Numbers: 561612 for Protective Service Occupations and 611430ST for Security Training. Labor offerings span Armed Security Guard services at $58.59 per hour and Security Guard services at $44.24 per hour, with both roles requiring high school education and no security-cleared positions. Armed Security Guard duties encompass perimeter security, surveillance, counter-surveillance, defensive driving, and asset transfer protection with capability to operate covertly or overtly; Security Guard services focus on observation and reporting, access control, CCTV monitoring, log maintenance, and crowd control. The contract carries a maximum order limit of $250 thousand per SIN with a $100 minimum order, and provides a 1 percent additional discount for single task orders exceeding $1 million.

Elevated Protection Group's current federal footprint is nascent. The vendor holds a single GSA MAS vehicle with a $475 thousand combined potential value and accounts for 100% of awards in the source data as of March 2025. No customer agency concentration exists — GSA Federal Acquisition Service is the sole recorded customer agency. The vendor has not yet placed task orders or sub-awards under the schedule and shows no prime contract IDVs or grant recipients in the source. Typical federal security guard procurements under GSA Schedules tend to fragment across multiple ordering agencies; whether Elevated Protection Group will accumulate task orders from civilian or defense customers depends on outreach and agency adoption of the schedule.