Securitas DI Scambi Pietro Antonio

Securitas DI Scambi Pietro Antonio, doing business as DBA Securitas, is an Italian sole proprietorship registered to receive U.S. federal government contract awards since March 2006. The company specializes in providing construction safety coordination, third-party inspections, and related support services required under Italian law for U.S. military facilities in Italy. As a for-profit organization, Securitas primarily serves Department of Defense agencies, offering expertise in Italian safety standards and regulatory compliance for construction and infrastructure projects at American military installations throughout Italy.

Through its federal contract awards, Securitas has delivered a range of services to support U.S. military operations in Italy. These include construction safety officer services, third-party safety inspections, utilities continuation, and ancillary support for various projects such as sewer upgrades, bunker repairs, and general infrastructure maintenance. The company has received awards from multiple defense agencies, including the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region, Army Corps of Engineers, Army Africa Command, and Defense Finance and Accounting Service. Contract values have ranged from $779 to over $100,000, with most awards falling in the $1,000 to $50,000 range. Notably, Securitas' contracts do not utilize set-aside provisions, indicating they compete for awards in an unrestricted manner.

Securitas holds a significant indefinite delivery vehicle (IDV) in the form of a multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Department of the Army European Command. This BPA, awarded in May 2020, has a ceiling value of $5 million and runs through May 2025. Under this agreement, Securitas provides design and construction safety coordination services, third-party inspections, and other ancillary services required by Italian law for construction projects throughout Italy. Various Department of Defense components, including the Army, Army Corps of Engineers, and Defense Finance and Accounting Service, have issued task orders against this BPA. These orders typically range from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars, covering services such as construction safety oversight, utilities support, and compliance with Italian regulations for government-funded construction work.