Security2000 LLC

Security2000 LLC, a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Brick Township, New Jersey, delivers intrusion detection systems, closed-circuit television, and access control systems to the Department of Defense as a small-business prime contractor (99% of recent awards) on federal contracts and IDIQs, with minimal subcontract activity. The vendor competes almost entirely on Total Small Business set-asides or full-and-open vehicles; across 462 awards since 2000, small-business set-aside designations appear in roughly 40–50% of the prime footprint, with the remainder issued full-and-open or unset.

Security2000's customer base is heavily Army-concentrated. The top five Army regional commands account for roughly 47% of recent awards and 57% of combined potential value. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region dominates both volume and dollars (74 awards, $11.7 million), followed by the Northeast Region (34 awards, $3.8 million) and Southeast Region (44 awards, $3 million). The vendor has worked with 61 distinct federal agencies over its 26-year history, but Army Installation Management and Army Materiel Command accounts represent the core customer set. A single large IDC — the $3.5 million Pacific Region Indefinite Delivery Contract for electronic security system maintenance, repair, upgrade, and expansion at Fort Wainwright, Fort Greely, and Seward Resort in Alaska running through March 2029 — anchors the vendor's activity trajectory. Recently, Security2000 was awarded a second single-award IDIQ by the Northeast Region (September 2025, $374.8 thousand ceiling, Fort Drum, New York, completion September 2030) for intrusion detection system maintenance.

Vehicle position reflects reliance on agency-specific and GSA vehicles. The vendor places task orders under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (40 task orders, $3.4 million combined potential value), the GSA Federal Supply Schedule GS07F0178T (40 task orders, $2.5 million), and multiple Army indefinite-delivery contracts including the $3.5 million Pacific Region IDC (18 task orders, $3.4 million), IDC W912CN17D0020 (32 task orders, $1.1 million), and IDC W912D024D0004 (15 task orders, $1.8 million). None of these vehicles carry government-wide reach; all are Army-regional or GSA-scheduled.

Capability framing is narrow and concrete. Recent representative prime work includes a $622 thousand preventive maintenance and repair order (March 2025, Army Pacific Region, four-month funding increment under the Alaska IDC); a $408.8 thousand delivery order modification for ICIDS and maintenance services at Petersburg, Virginia (September 2024, Army Northeast Region, five-year completion horizon); a $236.5 thousand ICIDS service and maintenance contract at Tooele Army Depot (April 2024, Army Materiel Command, total small business set-aside, base year plus four option years); and a $1.1 million IDS/ICIDS maintenance definitive contract at Fort Gordon, Georgia (April 2024, Army Southeast Region, total small business set-aside, base year plus one option year). The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio carries three technical labor categories spanning $99–$220 per hour (security technician, preventive-maintenance technician, AMAG security technician), all high-school-education minimum, no clearance required. Work is performed at dozens of Army installations across all domestic regions plus Hawaii and Alaska.

Activity has grown modestly. The vendor received nine awards in 2022, ten in 2023, and 24 in 2024 — a spike driven largely by Pacific Region task-order volume — followed by 17 in 2025 and three in 2026 (through mid-September). Within the next twenty-four months, six awards with combined potential value of $998 thousand face ultimate completion and recompete exposure. The vendor's award count growth and dollar-value trajectory reflect deepening Army regional footprint penetration rather than diversification into other customer agencies or capability sets.

Subcontract presence is negligible. Three sub-award records appear in the source: one to Stampede Ventures, Inc. (October 2025 and September 2024, intrusion detection system construction and installation work), and one to Vectrus Systems LLC (September 2024, Logistics Civil Augmentation Program V support at Kwajalein). The sub role is rare; Security2000 operates almost exclusively as a prime.

Security2000 registered in SAM.gov in 2002 and has maintained continuous federal contracting activity since. The vendor's award portfolio demonstrates specialization in ICIDS and IDS maintenance, repair, and installation work at military installations, with no material diversity into other security disciplines, IT services, or non-defense federal work. NAICS concentration is heavy in Security Systems Services (561621; 263 of 462 awards) and Communications Equipment Manufacturing (118 awards), with PSC codes dominated by miscellaneous alarm and security detection systems maintenance and installation. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $28.4 million, or 76% of the $37.2 million combined potential value ceiling, indicating stable utilization of awarded contract capacity.