The Department of Homeland Security has awarded 13 companies positions on an acquisition vehicle for armed protective security officer services at federally leased or owned facilities.
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According to award notices published Thursday, the DHS Office of Procurement Operations competed the contract vehicle as a total set-aside program for small businesses.
According to the Federal Procurement Data System-Next Generation, the department received 18 offers for the multiple-award contract. The ordering period will run through the end of August 2030.
DHS issued a solicitation for the acquisition effort in October 2023.
DHS Armed Protective Security Officer Services Contract Awardees The awardees and the potential ceiling value of their respective contracts are as follows:
Ahtna Professional Services – $1.1 billion Bradley Technologies – $1.1 billion Chenega Naswik International – $1.2 billion GXC – $1.1 billion HBC Management Services – $1.1 billion Kerberos International – $1.1 billion KR-MTAC – $1.1 billion Maverick Strategies – $1.15 billion Metro East Joint Venture – $1.14 billion Pinnacle Protection Partners – $1.14 billion Security Watch – $1.15 billion Simmons & Golden Security – $1.13 billion Veary Enterprises – $1.1 billion CAE USA will continue training Bombardier Global 6500 pilots under a $257.9 million Army contract CAE will provide the training…
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