The U.S. Department of State (DoS) requires a contractor to provide armed uniformed protective guard services nationwide for the Domestic Facilities Protection Office, including protection of life/property, classified information, access control, order maintenance, and deterrence/apprehension at DS-controlled facilities in Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, and the continental U.S. The contract anticipates one base year plus four one-year options and an expected security complement of at least 1,270 personnel, all subject to contractor and U.S. Government background investigations. Offerors should have at least 10 years of armed uniformed protective guard experience, including three such contracts in the last 10 years and at least one valued at $400 million or more, plus experience employing 500+ armed guards and at least five Explosive Detection Dog Teams. Additional recommended experience includes domestic coverage in at least 50 locations across multiple states (including Hawaii, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico), armed mobile patrol, Top Secret-cleared guards, collective bargaining negotiations, centralized command center operations, and demonstrations involving 100+ participants. The contractor must have a collective bargaining agreement with SPFPA and Locals 644-647 plus any other necessary unions, and offerors must maintain active SAM.gov registration and request explicit access to sensitive documents, with only two representatives per firm allowed access.

The U.S. Department of State seeks a contractor to provide a highly trained, armed uniformed protective security force under the Diplomatic Security Uniformed Protective Division, supporting the Domestic Facilities Protection Office nationwide, including Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. The contractor must protect life and property, safeguard classified or sensitive information, prevent unauthorized access, maintain order, deter crime, and apprehend violators at DoS-controlled facilities. The anticipated period of performance is one base year plus four one-year options, with an expected security complement of at least 1,270 personnel (excluding corporate and indirect support), all subject to contractor and U.S. Government background investigations. Offerors should have at least 10 years of armed uniformed protective guard experience, including three such contracts in the last 10 years, at least one valued at $400 million or more, experience with 500+ armed guards and five explosive detection dog teams, domestic coverage in at least 50 locations, Top Secret-cleared guards, mobile patrols, centralized command center operations, demonstration response, and collective bargaining agreement negotiations. The contractor must hold a CBA with SPFPA and Locals 644–647 plus any other necessary unions, and offerors must request access to sensitive documents via SAM.gov with only two representatives per firm.

The U.S. Department of State requires a qualified contractor (NAICS 561612) to provide a highly trained armed uniformed protective guard force through its Uniformed Protective Division in support of the Domestic Facilities Protection Office, with performance nationwide including Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. The contractor must protect life and property, safeguard classified/sensitive information, prevent unauthorized access, maintain order, deter criminal activity, and apprehend violators at DoS-controlled facilities or venues under a base year plus four one-year options. Recommended experience includes at least 10 years of armed uniformed protective guard services, at least three such contracts in the last 10 years (one valued at minimum $400 million), and prior performance employing at least 500 armed guards, including five Explosive Detection Dog Teams, across at least 50 domestic locations with 15 sites in multiple states, including Hawaii, D.C., and Puerto Rico. Additional expectations include armed mobile patrol experience, Top Secret-cleared guards, collective bargaining/contract negotiation experience, a centralized command center for dispatching and alarm monitoring/notifications, and experience handling demonstrations of at least 100 people. All personnel must pass contractor and U.S. Government background investigations; the expected security complement is no less than 1,270 (excluding corporate/indirect support), the contractor must have a Collective Bargaining Agreement with SPFPA and Locals 644, 645, 646, and 647 plus any other necessary unions, and offerors must maintain an active SAM registration and request explicit access via sam.gov (limited to two representatives per firm).

The U.S. Department of State seeks a contractor to provide armed uniformed protective guard services for domestic facilities nationwide, including Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. Duties include protecting life and property, safeguarding classified/sensitive information, preventing unauthorized access, maintaining order, deterring criminal activity, and apprehending violators. The anticipated period of performance is one base year plus four one-year options. Offerors should have at least 10 years of armed uniformed protective guard experience, including three relevant contracts in the last 10 years, one valued at a minimum of $400 million, and experience with at least 500 armed guards plus five explosive detection dog teams on a prior contract within the last five years. Additional requirements include domestic performance at 50+ locations and 15+ sites across multiple states, armed mobile patrol, Top Secret-cleared guards, collective bargaining experience, centralized command center operations, demonstration response for 100+ demonstrators, background investigations for personnel, an expected security complement of approximately 1,270, and a Collective Bargaining Agreement with SPFPA Locals 644–647 and any other necessary unions.

The U.S. Department of State requires a contractor to provide a highly trained, professional armed uniformed protective security force for its Domestic Facilities Protection Office, protecting life, property, classified/sensitive information, preventing unauthorized access, maintaining order, and deterring/apprehending violators at DoS-controlled facilities and venues nationwide, including Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. The required NAICS is 561612, and the anticipated period of performance is one base year plus four one-year options. Recommended qualifications include at least 10 years of armed uniformed protective guard experience, three qualifying contracts in the last 10 years, at least one prior contract valued at a minimum of $400 million, and experience with at least 500 armed guards, five explosive detection dog teams, domestic coverage in at least 50 locations, armed mobile patrols, Top Secret-cleared guards, collective bargaining agreements, a centralized command center, and demonstrations of 100 or more people. The contract will require background investigations and an expected security complement of no fewer than 1,270 personnel (excluding corporate/indirect support), plus a collective bargaining agreement with SPFPA and Locals 644–647. Offerors must have active SAM.gov registration and request explicit access via sam.gov to review documents; no pre-proposal site visit will be scheduled.

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