COUNTY OF LINCOLN

The County of Lincoln provides specialized security and patrol services under government contracts, primarily supporting federal land management and public safety operations. Their core capabilities center on commissioned law enforcement and protective services tailored to federal property, including patrol operations, access control, emergency response coordination, and compliance with federal security protocols. They deliver these services through structured agreements that align with Department of the Interior standards, demonstrating expertise in intergovernmental law enforcement collaboration, jurisdictional coordination on federal lands, and adherence to Title 43 and Title 50 regulatory frameworks. Their operational model emphasizes community-based policing principles adapted to remote, federally managed environments, with a focus on asset protection, visitor safety, and environmental enforcement support. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of the Interior, delivering law enforcement services on federal lands under formal agreements that integrate with Bureau of Land Management or U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service operational needs. Their work supports mission-critical security functions on public lands, including wildlife protection zones, recreational areas, and infrastructure sites requiring controlled access and incident response. Their primary industry focus is in security guards and patrol services (NAICS 561612), where they function as a government-authorized law enforcement entity operating under cooperative agreements rather than traditional private security contracts. This positions them as a public-sector provider of integrated public safety services, distinct from commercial security firms, with deep familiarity in federal land use regulations and interagency coordination protocols. As a county-level entity structured as a 2A government body, the County of Lincoln operates under local government authority with no federal certifications. They are geographically anchored in Shoshone, Idaho, serving as a regional provider of law enforcement services to federal agencies through formal intergovernmental partnerships, leveraging their statutory authority to support federal missions on public lands.