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EASTER LOCK & ACCESS SYSTEMS INC [DUNS: 022432058],1713 E JOPPA RD,BALTIMORE MD 21234

UEI: SLED_2A79F8D1E69080E7

EASTER LOCK & ACCESS SYSTEMS INC [DUNS: 022432058],1713 E JOPPA RD,BALTIMORE MD 21234 is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_2A79F8D1E69080E7. It has been awarded $69,565 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of State.

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Maritime Security Advisor

Solicitation # PSC-27-003-INL

The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, is soliciting applications for a Maritime Security Advisor based in San Jose, Costa Rica. This Personal Services Contract, solicitation number PSC-27-003-INL, is open to U.S. citizens and offers a salary range of $102,409 to $150,391, equivalent to the FS-02 or GS-14 level. The initial period of performance is twelve months from the date of award, with the possibility of four optional one-year extensions. The position requires a Secret security clearance and professional proficiency in both English and Spanish. The Advisor will support the Maritime Counterdrug Bilateral Agreement and the Border and Security program by providing technical guidance to the Costa Rican Coast Guard and other law enforcement agencies. Key responsibilities include implementing strategic development plans, supervising U.S. Coast Guard Advisors and local staff, coordinating training and maintenance for patrol vessels, and advising on C4ISR and maritime patrol aircraft operations. Minimum qualifications include ten years of experience in maritime counter-drug and counter-IUUF operations, five years of program management experience, and five years of shipboard maintenance material management. Interested candidates must submit a completed SF-171, a detailed resume, responses to three specific evaluation factors, and three professional references by November 18, 2026, at 3:00 PM ET. Applications are evaluated based on work experience, program management skills, and communication abilities, with a total possible score of 100 points including an interview. The role involves frequent travel within Costa Rica and potentially to the United States and other regions in Central and South America.

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INL Program Coordinator

Solicitation # PSC-27-002-INL

The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), is soliciting applications for an INL Program Coordinator based in San Salvador, El Salvador. This Personal Services Contract (PSC) is for a period of twelve months with four optional one-year extensions. The position is designated at the FS-02 level, with an annual salary range between $102,409 and $150,391. The successful candidate will assist the Government of El Salvador in combating transnational crime, human trafficking, smuggling, and terrorism by coordinating projects between U.S. government agencies, international organizations, and Salvadoran institutions. Key responsibilities include developing program strategies, providing policy analysis, supervising a diverse team of staff and contractors, and ensuring alignment with U.S. foreign assistance priorities. Qualified applicants must be U.S. citizens with a bachelor's degree in criminal justice or a related field, professional proficiency in Spanish, and the ability to obtain a Secret security clearance. Minimum experience requirements include ten years in project management or international affairs, eight years working on justice sector programs in Latin America, and five years managing countering transnational crime or law enforcement programs. Proposals must be submitted as a single PDF containing a signed SF-171, a detailed resume, responses to four specific evaluation factors limited to 500 words each, and three professional references. Applications are due by November 9, 2026, at 3:00 PM ET. Evaluation is based on a 100-point scale, with 70 points allocated to evaluation factors and 30 points to interview performance.

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Law Enforcement Advisor

Solicitation # PSC-27-006-INL

The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), is soliciting offers for a Law Enforcement Advisor (LEA) based in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. This Personal Services Contract (PSC) is for an initial twelve-month period with four optional one-year extensions. The successful candidate will serve as the principal advisor for INL law enforcement programs, managing the planning, execution, and oversight of the law enforcement portfolio to dismantle criminal networks and disrupt illicit narcotics trafficking. Key responsibilities include advising on institutional modernization, coordinating with U.S. interagency partners such as the DEA and FBI, and assisting the Dominican National Police with capacity building, cybercrime strategies, and administrative improvements. Qualified applicants must be U.S. citizens with a bachelor's degree, at least seven years of international law enforcement development experience, and five years of experience managing complex international security programs. Professional proficiency in reading and speaking Spanish is required, as is the ability to obtain a Secret level security clearance. The position is designated at the FS-02 level with a salary range of $102,409 to $150,391 per annum, plus applicable benefits and allowances. Proposals must be submitted by November 18, 2026, at 3:00 PM ET, and must include a signed SF-171, a detailed resume, responses to three specific evaluation factors, and three professional references.

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Program Modernization Advisor (PMA) (Multiple Positions)

Solicitation # PSC-27-007-INL

The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), is soliciting applications for multiple Program Modernization Advisor (PMA) positions under Personal Services Contracts. Based in Washington, DC, these roles are designated at the GS-14 equivalent level with a salary range of $143,913 to $187,093. The contract features an initial twelve-month period of performance with four optional one-year extensions. The PMA will serve as a subject matter expert within the Office of Results and Criminal Deterrence (RCD) to analyze program needs, develop implementing mechanisms such as contracts and grants, and provide strategic advisory services to streamline foreign assistance programs focused on criminal justice reform and countering transnational crime. Qualified candidates must be U.S. citizens with a bachelor's degree and at least eight years of professional experience, including seven years in program management or oversight for federal foreign assistance and one year of experience as an Agreement Officer's Representative (AOR). The role requires the ability to obtain a Secret security clearance and involves frequent overseas travel, averaging one week per month, often to hazardous locations. Applicants must submit a completed SF-171, a detailed resume, responses to three specific evaluation factors, and three professional references by November 17, 2026, at 3:00 PM ET. Selection is based on a 100-point scale comprising evaluation factor responses, interview performance, and reference checks.

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Technical Support and Training DeliveryThe contract entails the provision of technical support, system compatibility assurance, and manufacturer-authorized training focused on Cellebrite digital forensic tools for Panamanian law enforcement agencies. The scope of work ensures that personnel are properly equipped to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot these tools within their investigative workflows, with an emphasis on maintaining system integrity and interoperability. All training delivered must be conducted by certified instructors under official manufacturer authorization to guarantee adherence to standardized procedures and best practices in digital evidence handling. The agreement is structured as a subcontract under the U.S. Department of State’s Acquisitions division, categorized under NAICS code 541512 for computer systems design services. While the posting date is listed as August 5, 2026, the contract does not specify a solicitation number, place of performance, or point of contact, and the organization type and set-aside details are not provided. The work is intended to support international law enforcement capacity building, with all activities aligned with U.S. government objectives in digital forensics assistance abroad.

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Forensic Hardware Kit SupplyThe contract entails the supply and delivery of Touch Getac K120 forensic hardware kits and ten UFED Dongle Kits to Panama, with all shipping requirements aligned to U.S. export compliance standards. The equipment is intended for forensic use and must be transported under strict regulatory guidelines to ensure adherence to international trade laws and secure handling protocols. The items are classified under NAICS code 334511, indicating they fall within the category of computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing, underscoring their technical and specialized nature. This is a subcontract arrangement issued under the Department of State’s Acquisitions division, with no set-aside designation applied. The contract was posted on August 5, 2026, and the place of performance is in Panama, though specific city or state details are not provided. The shipment must be executed in full compliance with U.S. export control regulations, and responsibility for proper documentation, classification, and delivery rests with the contractor. No point of contact or detailed delivery timeline is included in the provided data, but full compliance with export requirements is a non-negotiable condition of performance.

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Digital Forensics Software Licensing and SubscriptionThe contract entails the procurement and activation of 21 Cellebrite Inseytes Online Pro software subscriptions, specifically designed for digital forensics and mobile data extraction. The agreement includes comprehensive license management to ensure proper tracking, deployment, and compliance across all authorized users, as well as technical integration with existing law enforcement and investigative systems to enable seamless workflow and data interoperability. The software is critical for enhancing the agency’s capacity to collect, analyze, and preserve digital evidence from mobile devices in a legally defensible manner. This subcontract falls under NAICS code 511210, indicating it is classified within the software publishing sector, and is managed by the Department of State’s Acquisitions division. The contract was posted on August 5, 2026, and while the place of performance and point of contact details are not specified, the procurement is intended to support operational needs within federal investigative functions. The activation and ongoing maintenance of the subscriptions must adhere to federal procurement guidelines, and all technical integrations must meet established security and data handling protocols to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of sensitive digital evidence.

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System Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting (M&E)The contract involves the development and implementation of a comprehensive Monitoring and Evaluation framework to systematically track key performance indicators related to mining operations, including the number of miners onboarded, grams of gold traced through the supply chain, incidents of fraud successfully prevented, and overall system uptime. This framework must support accurate, timely data collection and analysis to ensure transparency and accountability in traceability efforts, with an emphasis on measurable outcomes and operational efficiency. Quarterly reporting is required, incorporating clear, actionable insights derived from performance data, along with standardized data visualization tools to facilitate stakeholder understanding and decision-making. The work is structured as a subcontract under the Department of State, classified under NAICS code 541611 for management consulting services, and is intended to support oversight and integrity in mineral supply chains. Performance will be evaluated based on adherence to specified KPIs, the quality and timeliness of deliverables, and the effectiveness of visual reporting tools. The contract was posted on August 1, 2026, and while the physical location of performance is not specified, the scope implies global applicability tied to digital traceability systems. No set-aside requirements are indicated, and the solicitation number is not provided, suggesting the opportunity may be issued directly to qualified subcontractors meeting the technical and operational criteria outlined.

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In-Country Stakeholder Engagement & TrainingThe contract focuses on delivering stakeholder engagement and capacity-building initiatives targeted at artisanal miners, local government agencies, and community leaders in Guyana and Suriname. It includes the development of tailored training curricula and the delivery of localized, language-appropriate instructional programs designed to enhance understanding of responsible mining practices, governance, and community collaboration. Efforts will prioritize cultural and linguistic relevance to ensure effective communication and long-term impact among target populations. The work is structured as a subcontract under the Department of State’s Acquisitions division, classified under NAICS code 611430 for professional and management development training. While no solicitation number or specific place of performance is provided, the project is expected to operate entirely within the two target countries, with implementation guided by on-the-ground needs and stakeholder input. The initiative aims to strengthen institutional and community capacity to support sustainable and lawful mining activities through education, dialogue, and skill development.

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Extractives Sector Compliance & Gold CertificationThe contract requires the verification and certification of every gram of gold sourced from artisanal miners, ensuring strict adherence to anti-fraud, environmental, and labor standards across the supply chain. This involves conducting on-site inspections, implementing digital tagging systems for traceability, and establishing a comprehensive audit trail that documents each stage of gold handling from extraction to certification. The process must be transparent, tamper-resistant, and capable of withstanding regulatory and third-party scrutiny to guarantee the integrity of the certified gold. The work falls under NAICS code 541690 for other scientific and technical consulting services and is structured as a subcontract under the Department of State’s Acquisitions division. The performance location is not specified, implying the tasks will occur in various artisanal mining regions, likely in developing countries with high risk of illicit mining practices. Compliance must be ongoing and verifiable, with systems designed to prevent misrepresentation, mitigate environmental harm, and uphold fair labor conditions without relying on external documentation that could be manipulated.

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Field Data Collection & Mobile Platform SupportThe contract entails the deployment and ongoing technical support of offline-first mobile applications designed for data entry in remote artisanal mining regions with limited or intermittent internet connectivity. The solution must enable field personnel to capture, store, and manage critical data locally on devices without requiring constant network access, with automatic synchronization of information to central systems once connectivity is reestablished. This includes the full lifecycle support of the mobile platform, from initial device provisioning and configuration to field training of local users, ensuring operational readiness in challenging environments. The contractor is responsible for providing reliable, secure, and user-friendly software that functions seamlessly under low-bandwidth conditions and accommodates the unique workflows of mining operations. The work is classified under NAICS code 518210, indicating a focus on data processing, hosting, and related services, and is structured as a subcontract under the Department of State’s Acquisitions division. While specific locations are not detailed, performance will occur in remote areas where digital infrastructure is minimal, necessitating robust, resilient systems that require minimal maintenance on-site. The contract emphasizes field-level usability, data integrity during synchronization, and long-term support to sustain operations over time, aligning with broader goals of accurate, real-time data collection in underserved regions for monitoring, compliance, and reporting purposes.

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Gold Traceability System IntegrationThe contract seeks integration of third-party data collection tools with GV’s proprietary DDIM and LIMS systems to enable real-time tracking of artisanal gold from mine to export. This involves developing secure APIs to facilitate seamless data flow, ensuring accurate, tamper-resistant logging of every transaction and movement within the supply chain. The project demands rigorous data validation protocols to maintain integrity, consistency, and traceability across all stages, from remote mining sites to export destinations, supporting transparency and compliance with international mining and trade standards. The work is structured as a subcontract under the Department of State’s Acquisitions division, categorized under NAICS code 541512 for custom computer programming services. Although the solicitation number and specific location details are not provided, the place of performance is implied to span multiple international sites where artisanal gold is sourced, requiring scalable and resilient technical infrastructure that operates under variable connectivity and security conditions. Success hinges on the contractor’s ability to deliver a robust, real-time system that meets GV’s operational demands while aligning with U.S. government oversight priorities for ethical supply chain management.

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Dell Hardware Supply (Servers, Workstations, Peripherals)The contract provides for the supply of Dell-branded servers, workstations, and peripherals to support regional compatibility, uninterrupted service operations, and seamless logistical coordination across global deployments. The equipment is intended to maintain consistent performance standards and ensure continuity of mission-critical functions for U.S. Department of State operations, with emphasis on reliability, compatibility with existing infrastructure, and timely delivery. The subcontract falls under the NAICS code 334111, classifying it as computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing, and is managed under the Acquisitions - Inl office within the Department of State. Although specific delivery locations and contact details are not provided, the requirement ensures all hardware meets necessary technical and regional specifications to support diplomatic and operational activities worldwide. The contract was posted on July 2, 2026, and is structured to facilitate ongoing procurement without fixed term constraints, prioritizing scalability and readiness for global deployment.

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Regional Interoperability Integration ServicesThe contract enables technical integration among law enforcement systems in Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala to facilitate secure cross-border sharing of biometric data, enhancing regional cooperation in criminal investigations and border security. The work involves developing and deploying interoperable software platforms that standardize data formats, ensure encryption compliance, and allow real-time querying of fingerprint, facial recognition, and iris scan databases across the three countries, all while adhering to international privacy and data protection norms. The subcontract, categorized under NAICS code 541512 for computer systems design services, is managed by the U.S. Department of State's Acquisitions division and is aimed at building sustained institutional capacity within Central American law enforcement agencies. Implementation will require close coordination with local authorities, rigorous testing for system reliability, and training for personnel to maintain and operate the integrated infrastructure. The project is designed to improve response times to transnational crime, support identity verification at checkpoints, and strengthen regional judicial collaboration without compromising data sovereignty or individual rights.

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Professional Information Configuration & Data MigrationThe contract involves the configuration of AFIS and SECURA LIVESCAN systems alongside the migration of legacy biometric data from infrastructure originally deployed in 2015. This work requires technical expertise to ensure seamless integration of modern biometric identification platforms with historical data sets, maintaining data integrity and system interoperability throughout the transition. The project is structured as a subcontract under the Department of State’s Acquisitions division and falls under NAICS code 541512, indicating it is categorized as computer systems design and related services. The contract was posted on July 2, 2026, and the performance location remains unspecified, though the work is tied to federal biometric identity management requirements. All activities center on upgrading and modernizing the biometric data infrastructure to support current operational standards without disruption to ongoing identity verification processes.

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Digital Camera Supply and IntegrationThe contract involves the supply and integration of 45 digital cameras specifically designed for forensic and biometric identification purposes, with seamless compatibility with AFIS and SECURA LIVESCAN systems. These cameras are critical for capturing high-quality biometric imagery, ensuring accurate and reliable identification processes in law enforcement and security operations. The equipment must meet stringent technical specifications to support forensic analysis and must be fully integrated into existing infrastructure without disruption to current workflows. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 334419, indicating it pertains to other electronic component manufacturing, and is managed by the Department of State’s Acquisitions office. The solicitation was posted on July 2, 2026, with no set-aside provisions specified, and the place of performance and point of contact details are not provided in the data.

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SECURA LIVESCAN Workstation DeploymentThe contract involves the supply and installation of thirteen SECURA LIVESCAN-equipped multipurpose workstations designed for biometric data capture, to be deployed across police facilities in Honduras. These workstations are intended to enhance law enforcement capabilities by enabling accurate, real-time collection and processing of biometric information such as fingerprints and facial recognition data, supporting criminal identification and background verification operations. The equipment will be delivered and installed at designated locations to ensure seamless integration into existing police infrastructure, with the goal of improving efficiency, accuracy, and interoperability in national identification systems. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 334118, indicating it relates to the manufacturing of other electronic components and accessories. It was posted on July 2, 2026, and is administered by the Department of State through its Acquisitions division, reflecting its alignment with U.S. foreign assistance and security capacity-building objectives. While specific details regarding delivery timelines, warranty terms, training provisions, or installation protocols are not listed, the project underscores a strategic effort to modernize Honduran law enforcement technology and strengthen regional security cooperation through advanced biometric infrastructure.

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AFIS Server Installation and ConfigurationThe contract involves the deployment and configuration of primary and backup Automated Fingerprint Identification System servers at Honduras’ Directorate of Public Information, ensuring robust biometric identification capabilities for national law enforcement and security operations. The project requires the full installation, testing, and optimization of both server systems to guarantee high availability and data integrity, with redundancy built in to maintain continuous operation during maintenance or failure events. Integration protocols must be established to enable seamless data exchange with regional AFIS networks in El Salvador and Guatemala, promoting cross-border law enforcement cooperation and shared biometric intelligence. The work encompasses all technical aspects of server configuration, network connectivity, software calibration, and compliance with international standards for biometric data handling. Performance must meet stringent reliability benchmarks, with ongoing support and documentation provided to ensure sustainable operation by local personnel. The contract falls under NAICS code 541511 for computer systems design services and is classified as a subcontract under the U.S. Department of State’s Acquisitions division, with the place of performance located in Honduras. The solicitation was posted on July 2, 2026, and the work is expected to align with broader regional security initiatives supported by U.S. government agencies.

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