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JOHNSON SECURITY BUREAU, INC

UEI: LPHZMBAT3NC6CAGE: 091Z8

JOHNSON SECURITY BUREAU, INC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI LPHZMBAT3NC6 and CAGE code 091Z8. It has been awarded $55,497,220 across 85 federal contracts. Primary work spans Security Guards and Patrol Services, Unknown NAICS, and Armored Car Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Homeland Security, Department Of Transportation, and General Services Administration.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

LPHZMBAT3NC6

CAGE Code

091Z8

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

232X8WA2HQOYXS

NAICS Codes

423690Other Electronic Parts and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers
488190Other Support Activities for Air Transportation
541690Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
561612Security Guards and Patrol Services(Primary)
561613Armored Car Services
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Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

Johnson Security Bureau, Inc. specializes in providing mission-critical security guard and armored car services to federal agencies, with deep expertise in physical security operations, transportation of sensitive materials, and integrated screening support. The company delivers unarmed and armed pa...

Johnson Security Bureau, Inc. specializes in providing mission-critical security guard and armored car services to federal agencies, with deep expertise in physical security operations, transportation of sensitive materials, and integrated screening support. The company delivers unarmed and armed patrol services, comprehensive access control, and secure cash-in-transit operations tailored to high-security environments such as VA medical centers, TSA-regulated airports, and DOJ facilities. Their technical proficiency includes adherence to federal security protocols, real-time operational reporting, and coordination with law enforcement and transportation authorities under strict compliance frameworks. A key differentiator is their ability to execute complex, multi-site security missions requiring synchronized logistics, personnel training, and regulatory alignment—particularly in federally owned or operated infrastructure. The contractor maintains consistent relationships with the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering armored car services to ensure secure financial transactions across VA healthcare networks, and the Department of Homeland Security, where they support the Transportation Security Administration’s Screening Partnership Program with airport-based security screening operations. They also serve the Department of Justice with facility protection services and the General Services Administration under federal supply schedules, demonstrating reliability in both direct task orders and long-term contract vehicles. Their primary industry focus is on NAICS 561612 for security guard and patrol services and 561613 for armored car services, positioning them as a niche provider in federal physical security and cash logistics. They specialize in secure transportation for sensitive government assets and perimeter security for high-traffic federal facilities, serving a market that demands precision, accountability, and regulatory adherence. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified contractor based in the Bronx, New York, Johnson Security Bureau, Inc. leverages its small business status to meet federal subcontracting goals while maintaining a focused operational footprint aligned with federal security needs across the Northeast and beyond.

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Award Analytics & Distribution

Awards by Agency
Department Of Homeland Security$44.2M79.7%
Department Of Transportation$5.1M9.2%
General Services Administration$2.6M4.6%
Department Of Veterans Affairs$2.4M4.4%
Department Of Defense (dod)$1.1M2.1%
Other agencies (2 agencies, <0.5% each)$46.0K0.1%
Awards by NAICS
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561612 - Security Guards and Patrol Services$47.3M85.2%
- Unknown NAICS$5.4M9.7%
561613 - Armored Car Services$1.7M3.1%
237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction$1.1M2.1%
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NAICS: 237310
New
Pier B On-Dock Rail Support Facility West Expansion and Pier B Street Realignment
Solicitation # HD-S3135
Kiewit Infrastructure West Co. is soliciting quotes for the Pier B On-Dock Rail Support Facility West Expansion and Pier B Street Realignment project in Long Beach, California. This heavy civil infrastructure project encompasses a broad scope of work, including site preparation, earthwork, asbestos abatement, tunneling, utility installation, paving, and electrical systems. The solicitation specifically targets qualified Small Business Enterprises, Veteran-Owned Small Business Enterprises, and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises, requiring SBE and VSBE firms to provide certification from the Department of General Services and the Port of Long Beach via the PlanetBids portal. The project is subject to the California Labor Code, prevailing wage rates, and a Project Labor Agreement. Firms performing onsite work must be signatory to collective bargaining agreements with specific trades or demonstrate the ability to maintain labor harmony. Funding is provided through multiple grants, including FHWA, LACMTA, the State of California Transportation Agency, and the U.S. DOT MARAD, necessitating compliance with DBE Program requirements. Responsive bidders must hold a valid California Contractor’s license, provide acceptable insurance, and may be required to provide bonding for 100 percent of their contract value, with bond premiums reimbursed by Kiewit. Interested firms must coordinate through the BuildingConnected system by the September 15, 2026, deadline.
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NAICS: 561612
New
Federal
Turn-key Detention Facilities
Solicitation # 70CDCR26R00000026
The Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), is soliciting proposals under RFP 70CDCR26R00000026 for multiple turnkey detention facility requirements. The government intends to award separate single-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts for comprehensive services, including secure custody, facility management, food services, armed transportation, and operations and maintenance. The requirements are divided into four areas of responsibility: Denver (Requirement A), Miami (Requirement B), Philadelphia (Requirement C), and Seattle (Requirement D). Requirements A, B, and C are for non-IHSC-staffed facilities where the contractor provides health care, while Requirement D is for an IHSC-staffed facility where ICE provides health services and the contractor provides facility support. Each contract is anticipated to have a 120-month ordering period, including a 60-day transition period, with a potential six-month extension. The procurement follows a two-phase evaluation process. Phase 1 consists of an administrative and readiness screening evaluated on a pass/fail basis, focusing on legal control of the facility, zoning, and staffing readiness. Only offerors who pass Phase 1 are invited to Phase 2, which involves a technical and price proposal. Award decisions will be based on a tradeoff approach considering best value, where technical and management approach and corporate experience are weighted more heavily than price. Contractors must comply with rigorous standards, including ICE National Detention Standards 2026, ACA ALDF accreditation, and DHS PREA regulations. The proposal submission deadline was extended via Amendment A0002 to September 14, 2026, at 5:00 PM ET. Pricing is structured as a hybrid Firm-Fixed-Price and Labor-Hour IDIQ, utilizing a mandatory Detention Services Cost Statement (DSCS) and a turnkey pricing spreadsheet. The contract includes specific requirements for virtual attorney visitation, HIPAA-compliant medical services for non-IHSC facilities, and strict adherence to Title 29 labor standards. Performance is monitored through a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) and Performance Requirements Summary (PRS), with the government utilizing a Contract Discrepancy Report (CDR) process to manage performance issues.
Office Of Acquisition Management

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NAICS: 561612
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SLED
PRICE TERM AGREEMENT FOR SECURITY PATROL SERVICES FOR PARKS AND RECREATION, COUNTY OF HAWAII
Solicitation # 26-0294
The County of Hawai'i Department of Parks and Recreation is soliciting bids under IFB 26-0294 for a price term agreement to provide security patrol services at various locations, including Hilo Bayfront, Kalakaua Park, Kamana Senior Center, and the Ho'olulu Complex. The contract consists of a one-year base period starting October 1, 2026, with four subsequent one-year option periods. Bids are due by September 21, 2026, at 2:00 pm HST and must be submitted electronically through the OpenGov Procurement System. The award will be granted to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The scope of work requires the contractor to provide roving security personnel using both on-foot and motorized transportation to enforce park rules and Hawai'i County Code Chapters 14 and 15. Key deliverables include the installation and maintenance of a checkpoint system with at least 20 designated points, weekly reports verifying checks every two hours, and daily security logs submitted via email. Qualified bidders must hold a Private Detectives and Guard License and a current license from the State Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, along with various state tax and labor law certifications. Comprehensive insurance coverage is required, including Commercial General Liability, Business Automobile Liability, Professional Liability, and Workers' Compensation.
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NAICS: 237310
New
SLED
NH-093-1(035) Farrington Highway Widening
Solicitation # B27000387
The Farrington Highway Widening project, solicitation B27000387, is an invitation for bids issued by the Hawaii Department of Transportation to develop an auxiliary lane between Nanakuli Avenue and Mohihi Street in the District of Ewa, Oahu. The scope of work includes excavation, cold-planing, paving, striping, signage, drainage structure modifications, and the installation of retaining walls. The estimated construction cost is between 35 million and 37 million dollars, with a performance period of 780 calendar days from the start work date. Bidders must hold a valid State of Hawaii General Engineering A license and submit their proposals via HiePRO by October 28, 2026. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder based on the summation of unit bid prices and approximate quantities. Key requirements include the submission of a surety bid bond for proposals exceeding 25,000 dollars, as well as performance and labor and material payment bonds. The project adheres to federal and state regulations, including the Davis-Bacon Act, the Build America, Buy America Act, and Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 103D. Contractors are required to comply with strict prompt payment terms, paying subcontractors within 10 calendar days of receiving progress payments from the agency. Final acceptance is determined by the Engineer based on full compliance with contract documents, including specific quality standards for pavement smoothness and compaction.
Department of Transportation

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