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People's Accident Information Srvice d/b/a Securit 25-18 Francis Lewis Blvd. FLUSHING NY 11358 USA

UEI: SLED_73E3ADCFC171CCA2

People's Accident Information Srvice d/b/a Securit 25-18 Francis Lewis Blvd. FLUSHING NY 11358 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_73E3ADCFC171CCA2. It has been awarded $53,922,828 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Security Guards and Patrol Services. Top awarding agencies include 693JK4 Ost.

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693JK4 Ost$53.9M100%

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561612 - Security Guards and Patrol Services$53.9M100%

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Open opportunities in People's Accident Information Srvice d/b/a Securit 25-18 Francis Lewis Blvd. FLUSHING NY 11358 USA's top NAICS codes and agencies

Construction Safety Services IDIQThe Port of Seattle is establishing a Construction Safety Services Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to proactively manage safety across its construction activities, ensuring operations remain uninterrupted while upholding the highest safety standards. This initiative responds to evolving legal liabilities and increased court-mandated responsibilities for owners to guarantee safe construction practices, requiring a structured, forward-looking program to monitor, enforce, and improve safety protocols on all project sites. The contract will enable the Port to rapidly engage qualified service providers to deliver comprehensive safety oversight, training, and compliance services tailored to the unique constraints of port operations. The solicitation, posted on July 28, 2026, falls under NAICS code 561612 and is managed by the Port’s Construction Management division. Primary point of contact is Carol Hassard, with Ann Davidson serving as Project Manager, both reachable through official Port of Seattle communication channels. The contract will support construction activities across the Port’s facilities without specifying a fixed location, allowing flexibility for services to be delivered wherever construction occurs within the Port’s operational boundaries. The IDIQ structure will provide the Port with a streamlined mechanism to call upon contracted safety specialists as needed, ensuring continuous compliance and enhanced safety outcomes in a high-risk, high-activity environment.

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Contract Security Officer (CSO) (Armed/Unarmed) Support ServicesThe contract seeks qualified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses to provide armed and unarmed Contract Security Officer support services under a non-personal services agreement. The solicitation, issued by the Washington Headquarters Services within the Department of Defense, is designated as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside and falls under NAICS code 561612, which covers security services. Interested parties must submit proposals by the deadline of August 13, 2026, with the solicitation posted on July 20, 2026. Performance will be based at the agency’s location in Washington, DC, with a ZIP code of 20301, and all operations are expected to align with federal security protocols and requirements. Yolnie Merriweather serves as the primary point of contact for the solicitation, reachable via email and phone for inquiries related to the contract. The offering is open exclusively to eligible service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, emphasizing the Department of Defense’s commitment to supporting veteran-owned enterprises. Proposals must demonstrate capability to deliver reliable, professional security personnel whether armed or unarmed, under the terms of a non-personal services contract that ensures operational flexibility while maintaining stringent standards for safety and compliance. All responses must be submitted through the official SAM.gov portal linked in the solicitation.

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RFP Security Services 7.2026The Western Tidewater Community Services Board is soliciting sealed proposals under RFP-125135 to secure armed and unarmed security officer services for its Crisis Stabilization Unit in Suffolk, Franklin, Isle of Wight, and Southampton counties in Virginia. The contract is a requirements-based agreement, meaning services will be provided only as needed and requested, with no guaranteed minimum volume or financial obligation from the Board. Bidders must submit proposals by August 24, 2026, and the contract will be awarded through competitive negotiation to qualified firms capable of delivering essential security services on an as-needed basis. The estimated quantities provided are solely for informational purposes and do not bind the Board to any specific level of demand. The contractor acknowledges that payment will be based exclusively on the unit prices stipulated in the contract, applied only to the actual number of services rendered, regardless of whether the volume exceeds or falls below prior estimates. No claims for compensation may be made due to fluctuations in service demand. All work must be performed at the specified locations in Virginia, and the contract will remain active for its term with possible extensions. The point of contact for inquiries is Carol Ellis, reachable via phone or email, and additional details are accessible through the online vendor portal. The solicitation is open to any qualified provider without specific set-aside requirements, and responses must adhere to the terms outlined in the RFP to be considered.

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Security & Access Compliance CoordinationThe contract requires comprehensive coordination of security and access compliance for contractor personnel, focusing on managing background checks and the secure submission of personally identifiable information through the Department of Defense Secure Access File Environment. It mandates strict adherence to National Crime Information Center Level III and Terrorist Screening Database vetting protocols to ensure all individuals granted access meet federal security standards. The work must be executed in accordance with evolving regulatory requirements to maintain compliance across the entire contractor lifecycle. This is a total small business set-aside subcontract under NAICS code 561612, awarded by the Department of Defense through W072 Endist Pittsburgh, with performance designated to occur in Fairmont, West Virginia, at ZIP code 26554. Bids must be submitted by August 10, 2026, and the opportunity was posted on July 27, 2026. The scope centers on ensuring seamless integration of security processes with DoD systems while maintaining full accountability for personnel vetting and PII protection, all within a small business contractual framework.

W072 Endist Pittsburgh

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Security Compliance and Personnel Vetting SupportThe contract calls for comprehensive background investigations at the NACI and T1 levels for contractor personnel working under Department of Defense requirements, ensuring all individuals meet stringent security thresholds prior to accessing sensitive facilities or information. In addition to conducting these vetting procedures, the contractor is responsible for fully supporting the Contractor Security Representative duties, which include maintaining compliance with DoD security protocols, managing personnel clearance status, coordinating with government security offices, and ensuring all security policies are effectively implemented and documented on-site. All work must be performed in Sasebo, with the contracting activity led by the Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center Yokosuka. The solicitation is open only for subcontractors and closes on August 4, 2026, with a NAICS code of 561612 indicating the focus on investigation and security services. The emphasis is on reliable, timely, and accurate execution of personnel security functions to sustain operational readiness and protect national security interests at the designated location.

Navsup Flt Logistics Ctr Yokosuka

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Classified Information and Special Nuclear Material Access ControlThe contract requires the provision of physical security, access control, and visitor escort services for areas housing classified information and special nuclear material, strictly adhering to the Atomic Energy Act and Department of Energy regulations. Services must ensure the integrity and protection of sensitive sites, with personnel trained and cleared to handle high-security environments where national security information and nuclear materials are present. The contract is listed as a subcontract under NAICS code 561612, with a posting date of July 27, 2026, and a response deadline of July 31, 2026. Performance is centered in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, with all operations tied to the Department of Energy’s facility managed by ORNL UT-Battelle LLC. Compliance with federal security standards is mandatory, and contractors must be prepared to support continuous, high-integrity security protocols in a controlled environment under DOE oversight.

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Personnel Vetting & PIV Credentialing SupportThe contract seeks administrative support for personnel vetting, background checks, and PIV card enrollment services in full compliance with federal standards for accessing secured facilities. This support is critical to ensuring that individuals undergoing vetting meet the required security protocols and are properly credentialized to gain authorized site access. The work will be performed at a location with a zip code of 64128, and all processes must align with mandated federal regulations governing identity verification and physical security clearance. This is a subcontract under a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside, designated by NAICS code 561612, and administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the 255-NETWORK Contract Office 15. The solicitation was posted on July 27, 2026, with a response deadline of August 10, 2026, at 1:00 PM. Only qualified small businesses owned and controlled by service-disabled veterans are eligible to bid, emphasizing the government’s commitment to supporting veteran-owned enterprises. All activities under this contract require strict adherence to federal security and administrative guidelines to ensure the integrity of personnel access systems.

255-NETWORK Contract Office 15 (36C255)

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Temporary Security and Site Access ManagementThe contract titled Temporary Security and Site Access Management is a small business set-aside subcontract under the NAICS code 561612, issued by the Department of State through Acquisitions - Aqm Momentum for work to be performed at the U.S. Embassy in Seoul. It requires comprehensive coordination of personnel access control and escort logistics for uncleared local labor, ensuring all movements and activities within the embassy compound comply strictly with the security protocols established by the Regional Security Officer. The scope encompasses managing the flow of non-cleared personnel, providing continuous oversight during their presence on site, and maintaining full adherence to U.S. government security directives to safeguard classified information and facilities. Response submissions are due by September 7, 2026, and the contract is specifically reserved for small businesses as defined by the Small Business Administration. The work is critical to the embassy’s operational integrity, requiring a high degree of precision in scheduling, documentation, and real-time coordination with embassy security personnel. All activities must align with the RSO’s authority and reporting standards, emphasizing accountability, confidentiality, and compliance with U.S. diplomatic security policies. The place of performance is exclusively in Seoul, with no alternate locations permitted, and all contractors must demonstrate proven experience in managing sensitive access environments within U.S. diplomatic missions.

Acquisitions - Aqm Momentum

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Multi - AOR Armed Guard Transportation ServicesThis contract is for the provision, operation, and management of armed guard transportation services for detainees under U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), covering the Baltimore, Boston, Newark, New York City, and Washington Areas of Responsibility and their surrounding regions, including all of New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and occasionally extending to North Carolina and Georgia. The contractor must supply 24/7 uniformed transportation officer staff year-round to ensure the safe and secure movement and guardianship of detainees in compliance with ICE National Detention Standards (NDS) 2025, USDOT regulations on driving time, and all applicable federal, state, and local laws. The contract is structured as a Hybrid Firm-Fixed Price/Time and Material Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) with a five-year ordering period comprising a base year and four one-year options, allowing task orders to be issued unilaterally by the government and to last up to 12 months each, with limited extensions permitted under specific conditions. The contract includes stringent performance, compliance, and administrative requirements. Offerors must submit proposals across four volumes, with pricing restricted to Volume IV, and face a pass/fail gate for Carrier Compliance in Volume I — failure to submit valid documentation eliminates an offeror immediately. Technical factors, including Demonstrated Experience, Case Study Scenario, and operational Plans, are significantly more important than price in the trade-off evaluation process. Contractors must maintain an IT Security Plan compliant with FISMA and other federal regulations, provide annual security training for employees, and ensure all personnel are U.S. citizens with at least a high school diploma or GED and valid Social Security Cards. Quality assurance is governed by a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) and a Contractor-developed Quality Control Plan, both of which are subject to government approval. Payment is contingent on monthly reporting including route logs, detainee counts, vehicle and personnel details, and expense records, with potential invoice deductions of up to 40% for safety violations or 30% for community/staff protection failures. The contractor is also responsible for IT security on all DHS-connected systems, insurance coverage meeting federal thresholds, and full sanitization of government-related data upon closeout, and must register in SAM.gov with an active Unique Entity Identifier and CAGE code to remain eligible. All deliverables are subject to a 30-day government acceptance window, and

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TRANSPORTATION_SUPPORT_FOR_TEXASThe solicitation, identified as RFP 70CDCR26R00000021, seeks commercial services to provide statewide armed ground transportation, 24/7/365 centralized dispatch operations, and a contractor-hosted secure web portal in support of ICE ERO’s 287(g) Program across Texas, with dispatch operations based in the greater Nashville, TN area and service delivery extending to ICE facilities in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. The acquisition is not set aside for small businesses, requiring large offerors to submit individual subcontracting plans, and it is not a rated order under the Defense Priorities and Allocations System. Performance is governed by the Performance Work Statement in Attachment 01, with all technical, operational, and delivery requirements detailed in Sections C, F, and E of the solicitation, including specific performance standards, deliverables, and place-of-performance locations. The contract will include base and option periods, with pricing and line item details provided in Section B and Attachment 02. Proposals must be submitted electronically by August 10, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time to the designated points of contact, with the subject line referencing the RFP number, and must comply with all instructions in Sections L and K, which contain the necessary provisions, representations, and certifications. The contract will incorporate commercial item terms and additional clauses related to labor, security, privacy, FedRAMP, and information security, found in Sections I and H. All offerors are required to review these sections thoroughly, along with Section G for formatting and administrative guidelines. The contracting officer, Shane Crowl, and secondary point of contact, Brittany Tobias, are the designated representatives for inquiries, with the contract to be managed under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Acquisition Management based in Washington, DC.

Office Of Acquisition Management

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Security Plan Development & Access Control Systems

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Small Business / DVBE Subcontracting ParticipationThis contract opportunity is designed to encourage participation from certified Small Businesses and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises in providing a distinct element of security services under a larger project managed by the California Department of Water Resources. Eligible businesses must assume management control and perform a Commercially Useful Function, ensuring meaningful involvement in the execution of security-related tasks rather than passive roles. The subcontracting arrangement is structured to promote genuine economic inclusion and operational responsibility for certified participants. The solicitation is open for submissions until September 17, 2026, with the opportunity posted on July 24, 2026. It falls under NAICS Code 561612, which corresponds to Security Services, and is specifically targeted at creating pathways for Small Businesses and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises to engage in federal- and state-funded work. While the exact location of performance is unspecified, the contracting entity is the State of California, and interested parties must access the opportunity through the official eProcurement portal to submit responses and obtain further details.

California Department of Water Resources

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Mobile Patrol and Rapid Response ServicesThe contract seeks qualified vendors to provide roving mobile security units for patrolling multiple State Water Project sites, with a focus on rapid response to alarms and incidents. Services must be delivered using insured vehicles and supported by real-time communication systems to ensure immediate situational awareness and coordinated action across dispersed locations. The work requires continuous readiness to respond to security events, with an emphasis on proactive surveillance, threat mitigation, and efficient incident handling aligned with the operational needs of critical water infrastructure. This is a subcontract opportunity issued by the California Department of Water Resources under NAICS code 561612, with a response deadline of September 17, 2026. The scope of work targets the protection of key facilities within the State Water Project system, necessitating a vendor capable of staffing and deploying mobile units across varied terrain and weather conditions. While specific performance locations are not detailed, the requirement implies statewide coverage of multiple sites, demanding robust logistical planning, reliable technology integration, and adherence to state security protocols. Interested parties must submit proposals prior to the deadline to be considered for award.

California Department of Water Resources

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Unarmed Security Guard Services – Stationed PostsThe California Department of Water Resources is seeking qualified vendors to provide unarmed security personnel for fixed posts across state water project facilities, with responsibilities including monitoring access points, conducting regular patrols, and responding promptly to any incidents or security concerns. The services will be delivered at multiple locations throughout the state, requiring personnel to be stationed at critical infrastructure sites to ensure the safety and integrity of the State Water Project. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 561612, which encompasses security services for fixed locations, and no set-aside provisions are specified. The solicitation was posted on July 24, 2026, with proposals due by September 17, 2026, at 11:00 PM Pacific Time. All work must be performed at designated DWR facilities, though specific geographic locations and office addresses are not detailed in the posting. Interested parties can access the official solicitation through the California eProcurement portal using the provided link. Contractors must be prepared to meet operational requirements for continuous coverage, maintain appropriate training and screening standards for unarmed personnel, and comply with all state and federal regulations governing security services at critical infrastructure sites.

California Department of Water Resources

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IFB 10212689 - Security Guard ServicesThe California Department of Water Resources is seeking qualified providers to deliver unarmed security guard services across facilities within the State Water Project throughout California, under solicitation number 10212689. The contract requires comprehensive security operations including personnel staffing, incident response, access control, reporting, and customer service aligned with DWR’s protocols and performance metrics. All work must comply with California-specific regulations including Wage Order 9, Public Contract Code sections, and Standard Agreement Std. 213 Rev. 03/2019, with key deliverables tracked through quarterly performance reviews and defined Key Performance Indicators such as response times, complaint limits, and staffing compliance. Contractors must hold valid BSIS guard cards for all personnel, pass motor vehicle record checks, and comply with mandatory background screenings. Proposals must be submitted in two sealed envelopes—technical and cost—and must include completed certifications on DVBE and Small Business status, Darfur and Iran Contracting Act compliance, Generative AI usage disclosure, and detailed subcontractor plans with commercially useful function requirements. The evaluation process is a three-phase approach starting with compliance screening, followed by cost review for qualified firms, and concluding with the application of socioeconomic preferences to identify the lowest monetary responsible proposer meeting minimum technical standards. The contract is contingent upon legislative appropriations and includes a 10% payment retention under Public Contract Code §10346 until final completion. Subcontractors require prior written approval and must adhere to all prime contract terms, with no direct payment obligations owed by the State. Key personnel substitutions are restricted to a seven-day notice and require DWR’s written authorization, and the department retains the right to demand immediate removal of any individual for security reasons at the contractor’s expense. Overtime must be pre-approved, and additional personnel may be requested during emergencies without cost to the State. Contractors are fully liable for lost, damaged, or stolen DWR equipment and must return or purge all proprietary materials upon termination. The State may terminate the contract with 30 days’ written notice and reimburse reasonable incurred costs. Special clauses prohibit organizational conflicts of interest, commissions or contingent fees, and require ongoing disclosure of adversarial representation. Insurance must be primary with carriers rated A or better, and all proposals must include signed certifications under penalty of perjury. Submission is required through the Cal eProcure portal or via hard copy and USB with original signatures, and the deadline for response is September 17, 2026. Vinay Singh serves as the sole point of contact for

California Department of Water Resources

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Security Supervision and Shift ManagementThe contract involves the on-site supervision and management of security operations across multiple locations under the oversight of the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs of Jamaica. Key responsibilities include coordinating shift schedules, ensuring adherence to security protocols, managing incident reporting procedures, and maintaining full compliance with governmental standards. Contractors must work closely with Ministry officials to align security activities with institutional requirements and respond promptly to operational needs across all assigned sites. The contract is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 561612, indicating it pertains to security services and management. It was posted on July 24, 2026, with a response deadline of August 31, 2026, at 8:00 PM. The work is to be performed in Jamaica under the direction of the Government of Jamaica, with no specific location details provided beyond the jurisdictional scope. All activities must support the broader mandate of the Ministry, requiring a high degree of coordination, accountability, and operational flexibility among security personnel under direct supervision.

Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs

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Unarmed Security Personnel – Rural and Satellite FacilitiesThe contract entails the deployment of unarmed security personnel to provide essential safety and access control services at rural justice centers, magistrate offices, and other administrative buildings across Jamaica. Responsibilities include conducting visitor screening, monitoring surveillance systems, and performing routine patrols to ensure the security of personnel, visitors, and facilities. The services are aimed at enhancing operational safety in underserved and satellite locations where formal law enforcement presence may be limited. The work will be carried out under a subcontract structure, with performance expected to align with the standards and protocols established by the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. The solicitation is open for responses until August 31, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 561612, which corresponds to investigation and security services. While no specific set-aside provisions are indicated, the contract is managed by the Government of Jamaica through its Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. Interested parties must submit proposals through the official electronic procurement portal prior to the deadline, with all performance activities expected to occur at various rural and satellite locations throughout the country. The lack of a designated point of contact suggests that all inquiries should be directed through the public procurement platform linked within the posting.

Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs

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Armed Security Personnel Deployment – Urban Justice FacilitiesThe Government of Jamaica, through the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, is seeking qualified subcontractors to provide armed security personnel for high-risk urban justice facilities in Kingston, Montego Bay, and Spanish Town, including courthouses and detention centers. The primary responsibilities of the security team encompass access control, threat deterrence, and rapid emergency response to ensure the safety and integrity of judicial operations and the individuals within these facilities. The contract requires personnel to be trained, vetted, and equipped to operate in volatile environments, with strict adherence to established protocols and government standards. Interested parties must submit their proposals by August 31, 2026, with the solicitation issued under NAICS code 561612, which classifies security services for government facilities. The solicitation does not specify a set-aside category and is structured as a subcontract opportunity, indicating that prime contractors may be involved in the procurement chain. All performance activities must occur at the designated justice facilities in the three cities, and while no point of contact is listed, the official portal for submission and further details is accessible via the Jamaica Electronic Procurement System. Bidders are expected to demonstrate proven experience in armed security operations within institutional settings and compliance with national security regulations.

Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs

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