COUNTY OF WAYNE

Wayne County ADM provides specialized law enforcement and security services to federal installations, primarily supporting U.S. Army Corps of Engineers facilities in West Virginia. The contractor delivers full-spectrum protective services, including armed patrol operations, access control, surveillance monitoring, and emergency response coordination at sensitive water resource and infrastructure sites. Their technical expertise lies in perimeter security, site-specific threat mitigation, and compliance with federal law enforcement protocols for federal property, with demonstrated experience in managing security operations at remote lake and reservoir facilities under the USACE Huntington District. Their ability to maintain continuous operational readiness in geographically isolated locations distinguishes them as a trusted provider of on-site law enforcement for federal asset protection. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, specifically through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, where they have delivered both routine security patrols and administrative contract modifications to ensure continuity of law enforcement services. Their work supports critical infrastructure protection missions, aligning with DoD requirements for secure, compliant, and responsive on-site policing at non-military federal installations. Wayne County ADM’s primary focus is in NAICS 561612 (Security Guards and Patrol Services) and 922120 (Police Protection), reflecting a niche specialization in federal facility law enforcement rather than general private security. They operate within the intersection of public safety and federal property management, serving as an extension of federal law enforcement authority at Corps-managed sites, positioning them as a regional provider of mission-critical policing services for civil works infrastructure. The entity is structured as a small business (2A) with no federal certifications on record. Based on award locations, their operational presence is concentrated in rural West Virginia, particularly around USACE-managed water resource sites. Their market positioning is defined by localized expertise in federal facility security, with deep familiarity with the operational and regulatory environment of the Army Corps of Engineers.