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Shelter Security Services

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The Shelter Security Services subcontract involves the development and implementation of comprehensive security plans for prime contractors working on Wake County Procurement Services White Flag Partner projects. The selected provider will collaborate directly with designated shelter facilities to create and execute safety strategies tailored to protect both guests and staff. Due to the nature of the environment, the contract requires specialized expertise in emergency facility safety or security for congregate living settings. Key deliverables include the production of a documented security plan and the provision of active security monitoring. This opportunity is issued by the County of Wake in North Carolina under NAICS code 561612. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 3, 2026.

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Wake County security subcontract for shelter safety plans and monitoring due December 3, 2026.

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Develops and implements security plans for prime contractors on Wake County Procurement Services White Flag Partner projects. Collaborates with designated shelter facilities to create and execute a security plan ensuring the safety of guests and staff. Requires expertise in congregate living security or emergency facility safety. Delivers a documented security plan and active security monitoring.

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