Fitzia L. Justice

Fitzia L. Justice serves as a key procurement lead within the FPS East CCG Division 3 Acquisition Division under the Department of Homeland Security, where they oversee the acquisition of integrated security systems and support services critical to federal facility protection. Responsible for managing the full lifecycle of contracts—from requirement validation to award and performance monitoring—Justice ensures alignment with DHS mission priorities centered on manned security operations and advanced video surveillance infrastructure. Their portfolio primarily includes complex, performance-based solicitations for physical security enhancements, access control systems, and real-time monitoring platforms, often requiring coordination with law enforcement and infrastructure protection teams. Justice maintains strong, ongoing relationships with two primary contractors: Simmons & Golden Security LLC and GXC MAX INC. These partnerships reflect a consistent preference for vendors with proven expertise in integrated security solutions, including CCTV deployment, intrusion detection systems, and command center support services. The working relationship is characterized by repeat engagements, performance-driven evaluations, and a focus on vendors capable of delivering scalable, interoperable security technologies across high-risk federal sites. There is no reliance on socioeconomic set-asides; all procurements are conducted as full and open competitions, reflecting a mission-driven emphasis on technical capability and operational readiness over socioeconomic preferences. This approach underscores a commitment to securing the most qualified providers based on merit, compliance, and past performance. The procurement portfolio is evenly split between NAICS 561621 (Security Systems Services) and NAICS 621511 (Medical Laboratories), indicating a dual focus on physical security infrastructure and specialized laboratory support services—likely tied to biothreat detection or forensic analysis capabilities at federal facilities. Justice’s technical expertise spans both cybersecurity-adjacent physical security systems and regulated medical testing environments, demonstrating a unique interdisciplinary command of security and health safety procurement domains.