Domestic Guard Services

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ALL INTERESTED OFFERORS SHALL NEED TO a) REQUEST EXPLICIT ACCESS VIA FBO FOR D OCUMENTS POSTED b) THROUGHLY REVIEW PARAGRAPH 4, 5 AND 6 GIVEN HEREIN 1. The U.S. Department of State (DoS) has a requirement for a qualified Contractor to provide highly trained and professional security force, hereinafter referred to as the DoS Diplomatic Security, Uniformed Protective Division (UPD), which directly support the Domestic Facilities Protection Office (DS/DO/DFP). This requirement is to manage protection security force to: a) Protect life and property, b) Protect and control classified/sensitive information/property, c) Prevent unauthorized access to facilities or other venues und er charge of DS; d) Maintain order at DoS facilities or other venues under charge of DS. e) Deter criminal activity and when appropriate, apprehend violators in and around all DoS controlled facilities or other venues under charge of DS nation-wide, to include Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. 2. The Contractor shall be expected to provide their organizational structure, management, and qualified staff at levels adequate to meet or exceed the requirement contained in the solicitation Performance Work Statement (PWS). The Contractor shall be required to provide services in a manner that prevent loss or injury to U.S. personnel, property; destruction of assets; to prevent unauthorized access; and deter potential terrorist attacks. Anticipated period of performance is one base year and four one-year options (to be exercised at the sole discretion of the Government). 3. Required NAICS is 561612 4. Recommended or suggested requirements for this effort are as follows: a) The Offeror should have at least 10 years' overall experience providing 24/7 Armed Uniformed Protective Guard Services to the United States Government or the private sector (must be able to provide evidence of at least 3 Armed Uniformed Protective Guard Services contracts performed during the last 10 years) as part of their experience a…

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