What types of security services does the USMS Office of Security Contracts prioritize?

The office prioritizes physical security guard services for federal courthouses, secure prisoner transportation support, and the integration of advanced access control and surveillance technologies to protect judicial personnel and facilities.

Are security clearances required for vendors working with the USMS Office of Security Contracts?

Yes, most contracts require personnel to hold specific federal security clearances, such as Public Trust or higher, due to the sensitive nature of protecting judicial proceedings and federal facilities.

How can small businesses compete for contracts with this office?

Small businesses should focus on obtaining relevant GSA Schedule contracts for security services and monitor SAM.gov for set-aside solicitations specifically designated for service-disabled veteran-owned or 8(a) small businesses.

US MARSHALS SERVICE · Contracting Office

US DOJ, USMS OFC SECURITY CONTRACTS

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US MARSHALS

US MARSHALS SERVICE

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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

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Acquisition authority and contracting profile of US DOJ, USMS OFC SECURITY CONTRACTS.

The USMS Office of Security Contracts manages the procurement of specialized protection services, physical security infrastructure, and tactical equipment essential for safeguarding federal judicial operations. Vendors competing here typically provide armed guard services, electronic surveillance systems, and specialized security consulting tailored to the unique operational requirements of the United States Marshals Service.

Hierarchy: US MARSHALS SERVICE · DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Contracting officers at this office issue solicitations under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Vendors must be registered in the federal procurement system with a valid CAGE code to receive awards.

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