unarmed-security-guard-services-at-kent-county-department-of-social-services
Federal opportunity from Maryland Department of Human Services. Place of performance: MD. Response deadline: Jun 19, 2012.
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Unarmed Security Guard Services at Kent County Department of Social Services Date Issued: May 18, 2012 Date Due: June 19, 2012 DHR AGENCY CONTROL NUMBER: KCDSS/LGASG/13-001-S Loading No files to display.
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The Maryland Department of Human Services is seeking proposals for unarmed security guard services specifically at the Kent County Department of Social Services. The solicitation was posted on May 18, 2012, and responses are due by June 19, 2012. This opportunity is identified under the DHR Agency Control Number KCDSS/LGASG/13-001-S.
The buyer aims to procure unarmed security guard services to enhance safety and security at the Kent County Department of Social Services facility.
- Secure the facility with unarmed personnel
- Ensure safety of staff and visitors
- Monitor access points to the facility
- Proposal outlining security personnel qualifications
- Relevant past performance documentation
- Cost proposal for the services
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- Details regarding the scope of services required
- Information on the expected duration of services
- Specific requirements for security personnel training and certifications
- Clarification on performance metrics for the security services
- Any industry or local regulations that may apply
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