The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) seeks to procure Contract Security Officer (CSO) services to enhance physical security for its employees and facilities. The contractor must provide comprehensive security services, including visitor and vehicle screening, monitoring of alarms, and emergency responses. The contractor must have extensive experience in providing armed security services, a facility clearance, and meet various qualifications for CSO personnel. The scope of work includes maintaining onsite records, conducting regular inspections, providing access control, and executing medical and drug testing requirements. The CSOs are expected to perform duties outlined in the Facility Post Orders and follow specific guidelines for reportable incidents, including emergency responses and security violations. The contractor must ensure that personnel possess appropriate state licenses, undergo suitability investigations, and establish a recall system for emergencies. Standards of conduct for CSOs are emphasized, focusing on professionalism and discipline. The document sets detailed operational and administrative protocols to ensure effective security management within FAA facilities, underscoring the importance of preparedness in the event of various security threats. This procurement aims to uphold the FAA's mandate for safety and security in aviation operations and facilities.