County of Orange Opengov #RCA01720010009

UNARMED SECURITY GUARD SERVICES

The County of Orange, California, through its County Procurement Office, has awarded several contracts to various security service providers, including Guardian Eagle Security Inc., for unarmed security guard services. The contracts are regional cooperative agreements with a duration of five years, starting from April 1, 2020, and ending on March 31, 2025, with no renewals. The awarded vendors include Guardian Eagle Security Inc., Allied Universal, American Guard Services, Inc., and others. The scope of services encompasses unarmed security guards, mobile patrols, guard stop services, and related security duties across multiple county facilities. The contracts specify requirements such as licensing, minimum experience, use of patrol systems, uniforms, and adherence to legal and safety standards. Pricing details include hourly rates for guards and fixed fees for patrol services, with rates applicable for each year of the contract. The procurement process involved a competitive bid via the BidSync platform, with questions posted online and responses provided through addenda. The contracts also include provisions for insurance, liability, and additional insured status, with certificates of liability insurance provided by the vendors. The primary buyer is the County of Orange, and the locations include various facilities within Orange County, California. Potential competitors for similar awards include security firms such as Allied Universal, Blackstone Consulting, Inc., G4S Secure Solutions, and others.

Description

Contract for unarmed security guard services awarded by the County of Orange to Guardian Eagle Security Inc. The contract started on April 1, 2020, and ended on March 31, 2025. The contract was a regional cooperative agreement with a firm fixed fee. The contract included provisions for holiday pay at time and a half for specified holidays. The contract amount is listed as $0, indicating possibly a cooperative agreement or pricing to be determined per usage. The contract was managed by the County Procurement Office, with contact information provided.

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