District of Columbia Cobblestone Systems #CFOPD-24-C-011

Award for armed security services at District of Columbia Office of Lottery and Gaming facilities and events

The District of Columbia awarded CSI Corporation of DC a multi-year contract for armed security at Office of Lottery and Gaming facilities and events. - Government buyer: Government of the District of Columbia, Office of the Chief Financial Officer, Office of Contracts, on behalf of the Office of Lottery and Gaming (OLG). - Awarded vendor: CSI Corporation of DC. No product OEMs or manufacturers are identified; this is a services contract. - Scope: Armed security for OLG headquarters, equipment, employees, visitors and patrons, events, and other facilities under OLG authority. - Staffing and equipment requirements include at least five Special Police Officers (SPOs), one part-time SPO, one Site Supervisor, and three vetted and trained substitute SPOs. Personnel must be armed and licensed; the contractor must provide firearms, fitted bullet-resistant vests, two firearm safes, dedicated cellphones, and monthly parking passes. - Contract structure and value: Firm-fixed unit pricing, with a base-year not-to-exceed amount of $701,977.10. The latest exercised option brings the cumulative ceiling to $2,980,968.70; the third option-year funding is capped at $789,675.20. - Term: One-year base period with four one-year options; three options have been exercised. The latest exercised period is Option Year Three. - Additional notable requirement: Officers are paid by wire transfer, and the contractor must compensate them for wire-transfer fees, including applicable retroactive fees. - The award is designated for certified District small business enterprise offerors.

Description

The contract is for security services for the District of Columbia Office of Lottery and Gaming. The work includes protecting OLG headquarters, its equipment and employees, individuals visiting the headquarters, OLG events, and other facilities under OLG authority. The contract was awarded to CSI Corporation of DC and has a requirements-type structure based on firm fixed unit prices. The contract identifies a small business enterprise set-aside and lists four one-year option periods.

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