Find Security Services RFPs in Alaska

10 active opportunities· Updated daily

7+ agencies6 set-aside6 with posted budget

Active security services opportunities in Alaska right now come from agencies including bids, Alaska Department of Public Safety and U.S. Department Of Homeland Security, among others. The nearest deadline is July 16, 2026. New solicitations are added daily — sign up to get the ones matched to your business scored and delivered automatically.

TitleAgencyDue DateSet-AsideEst. Value
ANMC IT Closet Upgradesbids2026-07-16Minority Business Enterprise
Soldotna Heating UpgradeAlaska Department of Public Safety2026-07-21$150K
Hns Airport Rehabilitationbids2026-07-21Minority Business Enterprise
Uscg Airfac Cordova Fire System Repairs & InspectionU.S. Department Of Homeland Security2026-07-23$50K
N--Katm FY26 Replace Fire Alarms in up to 8NPS Alaska Region2026-07-23SBA$520K
RFQ#FPC-26-12 UAA ART 100U3 ATS ReplacementUniversity of Alaska Anchorage - Department of Facilities, Planning, & Construction2026-07-23$300K
N--Katm FY26 Replace Fire Alarms in up to 8bids2026-07-23Small Business
Wear/Pmis 351364/Electrical Serv 152A,BU.S. Department Of The Interior2026-07-30Total Small Business Set-Aside$500K
EO14398 Electric Repairs at Six Alaskan N. Parksbids2026-08-01Minority Business Enterprise
Notice of Intent to Award a Contract for RFP 681 Alaska State Capitol Chamber L…Alaska Legislative Affairs Agency2099-12-31$500K

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Security Services RFP FAQ

What certifications do security guards need for federal contracts?

FPS (Federal Protective Service) contracts typically require guards to meet LESO (Law Enforcement Security Officer) standards, including criminal background checks, drug testing, and specific training hours. Some facilities require Secret or Top Secret clearances.

How do I get started in government security contracting?

Start with local and state contracts — courthouses, city buildings, and school security. Build a track record and guard workforce. Then pursue federal contracts through FPS or direct agency solicitations. SDVOSB certification is especially valuable in security.

What's the difference between armed and unarmed security contracts?

Armed contracts pay significantly more but require additional licensing, insurance, and training. Many federal facilities require armed guards. Unarmed contracts are more accessible for newer firms. BidSparq shows these requirements in the RFP details.

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