Find Security Services RFPs in Illinois

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TitleAgencyDue DateSet-AsideEst. Value
NEW VILLAGE OF WESTMONT FIRE STATION 183 - Electrical and Low Voltagebids2026-06-05Minority Business Enterprise
United States Marine Corp Electronic Security SystemsU.S. Department Of Defense2026-06-15$21.5M
Event 3334: North Lawndale Apartments Renovation (IFB) Event 3334: Addendum 1 E…Chicago Housing Authority2026-06-17
Unarmed Uniformed Security Force (Protective Force Services)U.S. Department Of Energy2026-06-23$2.0M
Invitation for Construction Bid: Replace Fire Alarm - ETMSWNortheastern Illinois University2026-06-25
Replace Fire Alarm System - Vienna Correctional Center - Johnson County - Johns…State of Illinois Capital Development Board2026-07-21
EMERGENCY NOTICE - High Voltage Line RepairDOC - Corrections2026-08-30
Replace Fire Alarm System and Sprinkler System - Hill Correctional Center - Gal…State of Illinois Capital Development Board2026-09-15
Replace Fire Alarm System - Illinois River Correctional Center - Canton, Fulton…State of Illinois Capital Development Board2026-12-08
183 CES Repair Base Fire Alarm SystemU.S. Department Of Defense2026-12-31$1.0M
Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP)Cook County, IL - 1009 ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGYTBD

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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.

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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.

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