STATEMENT OF WORK
SECURITY GUARD SERVICES
INVITATION TO QUALIFY (ITQ) CONTRACT
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REV 3.1.2022
English fluently, possess the ability to communicate effectively, must be able to
write clear, accurate detailed reports, maintain tour (shift) logs as required, have
the ability to read, understand direction, and apply policies, rules, and detailed
orders.
Services Include: Provide personnel screening, visitor processing, package
screening and controlling/patrolling area(s) while maintaining one’s poise and
self-control under stress and be able to intercede when needed in disorderly
behavior, accidents and be capable of self-defense to ward off a potential attacker
Guards may be required to carry batons, cell phones, radio equipment and other
equipment while on duty and always carry and/or display company identification,
while on State property and must have a working knowledge of intrusion devices,
facilities system locations, significance of trouble/fire alarm signal indicators, fire
hydrants, fire extinguishers and proper use of the same. Operation of licensed
motor vehicles may also be required.
92120000-ITQ-401
Level 1: Unarmed Guard
DGS Certified Small
Business Only
Guards are to be responsible for screening: personnel, visitors and packages.
They will monitor
and control all surrounding areas of assigned facility. Assisting
Level 2: Armed Guard
Guards shall be trained in basic security guard duties and must have attained a
minimum age of twenty-one (21) years of age and shall have sufficient
knowledge of civil
law to conduct prescribed guard service. Must possess an
High School Diploma/GED and the ability to read and understand and apply
printed rules and detailed orders, ability to meet and deal with the general public.
Must be a United States Citizen, be bonded through the contract vendor, possess a
valid driver's license for sites that require roaming to operate vehicles and be
physically
able to conduct their assigned duties. Must speak, read, and write
English fluently, possess the ability to communicate effectively, must be able to
write clear, accurate detailed reports, maintain tour (shift) logs as required, have
the ability to read, understand direction, and apply policies, rules, and detailed
orders.
Shall be proficient in the use and safe handling of a firearm and qualified by Act
235 Lethal Weapons Certification. All armed guards shall have received training
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, October 10, 1974, as amended (Lethal Weapons
Training) and such training and licenses as may be required under laws now in
effect or may be enacted later.