Federal Protective Service Basic Service Charge and Building Specific Service Charge

Provides for the identification of the threat

• An annual systematic assessment of the threat and identification of the most vulnerable facilities.
• Continuous criminal intelligence networking with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies.
• FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces' Federal Protective Service investigators focused primarily on federal workplaces

Provides for reduction of the threat

• Federal police protection from disruption by major demonstrations (i.e. World Trade Organization, International Monetary Fund, political conventions, Free Trade Agreement of the Americas, terrorist trials).
• Monitoring and remote troubleshooting of perimeter building alarms 24/7 by state-of-the-art Mega Centers.
• Facility Security Risk Management Surveys.
• Criminal investigations to reduce crimes in facilities.
• Emergency law enforcement response where a threat is the highest.
• Technical assistance in security designs for modifications, leases or construction of buildings.
• Daycare, security guard and building contractor background checks.

Provides for Expert Assistance

• Workplace violence and crime prevention presentations.
• Assistance with Occupant Emergency Plans.
• Security planning and consulting with customers.

Building Specific Service Charge

Provides for Contract Security Guard Program

Contracted security services for specific buildings, such as controlling access to entrances and exits, interior patrols and visitor screening.

Provides for Security Systems

Purchasing, installing and maintaining security devices, such as cameras, alarms and x-ray machines. May include enhancements such as vehicle barriers and security landscaping where required.

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