S--STLI - Unarmed Guard Services

Sources Sought Notice

This notice is for informational purposes only and is not a Request for Proposal (RFP). The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking to determine the availability and capability of potential small businesses (including 8(a), HUBZone, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned, and Woman-Owned) for unarmed guard services at the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island National Monuments. The government anticipates a competitive procurement for a single award contract.

• Provide comprehensive security guard services to ensure the safety of visitors, personnel, and facilities.

• Services include management, supervision, manpower, training, equipment, supplies, licenses, permits, insurance, pre-employment screenings, and reporting.

• Duties encompass patrol, screening, package/bag inspection, alarm/CCTV monitoring, and emergency services.

• Capability to staff up to 17 security screening lanes and monitor all security systems with approximately 65-75 guards daily.

• Projected hours: ~137,500 hours/year for NY guards and ~45,500 hours/year for NJ guards.

• Contractor employees must be US citizens or lawfully admitted aliens, possess required licenses, undergo an ANACI background investigation and E-QIP approval, and pass a pre-employment drug screening.

• Estimated Period of Performance: March 8, 2027 – March 7, 2032

• Anticipated Contract Type: Labor-Hour

• This is a sources sought notice, not a solicitation. Responses are for market research.

• Interested parties should submit capabilities information.

• A draft Performance Work Statement (PWS) is included; questions are encouraged.

• Specifically seeking capabilities from SMALL BUSINESSES, CERTIFIED 8(a) SMALL BUSINESSES, CERTIFIED HUBZONE SMALL BUSINESSES, CERTIFIED SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN-OWNED SMALL BUSINESSES, and/or WOMAN-OWNED SMALL BUSINESSES.

• Applicable NAICS code: 561612 (Security Guards and Patrol Services) with a small business size standard of $29,000,000.00.

• Submit Name of Firm, Address, POC details, UEI Number, SAM Registration Status, Business Size Status, and a tailored capability statement (max 10 pages) addressing PWS requirements and organizational/staffing capabilities.

• Responses are due no later than March 2, 2026, at 12:00 PM (EST).

• Submit responses to Shawn Baublitz (shawn_baublitz@nps.gov), Emily McCollaum (emily_mccollaum@nps.gov), and Matthew Keith (matthew_keith@nps.gov).

Performance Work Statement (PWS)

To provide high-quality unarmed security guard services for the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island National Monuments (STLI) to ensure the safety and security of visitors, employees, and property during regular operations, surge periods, and special events.

Services include access control, personnel and package screening, patrol operations, dispatch, CCTV monitoring, and emergency response. The contractor will provide all necessary personnel, equipment, tools, supervision, and materials, except for Government-Furnished Property (GFP).

• Types of Services: Operational Services (normal hours), Surge Hour Services (outside normal hours for operational needs), and Special Event Services (for one-time events).

• Place of Performance: Designated STLI duty posts including Battery Park, Liberty State Park, Liberty Island, Ellis Island, Marine Inspection Office (MIO), and the Liberty Command Center.

• Staffing & Personnel: Guards must be at least 21 years old, US citizens or legally authorized to work, possess valid NY/NJ security licenses, have a high school education, and meet specific experience requirements (e.g., public interaction, English proficiency, stress management). Specific experience is required for Alarm Monitors and guards at Post IV and MIO. A Program Manager and Site Commander are key personnel.

• Training: Initial and annual training is required, with specific hours mandated for different roles (Guards, Command Center, Supervisors). Costs are borne by the contractor.

• Background Investigations: All personnel must undergo USPP background screening (ANACI investigation) and suitability checks. Criminal history must be disclosed.

• Type of Contract: Labor Hour Contract.

• Period of Performance: One 12-month base year and four 12-month option years (March 8, 2027 – March 7, 2031).

• Quality Control: Contractor must implement an approved Quality Control Plan and conduct daily inspections.

• Reporting: Requires electronic timekeeping, duty post logs, monthly activity reports, and personnel folders.

• Uniforms: Contractor-provided uniforms must be approved by the Contracting Officer.

• Security: Adherence to Post Orders and the Security Guard Information Manual (SGIM) is mandatory. A drug-free workplace policy and random drug testing are required.

• Government-Furnished Property (GFP): Includes screening equipment, IT systems, facilities, and identification cards. Maintenance is typically the government's responsibility unless due to contractor negligence.

• Contractor-Furnished Property (CFP): Includes uniforms, PPE, dosimeters, administrative supplies, ISP, and telephone services for specific locations.

• The PWS details specific duties, post orders, and standards of conduct. Attachments referenced throughout the document provide further detail on schedules, forms, and manuals.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is an "ID Application and Background Check Request" form for the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island. It is used by the United States Park Police (USPP) to collect information for background investigations prior to an individual's entry on duty or for suitability and fitness determinations.

• Applicant's personal information (name, DOB, address, contact details, etc.).
• Race, sex, ethnicity, and citizenship details.
• Identification details (type, issuing authority, number, expiration).
• Employment history and supervisor information.
• Questions regarding criminal history, past employment terminations, previous work at Liberty/Ellis Island/Battery Park, military service, and membership in organizations advocating for overthrowing the U.S. government.
• Privacy Act Statement detailing the authority, purpose, and uses of the collected information.
• Certification statement by the applicant.
• Requirements for submitting two forms of identification, with at least one being primary.

This form is likely required for individuals who will be working on or accessing the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island, potentially including personnel working under government contracts. Bidders whose personnel will require access or identification for this opportunity will need to complete this form accurately. Failure to provide information may result in delays or denial of entry.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "Attachment J-1: Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP)", outlines the procedures and guidelines the National Park Service (NPS) will use to monitor and evaluate the contractor's performance for Unarmed Guard Services at the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island National Monument. It details the methods for ensuring required performance standards and service levels are met.

• Purpose: To describe systematic methods for monitoring performance, identifying documentation needs, and ensuring payment only for services received.
• Roles and Responsibilities: Defines the roles of the Contracting Officer (CO) and Contracting Officer's Representative (COR).
• Performance Standards: References the SOW and Attachment 1 for required performance standards and quality levels.
• Monitoring Methodologies: Outlines surveillance techniques (e.g., random monitoring, 100% inspection) and acceptable quality levels (AQLs).
• Documentation: Specifies the use of monitoring forms and the performance management feedback loop.
• Analysis and Reporting: Details how performance will be assessed, reported (monthly reports), and how issues will be reviewed and resolved.
• Attachments: Includes "Performance Requirements Summary" and a "Sample Quality Assurance Monitoring Form".

This QASP is crucial for bidders as it defines how their performance will be measured and evaluated. Understanding the surveillance techniques, performance standards, acceptable quality levels, and reporting requirements will help bidders prepare more accurate proposals and manage their operations effectively to meet government expectations and avoid negative impacts on payments or contract status.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "Attachment J-12 SECURITY GUARDS CONTRACT GUARD INSPECTION REPORT," is a form designed for inspecting the performance and adherence to requirements of contract security guards. It serves as a tool for supervisors to document their findings during site inspections.

• Post Inspection Checklist: Questions cover staffing, guard alertness, uniform and appearance, performance of duties, and timely submission of required logs/reports/timesheets.
• Miscellaneous Contract Requirements/Inspection: Questions address property accountability, event documentation procedures, and personnel file currency.
• Inspection Details: Fields for Date, Contractor, Contract #, Inspection Times (Begin/End), and Inspection Report #.
• Personnel: Sections for Supervisory Signature & Date and COTR's Signature & Date.
• Legend: Defines abbreviations used: Y=Yes, N=No, N/I=Not Inspected, N/A=Not Applicable.

While this is an inspection report form, bidders should be aware of the specific performance standards and requirements that will be evaluated. Understanding these inspection points can help in structuring proposals and ensuring compliance with contract expectations related to security guard services.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This document outlines the "Post Orders" for security guards, detailing their duties and responsibilities in accordance with a contract with the COR (Contracting Officer's Representative).

Security guards are required to perform a variety of security-related duties, which may include:

• Access control

• Package and personnel screening

• Visitor processing

• Communications

• Patrol operations

• Monitoring CCTV and dispatching

• Detecting suspicious behavior

• Emergency response

• Visitor relations

• Guards must be familiar with post orders and assigned duties.

• Provide brief to on-coming guards.

• Be knowledgeable of emergency equipment and procedures.

• Control access and maintain surveillance of assigned areas.

• Perform package inspections using automated technology or manual/visual means.

• Operate security equipment (X-ray machines, magnetometers, etc.) after proper training.

• Conduct and report on security equipment performance tests.

• Answer questions and provide directions to visitors and tenants.

• Safeguard issued keys and access control devices.

• Report alarms, malfunctions, safety hazards, and unauthorized access attempts.

• Assist with crowd control during emergencies.

• Maintain orderly and safe flow of traffic.

• Be at assigned post in full uniform until properly relieved.

• Report incidents and maintain logs.

• Be mentally alert and physically ready to enforce identification and access systems.

• Respond to emergencies (fires, floods, catastrophes) and notify the NPS Command and Control Center.

• Act as primary security response until law enforcement arrives if necessary.

• Specific duties are detailed for guards at screening equipment posts, sentry posts, Battery Park, Marine Inspection Office (MIO), Liberty Island, Ellis Bridge, and the Command Center.

Not explicitly stated in this document, but implies ongoing security services at various National Park Service (NPS) locations.

• Guards must be in full uniform.
• No security guard is permitted to work alone on any post containing security equipment without prior training.
• Communication is considered law enforcement sensitive.
• Guards are expected to make safety a high priority.
• Specific screening procedures are outlined for different locations (e.g., Battery Park, MIO, Ellis Bridge).
• Guards at MIO and Ellis Bridge must regulate access and issue temporary identification/passes.
• Command Center duties include operating radio systems, CCTV, and coordinating with law enforcement.
• Guards are prohibited from personal visits or parking personal vehicles at MIO and Ellis Bridge locations.

Forms / Attachments / Pricing Sheets

This document provides a detailed breakdown of required hours for security screening operations at the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island for Option Year Three, covering the period from January 2, 2025, through March 7, 2025. It specifies hours for various roles including Site Commanders, Unarmed Guards (NY and NJ), Supervisors (NY and NJ), and Alarm Monitors (NJ).

• Site Commander Hours: Details daily and total hours required for Site Commanders across different date ranges within the option year.
• Unarmed Guard Hours: Breaks down hours for guards at various posts including Military Inspection Office (MIO), Battery Park Screening, Battery Park Sentry Post, Liberty Island Secondary Screening, Liberty Island Surge Hours, Liberty State Park, and Ellis Island Bridge. Specific hours, days, and number of guards per day are listed.
• Supervisor Hours: Outlines hours for Operational Supervisors at Battery Park Screening and Liberty Island Secondary Screening, including surge hours. It also details hours for supervisors at Liberty State Park.
• Alarm Monitor Hours: Specifies hours for Alarm Monitors at the Command Center in NJ.
• Notes: Includes important details such as exclusions for weekends, early start times for specific locations (Battery Park, Liberty Park), closure of Liberty State Park for a period, and longer working hours for Site Commanders and Supervisors compared to staff.

This document is crucial for bidders to understand the specific labor hour requirements for each role and location during the specified period. It provides the quantitative basis for staffing, resource allocation, and pricing proposals for this option year of the security screening contract.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) required between the United States Park Police/National Park Service ("Owner") and a Contract Security Guard ("Recipient"). It outlines the terms under which sensitive information will be disclosed to the Recipient to assist in fulfilling duties related to the NPS/Security Guard Contract.

• Defines "Confidential Information" broadly, including information obtained via CCTV, conversations, law enforcement bulletins, incidents witnessed on NPS property, and sensitive information broadcasted over U.S. Park Police/NPS Dispatch.
• Specifies exclusions from confidential information, such as publicly known matters, information rightfully received from a third party, independently developed information, or information disclosed with prior written consent.
• States that failure to comply with the confidentiality requirement can result in removal from NPS work locations and possible criminal prosecution.
• Includes signature fields for the Recipient, Witness, and date.

Potential bidders should be aware that this NDA is a required document. It signifies the sensitive nature of the information the contracted security guard will handle and the strict confidentiality obligations they must adhere to. Bidders should ensure their personnel understand and are prepared to sign this agreement as a condition of contract performance.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "Statue of Liberty Security Guard Verification Document" (Attachment J-4), is a form to be completed by the contractor to certify that an employee has met all specified requirements for security guard duties. It serves as a verification of the employee's qualifications and the proper filing of supporting documentation.

• Employee's Name
• Task Order Number
• A checklist of required documents/certifications, including:
  • Resume / Transcripts / Diploma
  • Vision & Hearing Certification
  • Pre-employment Drug Screening
  • Initial Training Completion (Guards working at screening site)
  • Initial Supervisory Training Completion (if applicable)
  • Initial Command Center Training Completion (if applicable)
  • Initial Sentry Guard Training Completion (if applicable)
  • Passing Score On Written Examination
  • State Security Guard License(s)
  • Signed non-disclosure form
• Fields for "Date Completed / Filed" for each item.
• Signature and printed name of the Contractor's Authorized Representative, and date.

Bidders responding to this opportunity will need to understand that this form is a required submission for personnel assigned to the contract. It outlines the specific training, certifications, and documentation required for security guards, impacting personnel planning and proposal preparation. The form must be completed and submitted to the COR prior to the employee's initial performance and recertified every five years.

Statement of Work (SOW) / Performance Work Statement (PWS)

This document outlines the required training curriculum for contractor-led initial training for security guards. The training aims to equip guards with the necessary knowledge and skills to perform their duties effectively and professionally.

• The training must be a minimum of 37 hours, with flexibility in actual time spent on subjects based on instructor evaluation, but never less than 35 hours.

• The contractor's instructor must use specific NPS and legal materials as an essential component of the training.

• The training covers a broad range of topics including:

  • Overview of the National Park Service, U.S. Park Police, and the Statue of Liberty.
  • Roles and responsibilities of contract security guards.
  • Ethics and professionalism.
  • Principles of communication.
  • Professional public relations.
  • Security guard administration and post duties.
  • Civil disturbances and general response procedures.
  • Access control, crime detection, assessment, and response.
  • Safety and fire prevention.
  • Records, reports, and forms.
  • Special situations (e.g., VIP visits, mentally ill individuals).
  • Terrorism, anti-terrorism, and Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD).
  • Workplace violence.
  • X-Ray and Magnetometer operations for unarmed screeners.

• Instructors must notify the Contractor of instances where students are not mastering the subject matter or are disruptive.

• Completion of training must be noted on Attachment J-4 and forwarded to the COR.

• Written examination questions are 100% from the SGIM; failure to use the SGIM may result in high failure rates.

Not specified in this document.

• Instructors must utilize the NPS Security Guard Information Manual (SGIM), SORA, N.J.S.A., NY General Business Law, Park Standard Operating Procedures, Statement of Work, and Guard Company Rules/Regulations.
• Training must include interactive tasks, reviews, and quizzes.
• Special attention should be given to understanding human behavior under stress and the impact of introducing badges and guns.
• Instruction on the use of fire extinguishers, sprinkler systems, fire alarm systems, and first aid kits is required.
• Training for unarmed screeners includes video presentations and manual screening techniques.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, Attachment J-7, outlines the requirements for contractor-led supervisory training for security guards. It specifies that the contractor must provide 9 hours of training annually to any security guard prior to them performing supervisory functions.

• Total Training Hours: 9 hours per year.
• Training Subjects and Scope:
  • Supervisor's Duties and Responsibilities (2 hours): Covers basic duties, responsibilities, manning posts, completing forms accurately, and maintaining equipment inventory.
  • STLI Task Order Requirements (1 hour): Reviews basic Task Order requirements, performance standards, and the relationship with government agencies.
  • Methods and Theories of Supervision (1 hour): Discusses various supervision management theories and principles.
  • How to be an Effective Leader (1 hour): Focuses on the importance of leadership and attention to detail in personal behavior and relations with subordinates.
  • Purpose of Discipline (1 hour): Covers the use of discipline, praise, and criticism to motivate employees and improve performance.
  • Effective Written and Oral Communication (1 hour): Addresses communication challenges between supervisors and subordinates, including quantitative directives and formal/informal communication.
  • Motivating Employees and Problem Solving Methods (1 hour): Discusses methods to motivate employees, improve performance, and address issues like alcoholism and drug usage.
  • Scheduling Employees (1 hour): Covers scheduling problems, effective personnel utilization, and cost-effective coverage without overtime, including practical exercises.

This attachment details a mandatory training requirement for security guards who will be performing supervisory duties. Bidders must understand these training topics and the time commitment involved to accurately price and plan for contract execution. The scope of the training covers essential supervisory skills and knowledge specific to the contract's operational context.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "ATTACHMENT J-8 Statue of Liberty Supervisory Security Guard Verification Document (Annual Training)", serves as a certification form to verify that an employee has fulfilled the annual training requirements for their role as a Supervisory Security Guard. It requires the contractor's authorized representative to certify the employee's training and confirm that supporting documents are current, valid, and properly filed.

• Employee's Name
• Certification statement regarding fulfillment of requirements and proper filing of documents.
• Task Order number
• A table detailing training hours for different security guard roles:
  • Supervisors (Excluding Command Center Guards): Total 16 Hours (9 Hours Supervisory Training, 6 1/4 Hours Government Led Training, 3 Hours Other Training)
  • Command Center Guards: Total 24 Hours (6 Hours Government Led Training, 17 3/4 Hours Other Training)
  • Sentry and Screening Guards: Total 12 Hours (6 1/4 Hours Government Led Training, 5 3/4 Hours Other Training)
• Fields for Date Completed / Filed
• Signature block for the Contractor's Authorized Representative (Printed Name, Signature, Date)
• A legal disclaimer regarding investigation and verification under Title 18, Section 1001 of the United States Code.

Bidders may need to understand the training requirements outlined in this form to ensure their proposed personnel meet the necessary qualifications for supervisory security guard roles. This document likely needs to be completed and submitted as part of the proposal or contract performance, demonstrating compliance with training mandates.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "ATTACHMENT J-9 BASIC TRAINING – GOVERNMENT LED," outlines the subjects and scope of basic training to be provided by the Government to students who have not had prior basic training. It details the estimated hours for each subject and the expected learning outcomes.

• Total Training Time: Estimated at 6 1/4 hours.
• Subjects Covered:
  • Rules and Regulations (1 hour): Discusses NPS jurisdiction and relevant rules.
  • Bomb Threats and Natural Disaster Responses (2 hours): Covers procedures for facility-specific threats and disasters, related to NPS Law Enforcement Branch and local agencies.
  • Recognition of NPS staff (15 minutes): Focuses on recognizing Senior NPS and USPP staff.
  • Radio Communications (1 hour): Prepares guards for telephone and radio communication techniques, including standard procedures and emergency use.
  • Role of Local, State and Federal Police Agencies (1 hour): Instructs guards on their relationship with other law enforcement agencies and their role in enforcing building rules and agency policy.
  • Question and Answer Session (1 hour): Dedicated time for addressing bidder questions and workplace issues.
• Note on Time: 50 minutes of instruction is considered one hour.

This attachment specifies a mandatory training component that the Government will provide. Bidders should note the content and duration of this training as it relates to the overall scope of work and potential contractor responsibilities in coordinating this training with the COR. It also highlights potential grounds for exclusion from training (e.g., disruptive behavior) which may impact personnel suitability.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "J-10 Security Guard Information Manual (SGIM)", serves as a comprehensive guide for security guards operating at the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island National Monument. It details the expectations, responsibilities, and operational procedures for security personnel.

• Introduction to the Environment: Overview of the Department of Interior, National Park Service, United States Park Police, and the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island National Monument.
• Security Guard Roles and Responsibilities: Outlines duties such as access control, personnel and package screening, monitoring CCTV, responding to emergencies, and maintaining public order.
• Contract Administration: Explains the relationship between the security guard's employer (the contractor) and the government (NPS/USPP), including post descriptions and work schedules.
• Equipment: Details the use of radios, magnetometers, X-ray inspection systems, explosives/narcotics trace detectors, hand-held magnetometers, and CCTV systems.
• Operational Procedures: Covers controlling access and egress, intrusion detection and assessment, handling special situations, combating terrorism, and preventing workplace violence.
• Standards of Conduct and Appearance: Specifies requirements for personal grooming, uniform, professional behavior, and adherence to rules and regulations.
• Appendices: Includes a Command Center Reference Guide for various scenarios and regulations affecting federal property.

This manual is crucial for any bidder seeking to understand the operational environment and specific requirements for providing security guard services at the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island National Monument. It outlines the scope of work, expected performance standards, and the critical role security guards play in maintaining safety and security at this high-profile location. Bidders should review this document to assess their capability to meet these detailed operational and conduct requirements.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document outlines the subjects and recommended training hours for initial training to be provided by a third-party contractor, coordinated with the COR and U.S. Park Police (USPP). It details the training content for Command Center Security Guards and Sentry Post Guards.

Command Center Security Guards Training (9 hours 30 minutes minimum):

• Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) and fire alarm systems procedures.
• Radio communication methods, scenarios, and ensuring proper message delivery.
• Tour of the Statue of Liberty Worksite.
• Importance of Documentation for U.S. Park Police records, including documenting suspicious activity and points of contact.
• Procedures for Requesting Park Service Assistance & Assistance from outside emergency response agencies.

Sentry Post Guards Training (3 hours minimum):

• Use of Radio and Importance of Documentation.

Detailed Breakdown of Topics and Hours:

• Closed Circuit Television: 4 hours
• Use of Radio: 2 hours
• Tour of Statue of Liberty Worksite: 2 hours
• Importance of Documentation: 1 hour
• Requesting Park Service Assistance & Assistance from outside emergency response agencies: 30 minutes

This document specifies the training requirements that the selected contractor will be responsible for delivering. Bidders should review these training topics and hours to understand the scope of training services required for the opportunity.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "Attachment J-13 Duty Post Locations," provides a list and visual representation of the various duty post locations associated with the Statue of Liberty National Monument. It is intended to inform bidders about the geographical areas where security guard services will be required.

• Duty Post List:
  1. LSP Screening (Liberty State Park, NJ)
  2. Post 4 (Liberty State Park, NJ)
  3. Ellis Island (Command Center)
  4. Battery Park Screening (Battery Park, NY)
  5. MIO (Battery Park, NY)
  6. Liberty Island (Secondary Screening)
• Visual Aid: An aerial image of the Statue of Liberty National Monument area, with key locations labeled, including New Jersey, New York, Liberty State Park (LSP Screening, Post 4), Ellis Island, Battery Park (BP Screening, MIO), and Liberty Island.

This attachment is crucial for bidders to understand the scope and geographical distribution of the security guard services. It helps in assessing logistical requirements, potential travel needs between sites, and the overall operational environment for the contract.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "Attachment J-14," lists the government-provided security screening equipment located at various posts. It serves as an informational attachment to help bidders understand the existing equipment inventory.

• Equipment Types: Smiths X-Ray Machine HS 6046si, Smiths Ionscan 500 DT-Trace Detection Units, Ceia Walk-Through Magnetometers, Hand-Held Metal Detectors.
• Locations: Battery Park, Liberty State Park, Secondary Screening, Ellis Bridge, MIO.
• Quantities: The table details the number of each equipment type at each specified location.

This attachment is relevant for bidders as it outlines the government-furnished equipment (GFE) that may be available for use. Bidders should review this list to understand what equipment is already in place and consider how it might impact their proposed approach, resource planning, and any potential equipment needs or integration requirements for the opportunity.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document contains various attachments and forms related to the "STATUE OF LIBERTY AND ELLIS ISLAND NATIONAL MONUMENTS (STLI) – UNARMED GUARD SERVICES - Sources Sought Synopsis #DOIPFBO260006" opportunity. These include the Performance Work Statement (PWS), Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP), Sample Schedule of Hours, Non-Disclosure Agreement, Liberty Security Guard Verification Document, Sample NPS Park Identification Card-PIV Requirement, Initial Training Contract LED, Supervisory Training, Certification of Annual Training, Government LED Training, Security Guard Information Manual (SGIM), Initial Training USPP, Inspection Report, Duty Post Locations, List of Security Screening Equipment at Post Locations, and Post Orders.

Each sheet within the Excel file provides a specific document or template relevant to the potential contract for unarmed guard services. These documents outline the government's expectations for performance, quality assurance, training, security, and operational procedures.

Bidders should review each attached document carefully to understand the full scope of work, performance requirements, necessary qualifications, and administrative procedures. The PWS and QASP are critical for understanding service expectations and how performance will be measured. Other documents like training requirements, security protocols, and post orders provide essential details for developing a comprehensive proposal and understanding operational demands.