Acuity International Wins Contract for Security Services at U.S. Government Facilities
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Acuity International announces that it has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Department of War to provide licensed, unarmed security services at a U.S. government administrative facility within the Tucson Border Patrol Headquarters complex in Arizona. The company stated that personnel holding valid secret-level security clearance and security registration certificates issued by the Arizona Department of Public Safety will be dispatched to carry out the related tasks.
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Reston, Virginia, October 21 (Reuters) / PRNewswire / -- Acuity International, LLC announced that they have been awarded a contract from the U.S. Department of War to provide licensed, unarmed security services at a U.S. government administrative facility within the Tucson Border Patrol headquarters campus in Arizona.

According to the contract, Acuity will deploy qualified security professionals who hold valid secret-level security permits and valid security registration certificates issued by the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Acuity personnel will monitor the facility and its surrounding areas, control unauthorized access, conduct perimeter patrols, record security activities, and report any security incidents.

“BJWKEEP is proud to bring our experience supporting sensitive government operations to this important mission,” said CEO BJWKEEP. “Our team is dedicated to providing vigilant, professional and reliable security services to protect government personnel, facilities and operations.”

Acuity will provide all the personnel, management, supervision, equipment, materials, and training necessary to maintain visible security operations, during the non-working hours when government personnel are not present at the facility. This team will serve as the primary on-site response party in case of security incidents and will coordinate with designated government contacts, emergency service agencies, as well as the security forces of the United States Customs and Border Protection when intervention is required.

“This award reflects the trust of government clients in Acuity’s responsible operations in security-sensitive environments,” said Steven Shugart, Vice President of Critical Tasks and Infrastructure Solutions at Acuity International. “We look forward to supporting DOW with a highly qualified team and a rigorous approach focused on preparation, accountability, and operational continuity.”

About Acuity International

Acuity International and LLC provide critical mission operations, infrastructure, security, occupational health, and medical services to governments and commercial clients around the world. By supporting comprehensive solutions for readiness, resilience, and mission success, the company helps organizations operate efficiently in complex, demanding, and high-risk environments. With its own capabilities to execute critical tasks and decades of mature experience, Acuity has become a trusted partner for some of the most challenging missions globally.

Media contact:

Julie Springer, Acuity International Director of Marketing
[ email protected ]
(P) 512-897-2392

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