3rd JA Regional Security Operation Services
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A PDF document (311 KB) attached to Regional Security Operation Services for Naval District Washington, from the Department of the Navy.
File name: 3rd JA N4008020D0005 Regional Security Operation Services_10-5-26.pdf
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Subj: JUSTIFICATION AND APPROVAL FOR CONTRACT N4008020D0005, REGIONAL
8(a) SECURITY OPERATION SERVICES, NAVAL DISTRICT WASHINGTON
FY27 O&MN funds from various customers will fund this action. 4) Statutory Authority Permitting Other Than Full and Open Competition. The statutory authority permitting other than full and open competition is 10 U.S.C. 3204(a)(2), as implemented by Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 6.302-2, Unusual and compelling urgency.
5) Rationale Justifying Use of Cited Statutory Authority. The Regional 8(a) Security Operation Services contract provides critical security services to facilities and installations in the National Capital Region. No other contract vehicle exists that could be used to meet the Regional 8(a) Security Operation Services requirements. The impact of not providing security services to these installations may compromise the physical security of DoD assets at NAVSEA, Strategic Service Programs, Bethesda, Carderock, Arlington Service Center, and Chesapeake Bay Detachment and potentially result in mission failure. Even a short gap in services could negatively impact life, health, safety, and mission. The work is scheduled to commence in February 2027.
The services under this requirement is being provided by , a small business concern.
has been supporting the 8(a) Regional Security Operations Services contract since 2020.
has extensive knowledge of the required services. Its familiarity with security operations and procedures allows
to seamlessly continue performance. In addition,
does not require a transition phase because they are already performing the work and providing the services. Executing this contract action will avoid the risk associated with not having ample time to transition and start full performance. possesses the manpower and
skill levels to provide the required services without a learning curve or additional phasein/mobilization requirements. Failure to award a bridge modification to could severely
compromise services and negatively impact life, health, and safety. The bridge request arose from a timely GAO bid protest submitted on March 13, 2026. This resulted in suspension of performance on the newly awarded contract N4008026D1003. Due to the protest, the Government took corrective action which includes evaluations, extending the source selection process. The bridge action is necessary to ensure continuous performance of services and a seamless transition. This will provide adequate time to
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