Security services for government agencies.
Security Alliance is a licensed contract security company that has protected United States government facilities since 2001, including local guard forces at three U.S. embassies. We hold Florida Security Agency License B 2100072 and were named U.S. Department of State Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year in 2010.
What we put on post.
Government work is judged on documentation, consistency and the ability to answer a question two years after the shift ended. Every element below is built to be auditable.
Armed and unarmed officers
Licensed uniformed officers on fixed posts, entry control points and roving patrol, working to site-specific post orders written for the facility rather than copied between contracts.
Access control and screening
Visitor processing, credential verification, vehicle and package inspection, and escort procedures, with every exception logged and reportable.
Dispatch and incident management
A 24/7 dispatch and communications center behind every post, GPS-verified patrol tours, and live incident reporting that produces a record rather than a recollection.
Training delivered in house
We operate a Florida-licensed Security Officer School, License DS2700029. Curricula are written in house, so post-specific and agency-specific training does not depend on a third-party vendor's schedule.
Twenty-five years, and a federal award to show for it.
Security Alliance was founded in Miami in 2001 and now fields more than 1,025 security professionals from nine offices across four countries, delivering over 2.5 million hours of security service a year.
- U.S. Department of State Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year, 2010 - awarded for performance on federal protective services contracts.
- U.S. embassy local guard forces - Belmopan, Belize; Quito, Ecuador; and Paramaribo, Suriname.
- City of Miami Beach - unarmed public-space security across the boardwalk, Lincoln Road, municipal facilities and parks, supporting the city's objectives for residents and visitors.
- Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department - security services for one of the largest water and sewer utilities in the United States.
- Founded and led by a former U.S. intelligence officer - with executives drawn from military intelligence, federal service and law enforcement.
The paperwork, up front.
Contracting officers verify before they shortlist. These are the numbers, published so nobody has to ask for them.
Florida Security Agency
Licensed agency for contract security officer services in the State of Florida under Chapter 493.
Florida Private Investigation Agency
Licensed for investigations, background inquiry and due diligence work in the State of Florida.
Florida Security Officer School
Licensed training school - officer certification and continuing training delivered in house.
Texas Private Security
Texas license B07284601 and F07300001, supporting our Amarillo operations across the Panhandle.
Questions buyers ask us.
Is Security Alliance licensed to provide security services in Florida?
Yes. Security Alliance LLC holds Florida Security Agency License B 2100072, Private Investigation Agency License A 3200282, and Security Officer School License DS2700029. Our Texas private security licenses are B07284601 and F07300001. License numbers for our Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Kansas and Louisiana operations are available on request.
Have you performed on federal contracts before?
Yes. The U.S. Department of State named Security Alliance its Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year in 2010, and we hold local guard force contracts supporting United States embassy operations in Belmopan, Belize; Quito, Ecuador; and Paramaribo, Suriname.
How do you vet officers assigned to government facilities?
Every professional passes employment, criminal, credit, driving and reference screening before assignment - standards stricter than state licensing requires. Post-specific requirements are layered on top of that baseline during mobilization.
Can you take over a post from an incumbent contractor without a coverage gap?
Yes. Transitions are planned backwards from the first shift under our contract: post orders are rewritten, officers are screened and licensed for the site, and supervision is in place before the changeover, not after it.
Who manages the contract day to day?
The executive who wins the contract stays on it. Our management team averages more than eight years in place and carries more than 150 years of combined security and law-enforcement leadership, so the person a contracting officer meets at award is the person they call in month eighteen.
Tell us what you need protected.
A senior team member responds to every inquiry within one business day. If your requirement is urgent, call the number below and ask for operations.