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Search security guard contracts in RadarFederal security guard spending in South Carolina
From October 2024 to September 2025 (fiscal year 2025), federal agencies obligated $28.6 million on security guard contracts performed in South Carolina. $6.1 million (21%) went through small-business set-asides.
Top buyers: Department of Homeland Security ($13.1 million), Department of Justice ($10.0 million), Department of Defense ($2.3 million).
8 federal security guard contracts in South Carolina end in the next 12 months
Worth $19.1 million together. An expiring contract is often rebid, so these are the ones to prepare for now. Soonest first.
METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC.
Ends Dec 31, 2026
U.S. Marshals Service · $2.1 million · 561612
CIRCUIT 4 D71 - FY 2027 CSO PROGRAM FUNDING
View contract 15M10526FD7127CSO on USAspending.govBRADLEY TECHNOLOGIES INC
Ends Mar 31, 2027
Office of Procurement Operations · $1.4 million · 561612
ARMED PROTECTIVE SECURITY OFFICER (PSO) SERVICES FOR THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
View contract 70RFP126FRE400015 on USAspending.govTHE WHITESTONE GROUP, INC.
Ends Mar 31, 2027
Department of Veterans Affairs · $1.1 million · 561612
SECURITY GUARD SERVICES
View contract 36C24725F0155 on USAspending.gov
Source: USAspending.gov contract records for NAICS 561612, by place of performance. Amounts are net obligations. End dates are the current end date on file; an agency can extend a contract, exercise options or choose not to rebid, so an end date does not promise a new solicitation.
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