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Federal Security Guard Services Contracts in Texas

NAICS 561612 · updated 2026-11-13

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Who won federal security guard work in Texas: recent awards

• 44 awards
• $1,107.1M obligated so far
• median $647k per award
• 70% to small business

Data as of Nov 8, 2026. Between Nov 8, 2025 and Aug 10, 2026 (federal data lags ~90 days for Defense awards), federal agencies made 44 new security guard awards of $25,000+ with work performed in Texas, $1,107.1M obligated so far (median $647k per award). 70% (31 of 44) went to small businesses, and 26 of 44 went to firms headquartered in Texas. Top buying agencies: Forest Service (10), Office of Procurement Operations (10), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (7).

Most recent security guard awards in Texas

Showing the 20 most recent of 44.

Top security guard winners in Texas

By number of new awards, Nov 8, 2025 – Aug 10, 2026.

1. GLOBAL FORCE USA INC (HQ Houston, TX) — 10 awards, $2.1M obligated
2. TEXAS INDUSTRIAL SECURITY, INC. (HQ Fort Worth, TX) — 5 awards, $1.8M obligated
3. AMERICAN EAGLE PROTECTIVE SERVICES CORP (HQ Leander, TX) — 4 awards, $65.6M obligated
4. MVM, INC. (HQ Ashburn, VA) — 2 awards, $188.5M obligated
5. PARAGON SYSTEMS INC (HQ Herndon, VA) — 2 awards, $42.1M obligated

Biggest federal security guard buying sites in Texas

By amount obligated so far, Nov 8, 2025 – Aug 10, 2026.

1. El Paso — $665.9M obligated across 2 awards (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Office of Procurement Operations)
2. McAllen — $188.5M obligated across 2 awards (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement)
3. San Antonio — $66.8M obligated across 7 awards (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Office of Procurement Operations +4 more)
4. Los Fresnos — $49.4M obligated across 1 award (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement)
5. Leander — $48.3M obligated across 2 awards (Office of Procurement Operations and Offices, Boards and Divisions)

How these numbers are built

Source: public Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS) records via USASpending.gov, pulled Nov 8, 2026. Included: new federal contracts and task/delivery orders (not later modifications) under NAICS 561612, base award date Nov 8, 2025 – Aug 10, 2026, award amount $25,000 or more, place of performance in Texas. The Defense Department publishes contract data 90 days late, so this covers awards through Aug 10, 2026 for every agency; later awards are added as DoD's data posts. Obligated so far is the money the agency has committed to the award to date, as recorded in FPDS; it is not the full potential value, and multi-year contracts are often funded one year at a time. Small business = the small-business designation recorded on that award in FPDS. Winner HQ is the recipient address on the award. Some winners are sole proprietors registered under their own name; that is how they appear in FPDS. Agencies add funding and options over time, so open the linked USASpending record before relying on any single figure.

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Federal sites in Texas

Bases, VA centers and federal buildings in Texas with recent janitorial, facilities, landscaping or security contracts: who holds them and when they are expected to come back up.

• Department of the Army — Galveston (4 contracts, next likely rebid Jun 2031)
• Department of Veterans Affairs — San Antonio (7 contracts, next likely rebid Jul 2031)
• Department of the Air Force — JBSA Lackland (4 contracts, next likely rebid Feb 2027)
• Department of Veterans Affairs — Dallas (7 contracts, next likely rebid Mar 2027)
• Department of Veterans Affairs — Houston (8 contracts, next likely rebid Apr 2027)
• Department of the Army — Fort Bliss (6 contracts, next likely rebid Nov 2027)
• Department of the Army — Houston (3 contracts, next likely rebid Dec 2030)
• Department of the Air Force — Lackland AFB (4 contracts)
• Department of the Army — Beaumont (3 contracts, next likely rebid May 2027)
• Department of the Army — Coleman (3 contracts, next likely rebid Mar 2028)

All states · all 17 federal sites in Texas

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