Industry · NAICS 561613
Armored Car Services
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Money by year
Obligations (money committed) in prime awards, from USAspending.gov.
Agencies buying it, FY2025
- Department of Defense $1.26M
- Department of the Treasury $1.11M
- Department of Veterans Affairs $710.8K
- Department of Homeland Security $218.5K
- District of Columbia Courts $173.6K
- Department of the Interior $115.1K
- Department of State $21.9K
- Department of Agriculture $14.0K
Offices buying the most, FY2025
- Defense Commissary Agency $1.34M
- Taxpayer Focused Support $909.1K
- Border Enforcement Contracting Division $218.5K
- Office of the Chief Procurement Officer $199.0K
- DC Courts $173.6K
- 247-Network Contract Office 7 (36C247) $135.5K
- 242-Network Contract Office 02 (36C242) $132.9K
- 241-Network Contract Office 01 (36C241) $126.4K
Companies winning it, FY2025
- Loomis Ab $2.41M
- The Brink'S Company $201.1K
- Cayuse Federal Services LLC $199.0K
- Grizzly Security Armored Express Inc. $115.1K
- Johnson Security Bureau, Inc $108.1K
- Rochester Armored Car Co Inc $80.6K
- Protemax Sac $70.1K
- G4S Secure Solutions (Guam), Inc. $67.1K
- Ranger American Armored Services, LLC $58.6K
- Sectran Security Inc $54.1K
Where the work is, FY2025
- Texas $1.14M
- New York $1.09M
- District of Columbia $373.5K
- Washington $349.9K
- (outside the US) $158.8K
- Georgia $90.2K
- Wyoming $73.8K
- Guam $67.1K
Contracts ending in the next 12 months
1 contracts, $4.99M with options. The largest:
| Contract | Incumbent | Ends | Value with options |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2043FY25C00018 SECURE COURIER SERVICES (SCS) FOR IRS BASE YEAR: MARCH 4, 2025 TO MARCH 3, 2026 OPTION YEAR I: MARCH 4, 2026 TO MARCH 3, 2027 OPTION YEAR II: MARCH 4, 2027 TO MARCH 3, 2028 OPTION YEAR III MARCH 4, 2028 TO MARCH 3, 2029 OPTION YEAR IV: MARCH 4, 20 | Loomis Armored US LLC | 2027-03-25 | $4.99M |
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From USAspending.gov prime awards and SAM.gov notices. Sources and limits