Specifications include, but are not limited to: A. Security Guard Requirements: Security Guards performing services under the contract to be executed based on this RFP must: • Have a high school diploma or the equivalent GED. • Have completed training and be licensed to provide Security Guard services or the equivalent through certification, experience and training. • Possess all required licenses and certifications to carry and utilize a firearm on Authority property when performing this contract. • Be completely outfitted with Authority approved uniforms, identification and other equipment as needed and as deemed acceptable by the HACP at all times while on duty. As part of their proposal, contractor shall submit pictures of proposed uniforms. • Comply with the requirements of the security company’s Employee Handbook which contractor shall provide to the Authority as part of their proposal. • Pass a criminal background check that is to be reviewed by HACP Public Safety Director. B. Patrol Duties: If applicable, Security Guards shall sign in and meet with the site management staff to receive important information at the start of their shift at the designated location, and patrol and provide security checks at key points in each community to provide maximum security for the residents and property. These security checks shall be varied and conducted randomly throughout each shift. The Security Guards shall provide ingress and egress control as well as foot patrol throughout the areas(s) designated by the HACP. All activities should be documented on the Daily Activity Reports. C. Methods of Patrol and Communication: The Contractor shall provide patrol vehicles to Security Guards for each community for those guards that are required to do community patrol. Patrol vehicles must be equipped with Authority approved markings and/or decals prior to the start of the contract. Contractor shall submit a picture of the proposed vehicles to be used on the contract as part of their proposal. Generally, one (1) patrol vehicle per community is to be used and will be used in addition to foot patrols. Foot patrols shall be mandatory for the patrolling officers for all communities in order to make a better connection and promote effective communication with the residents in the communities.
