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DHS FLETC Glynco Fence Upgrade

Original title: DHS - FLETC - GLYNCO - FENCE UPGRADE

HOMELAND SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF › FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CENTER › FLETC GLYNCO PROCUREMENT OFFICE

At a glance

The Department of Homeland Security seeks a contractor to upgrade and replace the perimeter security fence at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, Georgia, to meet anti-climb, anti-scale, and anti-crash standards. This is a total small business set-aside. Responses are due by September 10, 2026, at 2:00 PM UTC, with a site visit scheduled for September 1, 2026.

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Key details

Notice ID
602d35ae274d4843842e1b3a06a729c3
Solicitation #
70LGLY26QSSB00077
Posted
Response deadline
Archive date
Sep 25, 2026
NAICS
236220 — Commercial And Institutional Building Construction
PSC
5660 — Fencing, Fences, Gates And Components
Set-aside
Total Small Business Set-Aside
Place of performance
Brunswick, GA, 31525, USA
Contracting office
Brunswick, GA, 31524

Description

AMENDMENT ONE - update RFQ, adds 2 attachments, clarifies items SITE VISIT 9/1/2026 - SEE ATTACHMENTS FLETC is required to adhere to Executive Order 14111 and the Interagency Security Committee (ISC) requirements for the physical security of federal facilities, which mandate robust perimeter protection in accordance with established standards. The currently installed perimeter security fence is non-compliant with anti-climb, anti-scale, and anti-crash ratings, creating a significant security vulnerability for the campus and its occupants. To address this risk and ensure compliance with ISC guidelines, the FLETC Chief Security Office (CSO) proposes the upgrade and replacement of the existing fencing with an approved perimeter fence designed and constructed in accordance with ISC, DHS, and FLETC physical security requirements, and in accordance with ASTM F2656 M30/P1, which specifies the impact resistance required to mitigate vehicle-borne threats. Implementing a perimeter fence will provide continuous, passive protection, eliminate the operational vulnerabilities associated with active barriers, and align the facility with current federal security standards.

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