A prepared officer on every post
Armed and unarmed coverage for federal, commercial, and industrial sites in Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo. Pick a service, or find your industry.
- Armed Security OfficersArmed · Cash-handling · Regulated
- Unarmed Security OfficersUniformed · Plainclothes · 24/7
- Access Control OfficersCredentials · Screening · Escort
- Restricted-Area EscortEscort · Line of sight · Custody logs
- Mobile PatrolPatrol cars · Routes · GPS-verified
- Relief & Surge CoverageRelief · Overflow · Surge
What we staff.
Armed and unarmed coverage, access control, escort, relief, and patrol. Each service has its own page: what the post covers and what to send us.
Armed Security Officers
Licensed, firearms-qualified officers for cash-handling, regulated, and high-liability posts.
Armed · Cash-handling · Regulated
Unarmed Security Officers
Uniformed and plainclothes officers for lobbies, perimeters, and public areas.
Uniformed · Plainclothes · 24/7
Access Control Officers
Credential verification, visitor screening, and gate, dock, and lobby control.
Credentials · Screening · Escort
Restricted-Area Escort
Escort for crews, visitors, and deliveries inside controlled areas, with custody logs.
Escort · Line of sight · Custody logs
Mobile Patrol
Marked mobile patrol across multi-building sites, yards, and campuses.
Patrol cars · Routes · GPS-verified
Relief & Surge Coverage
Trained officers when a roster runs short: relief shifts, overflow posts, and surge staffing.
Relief · Overflow · Surge
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The sites we protect.Six industries, from government facilities and critical sites to offices and campuses.
- Government & DefenseFederal agencies, military bases, and defense contractors, through GSA, and security escorts for any crew working on base, restricted areas included.Open the page
- Commercial & RetailRetail stores, grocery, shopping centers, banks, hotels, and offices.Open the page
- Critical & High-Liability SitesData centers, utilities, hospitals, cash-handling, and other sites where every entry is documented.Open the page
- Institutional & CommunityApartment communities, HOAs, schools, campuses, community health centers, and places of worship.Open the page
- Construction, Industrial & LogisticsGate control, perimeter rounds, and after-hours patrol for builds, military construction, warehouses, and industrial yards.Open the page
- Airport & TransportationAirport-area and aviation sites, transit and parking facilities, and cargo operations.Open the page
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Four stages, from site walk to first shift.
Every site has its own shift pattern, threat profile, and compliance requirements. The four stages exist because protection that holds up under scrutiny can’t be rushed, copied from another contract, or trusted to a stranger on day one.
Technical audit
We walk the site and map risks with your team before any contract is signed. That finds vulnerabilities early and gives you a plan that fits how your site actually runs, without costly gaps or changes down the road.
Compliance mapping
We check every regulation, access requirement, and SOP against your facility, whether it is federal, state, or commercial, and write the post orders and procedures for every post with you. That reduces compliance risk and gives you audit confidence from the moment we go live.
Guard training
Officers learn your post orders, your entry points, the daily rhythm of the site, and the systems already there, trained on the post before their first shift.
- Card readers and access panels
- CCTV monitors
- Visitor management software
- Intercoms and radios
- Gate and dock controls
- Alarm panels
Deployment
We deploy at full staffing with on-call relief behind every post, and a member of leadership works the first shift on every new post. Checkpoint, visitor, and incident logs are time-stamped and kept to your post orders, so the work can be checked after the fact. Quality checks and daily reporting start with the first shift.
The same four stages run at every post, in every city we cover.
The relief schedule.
On-call coverage is written into every contract. When an officer cannot make a shift, the post is covered from our on-call schedule instead of standing empty. It is also how we staff surge work: inspections, transitions, construction phases, outages and storm events, and dates that outgrow your normal staffing.
Fewer than 1% of shifts missed since 2021
Armed and unarmed officers in Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo.
