BidSignal for Security Guard Contractors
Win more security guard contracts without hunting for them.
Armed and unarmed guard, patrol, and access-control contracts for government facilities — the recurring work, matched to your region.
- Every day
- Fresh federal & state scans
- Your states
- Only where you can perform
- Matched
- No keyword digging, ever
What we watch for security guard contractors
You tell us the work you do and where. We do the reading — across federal and state contracting opportunities — and email you the shortlist.
The codes that define the work
We track NAICS 561612 — Security Guards and Patrol Services — so a fit isn't missed because it was filed under a code you don't watch.
The words buyers actually use
Solicitations rarely say "security guard" outright. We scan titles and scopes for the language that signals the work — security guard, guard services, patrol, access control, protective — and surface the matches.
The set-asides you qualify for
Many security guard contracts are reserved for small businesses and certified firms. We flag designations like SDVOSB so you spend time only on bids you're eligible to win.
What to know about security guard government contracts
For security guard contractors, public work is steadier than private bidding: solicitations are scheduled, requirements are spelled out, and set-asides narrow the field to firms like yours.
Buyers don't always title a security guard job the way you'd search for it, and the set-aside is often buried in the details. BidSignal reads federal and state contracting opportunities daily, maps each to NAICS 561612, and surfaces the security guard work that fits your certifications and service area.
Open security guard opportunities right now
We don't have security guard-specific listings open this moment, so here are current federal opportunities open to contractors nationwide. Tell us your trade and we'll email you security guard bids the day they post.
We're scanning federal and state contracting opportunities for security guard work right now.
Tell us your trade and the states you serve and we'll email you the moment a security guard contract that fits shows up — so you never have to check back.
Build your security guard profile once. Get the bids forever.
Set your trade, your service states, and your certifications. BidSignal scans federal and state contracting opportunities every day and emails you only the security guard work you can win.
Quick answers
How does BidSignal find security guard contracts?
BidSignal reads federal and state contracting opportunities every day, then matches them to security guard work using NAICS codes, the keywords buyers use in solicitations, your service states, and the set-asides you qualify for. You get only the ones you can win.
What kind of security guard opportunities will I see?
Armed and unarmed guard, patrol, and access-control contracts for government facilities — the recurring work, matched to your region.
What does it cost to get matched security guard bids?
There is a free plan — no credit card. Tell us your trade and the states you serve and the matched opportunities arrive by email. Paid plans add daily alerts and more trades when you want them.
How do I find security guard government contracts?
BidSignal scans federal and state contracting opportunities every day, maps each to the NAICS codes and keywords that define security guard work, and emails you only the bids that match your trade, service states, and set-asides.
Are there set-asides for security guard contractors?
Yes — many security guard contracts are reserved for small businesses or certified firms, such as SDVOSB. BidSignal flags the set-asides you qualify for so you don't spend time on bids you can't win.
How often are new security guard opportunities posted?
New solicitations appear continuously. BidSignal refreshes its scan of federal and state contracting opportunities every business day, so matched security guard bids reach you the morning they post.