Close protection planned around the itinerary, staffed by licensed people, and closed with a written report.
You know who is on the detail, what they are licensed for, what happened on the job, and what you are paying for.
View solutionServices
Close protection. Events. Transport. Intelligence.
Tell us the principal, the venue, the route, or the question. We staff it with licensed people, supervise the job, and close it with a record you can keep. If a certified local firm is part of the plan, we say so before you sign.
Venues, festivals, and public gatherings staffed with people whose licences were checked before they arrived.
Expired licences do not get a post. If a certified local firm is on the plan, you hear that before the doors open.
View solutionMove children, executives, families, and witnesses with licensed operators, a documented route, and a named release.
Minors need guardian authorization. Pickup and release are controlled. You get a client report, not a radio story.
View solutionPatrol and site coverage you can review: route replay, checkpoints, exceptions, and a closeout instead of a paper log that vanishes.
Routes, missed points, and incidents stay on the job file so the next shift and the client can see what happened.
View solutionLawful risk, travel, and due-diligence briefs that change the route, the staffing, or the decision to wait.
If we are not licensed to do the work in that jurisdiction, we refuse it before anyone starts collecting.
View solutionBuyer authority
We need the person who can authorize the work, where updates should go, and why the job is lawful — before anyone is posted.
SOW package
Quote, statement of work, and acceptance stay on one file so procurement is not chasing three versions.
Evidence terms
You choose standard, restricted, or client-approved release before the first incident — not after someone asks for the footage.
Delivery records
Reports, invoices, and after-action notes come from the same job file you already approved.