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CAPABILITY STATEMENT

Landmark Physical Services, LLC was founded to leverage the vast and varied experiences gained through the more than three decades of experience identifying and responding to emerging trends and threats. Landmark’s founder has developed, implemented and managed very broad safeguards and security functions for a vast array of organizations & facilities to include but not limited to Chemical, Bio-Agent, & Nuclear. 

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CAPABILITIES:   

                                 

  • Physical Security Modernization Measures

  • Antiterrorism/Force Protection Measures

  • Emergency Management Measures

  • Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED) Assessments

  • Mission Assurance Assessment

  • Armed/Unarmed Guards

  • Compliance Inspections

  • Critical Infrastructure Protection

  • Electronic Security Systems

  • Inter-Agency Security Committee Risk Management Process

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NAICS

541690: Security Consulting   

541990: Personal Services

561612: Security Patrol Services

561621: Security Systems

922190: Emergency  Planning

 

UEID: LABNLUNH43Y4

CAGE: 1SME1

CLEARANCE: Secret Government 

 

(PSC) PRODUCT SERVICE CODES

B546: Special Studies (Security)

H363: Inspection Alarm, Signal, etc.

R429: Emergency Preparedness

R430: Physical Security

S206: Guards

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HAZARD/THREAT MITIGATION & CONTROL STRATEGY

 

Elimination

Eliminating the hazardous/threatening condition-physically removing it, is the most effective hazard control.

 

Substitution/People

The second most effective hazard control, involves replacing something that produces a hazardous/threatening condition (similar to elimination) with something that does not produce such a hazard.

 

Engineering Controls/Technology

The third most effective means of controlling hazards/threats is engineered controls or technology integration. These controls do not eliminate hazards, but rather isolates assets from hazardous/threatening conditions.

 

Administrative Controls/Processes

Administrative controls are changes to the way (policies, practices and procedures) things are done. Administrative controls do not remove hazards/threats, but limits or prevent assets’ exposure to hazardous/threatening conditions.

INDUSTRIES SERVED

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  • Nuclear Weapons Facility

  • Atomic Power Plant

  • K-12 & Higher Educational

  • Public Housing 

  • Federal Government Agencies

  • State Government Agencies

  • Local Government Agencies

  • Non-Governmental Organizations

  • Bio-Pharmaceutical Facilities 

  • Chemical Facilities

  • Cannabis Facilities

  • Military Installations

  • Stand a-lone Government Facilities

  • Shipping Ports

  • Transportation  

  • Large Public Commercial Facilities

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