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="mailto:mclements@co.weber.ut.us">mclements@co.weber.ut.us Phone +1 801-399-8868 16 April 2024 Commodity Codes Commodity Code Description 46150 Law enforcement equipment and supplies including crowd control equipment and security and control equipment and forensic equipment and supplies 43190 Communications Devices and Accessories including personal communication devices and radios 43200 Components for information technology or broadcasting or

The guards shall assist in crowd control and intervene in situations as needed. The hours listed below exclude holidays as honored in each location or unanticipated emergency closing ofany/all locations. A guard shall be present until all customers have left the building and, if a situation warrants, a supervisor may request the guard to be present until all staff have left the building.

control equipment and security and control equipment and forensic equipment and supplies 12 April 202412 April 202412 April 202412 April 202412 April 2024 mailto:akaufusi@utah.gov NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD A CONTRACT WITHOUT ENGAGING IN A STANDARD PROCUREMENT PROCESS The Division of Purchasing is publishing this notice pursuant to the Utah Procurement Code.

Specific duties include entry control point services, identification checks, vehicle inspections, emergency closure procedures, roving guard services, perimeter patrol, interior patrol, building checks, crowd control, security screening, and traffic control. The Navy Police/Security/Emergency Services organizations will be responsible for all law enforcement, investigative, and crisis response functions on the base.

control, patrol, theft prevention and other standard security functions that involve taking reasonable action to prevent disorders, breaches of the peace and damage to University property.

oCan you provide examples of your budgeting and cost control work: Efficiently managing finances within the allocated budget? oCan you provide examples of your abilities to manage logistics, crowd control, security, and infrastructure? oDo you have experience with large events where a third party can control/make changes with no say by the party that contracted you?