METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC. (CAGE 3C9W7, UEI M8XJCDL1AE26) recorded 784 federal award actions in the last full year, with total obligations of $566,846,928.97 and an average action value of $723,019.04. The workload was concentrated in security guard and patrol services under NAICS 561612, which accounted for nearly all obligated dollars, while the U.S. Marshals Service represented the dominant agency customer.
Federal Contractor
METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC. Federal Contract Obligations (Last Year)
METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC. received 784 federal award actions totaling $566,846,928.97 in the last full year, with most obligations flowing from the U.S. Marshals Service.
Totals, counts, and averages reflect the last full year analysis window and may include multiple awards across agencies and NAICS codes.
CAGE Code
3C9W7
UEI
M8XJCDL1AE26
Total Obligated
566.85 million
566,846,928.97
Award Actions
784
Average Action Value
723,019.04
About METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC. federal contract activity
METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC. (CAGE 3C9W7, UEI M8XJCDL1AE26) recorded 566.85 million in obligated value across 784 awards in the last full year, for an average award value of 723,019.04. The activity profile is strongly concentrated in security services and reflects a high-volume federal services vendor relationship.
Agency mix and customer concentration
The U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE accounted for 528.78 million across 683 awards, making it the dominant buying office by a wide margin. Smaller portions of activity came from OFFICES, BOARDS AND DIVISIONS, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURTS, and PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE, indicating a limited but multi-agency footprint beyond the core customer.
Industry profile based on NAICS activity
Awarded work was overwhelmingly classified under NAICS 561612, Security Guards and Patrol Services, which represented 566.83 million across 783 awards. A single award under NAICS 541320, Landscape Architectural Services, accounted for 16.26 thousand and is immaterial relative to the overall mix.
Annual contract trend over the analysis window
The annual trend shows 2025 as the only observed year in the analysis window, with 566.85 million obligated across 784 awards. With no prior-year data in the provided window, the dataset supports a point-in-time view rather than a multi-year growth assessment.
How to interpret this page
This summary is based on the supplied FPDS analysis window of the last full year and uses obligated dollars and award counts reported for the vendor, agency, NAICS, and annual views. Values are presented as provided and rounded in the readable fields; no additional source data, normalization, or inference beyond the supplied metrics was used.
Top Agencies
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ORDER BY total_obligated DESC
LIMIT 10| Agency ID | Agency Name | Total Obligated | Readable | Award Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1544 | U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE | 528,784,613.82 | 528.78 million | 683 |
| 1501 | OFFICES, BOARDS AND DIVISIONS | 21,483,736.65 | 21.48 million | 67 |
| 9534 | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURTS | 16,533,180.00 | 16.53 million | 30 |
| 4740 | PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE | 45,398.50 | 45.40 thousand | 4 |
Insight
During the last full year, METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC. obligated $566.85 million across 784 awards, with spending highly concentrated at the U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE. That agency accounted for $528.78 million and 683 awards, or about 93% of total obligations and 87% of award actions. The remaining obligations were distributed across OFFICES, BOARDS AND DIVISIONS ($21.48 million), DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURTS ($16.53 million), and a de minimis amount at PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE ($45.40 thousand).
Top NAICS
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ORDER BY total_obligated DESC
LIMIT 10| NAICS Code | Description | Total Obligated | Readable | Award Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 561612 | SECURITY GUARDS AND PATROL SERVICES | 566,830,666.57 | 566.83 million | 783 |
| 541320 | LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES | 16,262.40 | 16.26 thousand | 1 |
Insight
METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC. (CAGE 3C9W7) is highly concentrated in NAICS 561612, Security Guards and Patrol Services, which accounts for 783 of 784 awards and $566.83 million of the $566.85 million obligated in the last full year. This indicates that essentially all obligated value is tied to its core security services line of business, with only a de minimis secondary award under NAICS 541320, Landscape Architectural Services, at $16.26 thousand. The average award value across the period was $723,019.04, reflecting a large-volume, service-contract profile concentrated in a single NAICS.
Annual Trend
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GROUP BY year
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ORDER BY year DESC| Year | Total Obligated | Readable | Award Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 566,846,928.97 | 566.85 million | 784 |
Insight
For the last full year, METROPOLITAN SECURITY SERVICES, INC. (CAGE 3C9W7) recorded $566.85 million in obligated dollars across 784 awards, for an average award value of $723,019.04. Because the period contains only one year of data, no year-over-year trend can be assessed; the available evidence indicates a single-year concentration of obligations. The award volume suggests spending is distributed across multiple actions rather than concentrated in a small number of awards.
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