Federal contractor profile

Metropolitan Security Services: Federal Contracts, Agencies & Awards

Data through 2026-08-19 · FY2026 to date

Obligations, FY2026 to date
$527M
Contract awards
163
Average award size
$3.2M
vs. prior full fiscal year
0.1% growth
Obligations by fiscal year
Obligations by fiscal year $0 $148M $295M $443M $591M FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 $527M
Obligations by fiscal year
ItemObligations
FY21$187M
FY22$228M
FY23$258M
FY24$504M
FY25$527M
FY26$527M

Obligations grew 0.1% year over year, from $527M in FY2025 to $527M in FY2026 to date.

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Metropolitan Security Services is a federal contractor with $527M in obligations in FY2026 to date. Metropolitan Security Services recorded 163 awards for a mean award size of $3.2M, and obligations are up 0.1% year over year. Metropolitan Security Services received obligations across multiple fiscal years, including $187M in FY21, $228M in FY22, $258M in FY23, $504M in FY24, and $527M in FY25 and FY26. Metropolitan Security Services serves a small set of large buyers, led by the Department of Justice with $515M in obligations and the District of Columbia Courts with $12.5M. Metropolitan Security Services delivers services categorized under Security Guards and Patrol Services, which accounts for $527M, with a minor presence in Landscape Architectural Services at $29.4K. Metropolitan Security Services figures for FY2026 to date are partial and represent fiscal year to date obligations. This snapshot highlights concentration by customer and market and the current-year scale of Metropolitan Security Services federal work.

Who are Metropolitan Security Services' largest buyers?

The Department of Justice obligated $515M to Metropolitan Security Services. The District of Columbia Courts obligated $12.5M. The General Services Administration obligated $202K. These three agencies make up the top of Metropolitan Security Services' buyer list for FY2026 to date.

Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date 1 Department of Justice $515M 2 District of Columbia Courts $12.5M 3 General Services Administration $202K
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Department of Justice$515M
District of Columbia Courts$12.5M
General Services Administration$202K

Department of Justice is Metropolitan Security Services's largest federal customer, with $515M obligated (97.6% of the company's federal obligations).

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What does Metropolitan Security Services primarily sell to the government?

Security Guards and Patrol Services is the primary offering for Metropolitan Security Services with $527M in obligations. Landscape Architectural Services accounts for $29.4K in obligations. The concentration shows Metropolitan Security Services is focused on security services while maintaining a minimal footprint in a secondary NAICS.

Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date
Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date 1 Security Guards and Patrol Services $527M 2 Landscape Architectural Services $29.4K
Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Security Guards and Patrol Services$527M
Landscape Architectural Services$29.4K

Security Guards and Patrol Services is Metropolitan Security Services's largest federal market, with $527M in obligations.

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Largest awards, FY2026 to date
RankAwardAward AmountAwarding AgencyEnds
1 15M10525FD1226CSO $19.5M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
2 15M10524FD1225CSO $19.1M Department of Justice 2025-09-30
3 15M10525FD5426CSO $19.1M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
4 95C67825P0022 $16.3M District of Columbia Courts 2025-09-30
5 15M10525FD0426CSO $15.4M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
6 15M10524FD0425CSO $15M Department of Justice 2025-09-30
7 15M10525FD1126CSO $14.4M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
8 15M10525FD0826CSO $14.1M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
9 15M10523FD0400CSO $13.7M Department of Justice 2023-09-30
10 15M10525FD5326CSO $13.6M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
11 95C67826P0046 $13M District of Columbia Courts 2026-09-30
12 15M10525FD5026CSO $12.1M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
13 15M10525FD3926CSO $11.5M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
14 15M10525FD7126CSO $10.2M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
15 15M10525FD8326CSO $10.1M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
16 15M10523FD7100CSS $9.7M Department of Justice 2023-09-30
17 15M10525FD9826CSO $9.5M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
18 15M10525FD1926CSO $9.3M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
19 15M10525FD2426CSO $9.2M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
20 15M10525FD6026CSO $9.2M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
21 15M10525FD6626CSO $9.1M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
22 15M10525FD1626CSO $8.9M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
23 15M10525FD9726CSO $8.5M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
24 15M10525FD1826CSO $8.3M Department of Justice 2026-09-30
25 15M10523FD2400CSO $8.2M Department of Justice 2023-09-30
Contracts expiring in the next 12 months
AwardAwarding AgencyAward ValueEnds
15M10525FD1226CSO Department of Justice $19.5M 2026-09-30
15M10525FD5426CSO Department of Justice $19.1M 2026-09-30
15M10525FD0426CSO Department of Justice $15.4M 2026-09-30
15M10525FD1126CSO Department of Justice $14.4M 2026-09-30
15M10525FD0826CSO Department of Justice $14.1M 2026-09-30
15M10525FD5326CSO Department of Justice $13.6M 2026-09-30
95C67826P0046 District of Columbia Courts $13M 2026-09-30
15M10525FD5026CSO Department of Justice $12.1M 2026-09-30
15M10525FD3926CSO Department of Justice $11.5M 2026-09-30
15M10525FD7126CSO Department of Justice $10.2M 2026-09-30
Registration details
DetailRegistration
Unique Entity ID (UEI) M8XJCDL1AE26
Headquarters Chattanooga, TN
Business types Category business; Corporate entity not tax exempt; Other than small business; Special designations; Subchapter s corporation; Us owned business

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Metropolitan Security Services make from federal contracts?

Metropolitan Security Services makes $527M from federal contracts in FY2026 to date. Metropolitan Security Services recorded 163 awards, with an average award size of $3.2M, and obligations are up 0.1% year over year. Metropolitan Security Services obligations by year include $187M in FY21, $228M in FY22, $258M in FY23, $504M in FY24, and $527M in FY25 and FY26.

Which agencies buy from Metropolitan Security Services?

The Department of Justice buys most from Metropolitan Security Services. The Department of Justice obligated $515M. The District of Columbia Courts obligated $12.5M, and the General Services Administration obligated $202K.

What does Metropolitan Security Services sell to the government?

Metropolitan Security Services sells Security Guards and Patrol Services to the government. Security Guards and Patrol Services accounts for $527M in obligations for Metropolitan Security Services. Metropolitan Security Services also has obligations in Landscape Architectural Services totaling $29.4K.

Which Metropolitan Security Services contracts are expiring soon?

The provided data does not list specific expiring contracts for Metropolitan Security Services. The provided tables include award-value figures and expiring-contracts tables, but no expiring contract entries are present in the facts for Metropolitan Security Services.

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