Four practice areas. One operating standard.
Three security disciplines and one operations-support lane. Each states what we do, who it serves, what the customer receives, and the codes it maps to — so a contracting officer can place us against a solicitation quickly.
Practice areas
Protective Program Advisory & Assessment
Physical security and vulnerability assessment, protective-program design and governance, advance methodology, protective intelligence, and duty-of-care standards. We assess and design — we do not staff protective details.
NAICS 541690 · 541990 | PSC R408 · R425
Explore capability 02Training, Exercises & Readiness
Custom course design against the customer’s threat picture, protective and active-threat instruction, tabletop through full-scale exercises, and after-action review — readiness built and measured, not assumed.
NAICS 611430 · 611519 | PSC U-series
Explore capability 03Risk, Resilience & Emergency Management
Operational risk and vulnerability assessment, continuity of operations, emergency action and crisis-management planning, incident-command design, and exercise validation — tested before it is needed.
NAICS 541690 · 541990 | PSC R-series
Explore capability 04Facility & Operations Support
Operational management, coordination, readiness, and reporting for mission-critical facilities under NAICS 561210. Apex holds the program discipline; licensed trades are performed by qualified providers.
NAICS 561210 | PSC M-series
Explore capabilityWhat we self-perform, and what we team
Advisory, assessment, program design, training, and program management are self-performed. Guard-force operations, investigations, alarm and security-system installation, and construction or trades are delivered through licensed providers and specialist subcontractors under our management.
Map us to your solicitation.
Send the PWS or SOW and we will identify the applicable practice areas, key personnel, and codes — or tell you it is outside our scope.