Contracted FSO
Senior FSO-level support without full-time overhead. Clearance program leadership, accountability, and day-to-day security operations sized to your workload — under proper designation when you need us in the role.
Facility Security Officer and Personnel Security support for DoD contractors. Compliance strength and clearance discipline without building an internal security department.
Harpy Industries provides contracted Facility Security Officer and Personnel Security support for DoD contractors who need real compliance strength without the cost structure of a full-time internal security department.
For most DoD contractors, contracted FSO and PERSEC support delivers stronger control at a more rational cost than a full-time internal seat.
Most cleared contractors do not generate enough daily FSO workload to justify a full-time hire. Harpy gives you senior security leadership matched to actual demand, not empty calendar space.
Avoid salary, benefits, training, and downtime. Contracted support converts a heavy fixed cost into controlled capability you use when the mission requires it.
Your Facility Clearance is a business asset. We help protect it with process, documentation, and operational consistency that holds under review.
Clearance tracking, visit management, and personnel security rhythm handled with precision so issues are caught early instead of discovered late.
An in-house FSO on leave, in transition, or overloaded creates risk. Contracted coverage is built for continuity, not dependency on one employee.
Prepared records, repeatable processes, and a calm operating tempo. Reviews should confirm control, not expose improvisation.
We don’t sell security theater. We build and run the processes that protect your FCL, your people, and your ability to perform on contract.
Your Facility Clearance is the business. Everything we touch is built to protect it, document it, and keep it defensible under pressure.
Full-time overhead is optional. Senior FSO and PERSEC capability without carrying a six-figure seat through slow weeks is the point.
Inspection day should feel routine. Clean records, steady process, and no last-minute scramble. That’s how serious contractors operate.