Explosive Detection Canine Team

NOTE: Q&A has been appended as of 11/18/2024, updated to clarify the Museum's expectations for travel and parking.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ("USHMM" or the "Museum") requires management, supervision, labor, equipment, supplies, and veterinarian services necessary to fulfill 's Explosive Detection Canine Team ("EDCT" or "Services") as further described in the attached documents, thereby assisting its Division of Protection Services ("DPS") in creating and maintaining a safe and secure environment while presenting themselves in a manner appropriate for a museum environment and memorial to the victims of the Holocaust.

Contractor personnel assigned to the Contract ("Contract employee(s)") shall perform Services at USHMM facilities, including both the Museum building and the adjacent Ross Administrative Building ("Ross") at 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW, Washington, D.C.

20024- 2126, at USHMM's off-site facility, The David and Fela Shapell Conservation, Collections and Research Center ("Site II" or the "Shapell Center") in Bowie, MD, off-site special events venues and if required, off-site facilities including those of other government agencies/organizations.