Allied Universal®, the security and facility services provider, announces that it has been awarded a five-year contract to help secure Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), the second-largest airport in the United States. The contracted services began in January 2023.

Allied Universal security professionals will support DFW’s landside operations – which is the portion of the airport between its boundary and boarding gates - including employee parking lots, warehouses, receiving docks and employee checkpoint areas.

Airline security solutions

Allied Universal is proud to be chosen to provide security coverage at DFW, one of the busiest airports in the world,” said Tracy Fuller, President of Government Services for Allied Universal.

Tracy Fuller adds, “As the leading provider of airport and airline security solutions throughout North America, we understand the concerns and unique challenges faced by airports, airlines and airport authorities of all sizes. Our dedicated team of aviation vertical market and subject matter experts provide support and best practices for safety and airport security.”

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