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GSA Class 5 and Class 6 Security Container Repair

Security managers, facility managers, and contracting officers call BSSL when a GSA-approved Class 5 or Class 6 security container is locked out, damaged, or due for inspection. Our technician is a Lockmasters GSA Certified Safe & Vault Technician & Inspector, and repairs follow the approved methods in FED-STD-809 so the container can stay in service.

Services

Why approved repair methods matter

A GSA approval label means the container meets federal standards. Repairs that don't follow FED-STD-809 can void that approval. We work to the standard and document what was done.

Credentials

How to buy

BSSL is an SBA VetCert-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (CAGE 7U0S0, UEI MD1FXTLN4A56). Send the solicitation number, an RFQ, or a short description of the requirement and we will respond with availability and next steps. We support installations throughout the continental United States (CONUS) and the INDOPACOM area of responsibility.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you open a locked-out GSA container and return it to service?

Yes. We perform lockout openings and then neutralize and repair the container using approved methods so it can stay in service.

Do you replace FF-L-2740B locks on containers?

Yes. We install and replace FF-L-2740B locks, including the LKM-10K and CDX-10, and perform combination changes.

Where do you work?

Throughout the continental United States and the INDOPACOM area of responsibility.

Send us the solicitation number or a short description of the requirement.

Contracting officers, primes, and facility security officers: we will respond with availability and next steps.