Procurement & Risk Review

Coverage documentation, ready when your procurement process asks for it.

Every property manager, general contractor, and procurement team eventually asks the same question: can you prove it? This page covers the coverage Hammerhead Security carries and how to request a current Certificate of Insurance (COI).

General Liability

Commercial general liability coverage carried on Hammerhead Security's operations, sized to the properties and contracts we serve.

Workers’ Compensation

Workers’ compensation coverage for deployed officers, consistent with the requirements of each state we operate in.

Additional Insured Status

Your property or organization can be named as an additional insured on our policy as part of a signed agreement, with a COI issued to reflect it.

Why Buyers Ask For This

A COI is what makes coverage provable, not just claimed.

Anyone can say they're "licensed and insured." A Certificate of Insurance is the document that lets your risk manager, insurance broker, or legal team actually verify it — carrier, policy limits, and effective dates, issued directly to you or your broker. This is standard practice for commercial contracts, GC subcontractor requirements, and HOA vendor onboarding alike.

See how insurance connects to the rest of what we document: our safety and claims record, our state licensing, and our officer screening standard.

How It Works

Requesting a current COI

1

Tell Us What You Need

Let us know if you need a standard COI or one naming your organization as an additional insured.

2

We Issue the Certificate

A current certificate is issued directly to you or your broker, reflecting active coverage on the contract.

3

Keep It On File

We'll reissue it on renewal or on request, so your file stays current for the life of the contract.

Need a COI for a bid deadline?

Request one as part of any proposal, onboarding package, or vendor pre-qualification.

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