Partners

Local operating partners

Security licensing is jurisdictional. Where our licence does not authorise the work, we partner with a firm whose licence does — under written agreement, never around the requirement.

Jurisdiction firstLicensed localsNo workarounds

How the model works

  1. Licence check firstWe confirm what the jurisdiction requires and whether our licence authorises it. If it does not, we do not perform the regulated work.
  2. Identify a licensed partnerWe work with a firm licensed in that jurisdiction, with verified licensing and insurance.
  3. Written agreementRoles, scope, supervision, insurance and documentation standards are agreed in writing before work starts.
  4. Shared documentation surfaceThe partner portal gives both sides one record of assignments, coverage and incidents rather than two versions of events.

Why we are strict about this

Performing regulated security work outside the licence that authorises it is a regulatory problem for the client, the partner and us. Motorcade holds Texas DPS Private Security Bureau License B31011701. Outside what that authorises, we partner. There is no version of this where we take the work and sort the licensing out afterwards.

Common questions

Which jurisdictions can Motorcade operate in directly?

Texas, under DPS Private Security Bureau License B31011701. Elsewhere we work through a licensed local partner.

Can you support a multi-state contract?

Yes, through licensed local partners under written agreement, with one shared documentation surface across sites.