Our Critical Infrastructure and Government Services (CI&GS) division is led by Mr. Pete Dordal, who oversees the delivery of security, medical, response logistics, and canine services for stability operations, contingency missions, disaster, and recovery operations across the globe in support of U.S. Government (USG), FVEY, NATO, and European Union (EU) government customers, as well as other USG partner countries.

We maintain business offices and operations in complex and challenging environments worldwide, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Poland, Libya, Yemen, Jordan, Indonesia, Burundi, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Somalia, Haiti, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia. Our integrated service offerings combined with our worldwide presence allows us to be directly involved with nearly all USG-related stability, contingency, disaster, or recovery efforts.

While other companies may provide international stability and disaster relief services by relying on varying types of subcontractors, GardaWorld is a large, self-performing business that directly delivers critical services to its customers anytime, anywhere. This ranges from providing diplomatic security operations supporting the U.S. Department of State in the Middle East, Africa, and Eastern Europe, to self-performing large-scale direct care and facilities services for Operation Allies Welcome (OAW), to administering urgent medical care to populations across the globe. We are intimately involved in large-scale prime contracts and large-scale subcontracts supporting disaster and emergency-related services worldwide. GardaWorld remains involved in Afghanistan evacuation efforts, Eastern Europe logistics support and security operations, medical services near the US Southern Border, Afghan relocation efforts under OAW, and CONUS Natural Disaster Response efforts. This diversity of work demonstrates our highly versatile organic capabilities and operations across the globe. We are often the first to arrive and often the last to leave.