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Niibawi Security · Indigenous owned
Security with
purpose.
Protection that fits.
Indigenous-owned security for people, property and projects. Guards, mobile patrol, concierge, alarm response and fire watch—based in Ottawa, serving Canada.
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Indigenous ownedA clearly represented business identity
Ottawa basedEnquiries across Canada
Site-specific scopeDuties and arrangements agreed per project
Procurement informationEntity-specific supporting documents
Niibawi Security · Indigenous business
Indigenous owned.
Connected and registered.
Niibawi Security is a member of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) and registered in the Indigenous Business Directory (IBD).
Explore our membership and directory profiles. Membership and registration are distinct from security licensing or procurement eligibility.
Ownership & Supplier InformationSecurity services
A defined role.
In the right environment.
Guarding, planned patrol, concierge and specialist security services. Choose the starting point, then define responsibilities, timing and reporting.
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Security Guard Services
A visible presence shaped around your site, people and operating procedures.
02Mobile Patrol Security
Planned property visits for locations that benefit from periodic security attention.
03Concierge Security Services
Front-of-house support that balances a welcoming experience with site awareness.
04Security Consulting
A practical perspective on your security priorities, risks and next steps.
05Surveillance Monitoring
Discuss a monitoring approach for the areas and activity that matter to your property.
06Emergency Security Services
A direct conversation about urgent or short-notice requirements, subject to availability.
07Alarm Response
A project-defined response process for alarm notifications, site access and escalation.
08Fire Watch
A documented, location-specific watch process shaped around the site’s instructions and responsible contacts.
09Construction Security
Defined on-site security duties for active projects, from gate routines to shift handover.
People are part of the property.
Plan a professional presence around tenants, visitors and the working day.
The right checks. Clearly scoped.
Define planned visits, priority areas and what should happen when an issue is found.
Conceptual guard scenes using Niibawi’s supplied uniform references.
Who we support
Your environment
sets the requirements.
For property managers, builders, institutions and Indigenous organizations, a useful security plan starts with the people and the practical conditions on site.
Explore Industry RequirementsCommercial properties
Tenant activity, visitors, loading areas and business continuity.
Construction projects
Changing phases, contractor access, site assets and handover.
Residential buildings
A respectful front desk, occupant privacy and property procedures.
Government & institutions
Clear scope, due diligence and the requirements of the solicitation.
Business identity
Indigenous owned.
Clearly represented.
Ownership matters. So does knowing which entity holds a credential, signs a contract and performs the work. Find supplier information without borrowed history or unsupported performance claims.
Ownership & Supplier InformationLooking for Indigenous business consulting, training or facilitation? Explore our separate consulting services.
Where we serve
Rooted in Ottawa.
Serving Canada.
One property or a multi-location requirement: share the site details and discuss the service, staffing and jurisdiction-specific arrangements for your project.
Ottawa Security EnquiriesYour first conversation
884 Churchill Avenue South
Ottawa, ON K1Z 5H2
Meetings by arrangement. For immediate danger, call 911—not the website enquiry channel.
Procurement ready information
Make the requirements
easy to evaluate.
Access the capability overview, clarify mandatory documents and discuss the opportunity with the right contact.
Government & corporate procurement
Start with the solicitation, scope, contracting entity and evidence required. A website description is not a substitute for due diligence.
Review Procurement InformationA straightforward proposal process
From a short brief to agreed next steps.
Define the responsibilities.
Discuss duties, handover, supervision, reporting and scope exclusions.
Confirm fit and evidence.
Review availability, contracting arrangements and the supporting documents before a commitment.