Registered supplierCommercial procurement network
Tampa Bay · License B 3600167
Security you can rely on.
Licensed officers. Written post orders. Time-stamped reports. If the post is wrong, you talk to the owner.
Need coverage within 7 days? Send the address, hours, and concern.
LicensedB 3600167
Insured$2,000,000 general liability
Service areaTampa Bay and surrounding Florida communities
Tampa Bay coverage
Start with the property, not a generic guard package.
Construction after hours. Managed commercial sites. Apartment communities. Fire watch when a system is down. One operating standard across all of them.
Featured market
Construction Site Security
KDI covers active builds, staging yards, renovations, and the project phases where copper, tools, and appliances sit unattended. Coverage follows the superintendent's plan, not a generic guard script.
Featured market
Commercial Property Security
KDI supports property managers, owners, and facility teams with coverage built around operating hours, tenant flow, and the people who have to live with the post. The goal is deterrence, a clean chain of command, and reports management can use.
Communities
Apartment Community Security
Officers work from written instructions, document patrol activity, escalate genuine concerns, and represent management with restraint. Residents see a professional. Managers see a record.
Urgent coverage
Fire-Watch Services
KDI provides visible patrol, condition observation, logged activity, and immediate escalation for qualifying temporary fire-watch assignments. The plan follows the property representative and any instruction from the authority having jurisdiction.
Vendor & procurement network presence
Registered vendor profileConstruction procurement network
Proud supplier memberBay Area Apartment Association
Active entity registrationFederal procurement system
Registered. Ready to work.
KDI is registered as a vendor within SupplierOne and BuildingConnected, maintains an active entity registration in SAM.gov, and is a proud supplier member of the Bay Area Apartment Association. That groundwork helps qualified opportunities move into vendor onboarding with fewer administrative delays.
Registrations and membership indicate KDI's participation in the organizations and networks shown. They do not imply endorsement, partnership, or contract award.
The KDI standard
Security should reduce management burden, not add another vendor to supervise.
Officers arrive in a clean uniform, know the post, follow the chain of command, and write down what happened in a format a property manager can actually use.
Review the reporting sample01
Written post orders
Duties, boundaries, authorized persons, contacts, and escalation rules before anyone reports.
02
Appearance checks
Uniform, conduct, and assignment-appropriate equipment confirmed through supervision.
03
Verified reporting
Time-stamped activity that separates observation from confirmed fact.
04
Owner on the line
Direct access to leadership when the post, the officer, or the plan needs correction.
Officers on post and in training. Training photographs do not depict client assignments.
When to call
Match coverage to a specific exposure.
Materials sit after hours
Tools, vehicles, fixtures, appliances, or inventory stay exposed when crews leave.
A property is vacant or changing hands
Vacancy, renovation, turnover, delayed opening, or storm damage changed the oversight.
Access has to be controlled
A gate, lobby, delivery point, or event needs a written authorization list.
Incidents keep repeating
Trespass, vandalism, theft, loitering, or after-hours activity has become a pattern.
Current coverage has a gap
A vendor change, call-off, event, or emergency opened a short window of exposure.
Reports are not usable
Presence is not enough. You need time stamps, escalation, and a name to call.
Planning ranges
Useful numbers before a proposal.
These are planning ranges, not a quote. Final pricing depends on schedule, duties, risk, classification, location, and equipment.
Typical planning range for posts, access control, and property presence.
Typical planning range where the assignment supports an armed posture.
Typical planning range for short-notice or limited-duration coverage.
No long-term agreement is required to start. Qualified recurring assignments may begin with a 30-day pilot.
Founder-led
Christopher Key
Founder and managing member
Christopher founded KDI after serving as a U.S. Army Military Police officer, a defense contractor supporting U.S. Central Command, and a law-enforcement professional for 11 years. That background is how assignments are assessed and how clients are kept informed.
Six years, U.S. Army Military Police
Iraq and Afghanistan
Eleven years in law enforcement
About Christopher and KDI
Coverage process
From concern to a posted officer.
01
Define the need
Location, dates, hours, known concerns, and the outcome management wants.
02
Assess the assignment
Access, exposure, staffing, posture, reporting, and legal requirements.
03
Set the operating plan
Duties, post instructions, chain of command, and documentation.
04
Deploy and report
Personnel report, hold the post, document activity, and escalate to the plan.
Need coverage soon?
Send the location, hours, and the immediate concern.
KDI will confirm fit and availability, then tell you the next responsible step. Qualified recurring posts can start as a 30-day pilot.