SERVICES
EXPERIENCE
Arcis provides more than just advice. We provide solutions based on decades of experience both in the boardroom and the field. Our services are based on ground realities that at times will differ from conventional theoretical thinking.
COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTIONS
Our core areas are designed as a complete project cycle beginning with strategic planning, identifying and managing risk, protecting against threats, managing incidents, and leveraging technology as a force multiplier.
VANGUARD
Arcis continues to evolve and stay at the forefront of new developments, changing global landscape, and leveraging technology where appropriate to provide the best in service products to our clients.
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HEADQUARTERS
Washington D.C.- Global
Mexico City - Latin America
Harare - Africa
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ARCIS IN THE NEWS
Expo Seguridad 2021
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Arcis International Acquires CRI Private Security
Arcis International, a leading crisis management and security services provider, is pleased to announce the acquisition of CRI Private Security, a guarding company operating in northern Mexico. The acquisition significantly expands Arcis´ presence in Mexico´s northern border region and strengthens our relationship with international clients.
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CRI Private Security has over a decade of experience in providing guarding and security services to government and private sector clients. CRI´s founding member, Lourdes Viramontes, will join Arcis´ team as Director of Business Development, focusing on our strategic expansion throughout northern Mexico. For more information on our expanding services, contact us at info@arcisinternational.com
Arcis teams are busy evacuating staff from St. Vincent
Not our new uniforms ... just the Arcis squad members rescuing people from St. Vincent. Contact us for evacuations, life support and any incident related to crisis management.
Evacuations in South America due to the COVID-19 Guatemala – Mexico: Land route
Arcis International implemented three different operations is Guatemala City, Tecpán, Chimaltenango and La Antigua to evacuate a group of ten foreigners and drive them to the border with Mexico in Tapachula.
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The operations were carried out in the midst of curfews, roadblocks, checkpoints and further restrictions that had been implemented in the different cities and communities in order to identify and halt the spread of coronavirus. After seven-hour long trips, the evacuees were transferred to the border with Mexico where the Arcis Guatemala – Mexico team assembled, thus completing a successful evacuation of the group of foreigners. The group then traveled to the airports in Tapachula, Chiapas and Tuxtla Gutiérrez to fly back to their home countries
Evacuations in South America due to the COVID-19 Honduras – Mexico: Land and air route
A group of approximately 40 people, including British nationals as well as a small group of Mexicans, had a safe return to their home countries after being evacuated first by land followed by a flight in a private charter that flew from Honduras to Mexico.
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Arcis planned the operational logistics alongside its local team in Honduras. The team split into five vehicles to achieve the extraction of a group of students distributed across the communities of Mapulaca, Gracias, Candelaria, La Unión, Belén, Santa Rosa de Copán and Tomala. Despite having the proper Government permits, as well as approval from local Mayors, the execution of the evacuation was not straightforward because the local residents were adamant against letting the agents pass. The agents’ skill and expertise were necessary to negotiate passage with the locals who had improvised roadblocks with sand barriers, wiring, trees, and a small group of people guarding access. After a successful negotiation, the Arcis agents were granted passage to reach the evacuees who were then moved to a safe location while they awaited transfer to the Toncontín International Airport in Tegucigalpa. On the following morning, a private charter flew the 45 passengers to Mexico. Our agents stayed with the evacuees until they ensured all British and Mexican nationals had safely boarded their flight to Toluca, Estado de México. At the Toluca International Airport, nine Arcis security agents welcomed them. Using nine Suburban trucks, the agents drove them to the Mexico City International Airport, two hours away from Toluca, where the evacuees were finally able to take their flights back to their home countries. Arcis required 72-hours long operations to complete the evacuation and meet the goal of safely returning everyone to their home countries and to their families.