SCIF & SAPF Container Solutions

SCIF & SAPF Secure Facility Solutions

Containerized, Modular & Portable Solutions for ICD 705 Requirements

Not every SCIF project starts with a finished specification. You may know the size
you need, the mission the space will support, or simply that the facility must
meet specific security requirements.
We help simplify the process by connecting your project requirements with the
appropriate secure facility solution.
Explore solutions for:
Containerized SCIFs
Modular and panelized SCIFs
Portable and tactical
     T-SCIFs
SAPF secure facilities
Secure data and server
     environments
Custom and multi-room
     configurations
Whether you are working from an RFP, developing a budget, or still determining which
approach makes sense, we can help you identify the next step.

Rapid SCIF & Container SCIF Solutions

A Standardized Approach for Portable and Deployable Secure Space

Containerized SCIFs offer a practical, transportable path for secure facilities using
standard dimensions. They reduce on-site construction while providing flexible
layouts for offices, communications, and specialized operational needs. 
Container SCIF Overview
Containerized SCIFs use standard ISO shipping container sizes. This makes moving and placing
the unit predictable. You can set up the inside as an office, briefing room, or communications space. 
Potential Advantages
Predesigned or configurable
     floor plans
Extensive off-site
     fabrication
Transportable and
     relocatable configurations
Defined footprint for site
     and utility planning
Integrated pathways for
     security and communications systems
Reduced on-site secure
     construction activity 
Common Provisions
Intrusion Detection System
     (IDS) pathways
Access Control System (ACS)
     pathways
CCTV and security system
     infrastructure
Electrical power and
     communications
HVAC and cooling systems
RF and acoustic protection
     requirements
The right setup depends on your program rules and the security group in charge.

 

ICD 705 & SCIF Accreditation Planning

Build Toward the Requirements From the Beginning

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SCIF projects must address specific physical and technical security requirements. ICD 705 and its supporting technical specifications establish the framework used for the construction and management of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities.
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The Accrediting Official (AO) and other designated security authorities ultimately determine the requirements that apply to the project and whether the completed facility is approved for its intended use.
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Early coordination is important because the security requirements can influence the facility layout, construction, penetrations, equipment and overall project scope.
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<p><strong>Areas that may need to be addressed include:</strong></p>

<ul>
    <li>Physical perimeter security and hardening</li>
    <li>Radio frequency protection and shielding</li>
    <li>TEMPEST considerations and CTTA coordination</li>
    <li>Acoustic protection</li>
    <li>Visual controls</li>
    <li>Access Control Systems (ACS)</li>
    <li>Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)</li>
    <li>Secure doors and access points</li>
    <li>Utility, HVAC and communications penetrations</li>
    <li>Emergency exits and notification systems</li>
</ul>

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Our goal is to help organize the project requirements, identify the appropriate facility solution and support the planning process as the project moves toward design, fabrication and accreditation review.
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SCIF Security & Technical Requirements

A Secure Facility Is More Than Reinforced Walls