Security, communications, audio-visual, and fire alarm systems for the combined FORSCOM/United States Army Reserve Headquarters, a complex including a Command Headquarters Building, an Installation Processing Node, Directorate of Information Management Administrative Building, a Disaster Recovery Center, and an energy plant. These facilities house command suites, classified meeting/videoconferencing areas, special staff areas, directorate general officer suites, a SCIF facility with videoconferencing, a FORSCOM Operations Center, map/drawing storage, a classified message center, an information network operations center, a theatre, classified and unclassified meeting rooms, a law library, and open office space. All buildings have a raised floor system. This facility meets applicable UFC4-010-01 DOD minimum antiterrorism standards for buildings.
Audio-Visual
Audio-visual systems including video walls with extensive video switching and audio routing.
Communications
Outside plant fiber optic cable distribution for redundantly fed unclassified networks serving the FORSCOM Headquarters, the Installation Processing Node, the Network Enterprise Center and the Disaster Recovery Center. Fiber core POP for classified networks and fiber optic distribution design was also provided to support base connectivity.
Security
Security systems including networked access control, IP based video surveillance, and security communications for the combined FORSCOM/United States Army Reserve Headquarters, a complex including a Command Headquarters Building, an Installation Processing Node, Directorate of Information Management Administrative Building, a Disaster Recovery Center, an energy plant, and a remote disaster recovery center. The two sites are configured in a fully integrated redundant security system to allow continued operation and monitoring in the event of a server failure at either site. A central security monitoring center is located in the headquarters building. All network based security systems are DIACAP certified, in compliance with the government’s network security requirements. Entrances at the headquarters building are controlled by optical turnstile systems to prevent tailgating and piggybacking. Each site is equipped with operable vehicle barriers controlled by the access control system at all vehicle entrances. The disaster recovery site also features a perimeter fence disturbance detection system. This facility meets applicable UFC4-010-01 DOD minimum antiterrorism standards for buildings.
An expansion of a physical fitness center for the Air Combat Command to house a full weight room
Under Construction: A headquarters complex for the California Military Department, including the
Security, communications, audio-visual, and fire alarm systems for the combined FORSCOM/United
The Naval Station Norfolk Willis Manor Unaccompanied housing barracks is a five story residence
Two Warriors in Transition Unit Barrack buildings to house 144 soldiers each, located adjacent to
The Von Braun Complex – Phase III, an office building and conference facility supporting the
The high security ARCENT Third Army Headquarters comprises three components – the C2F (Command
A complex comprising the 34,800 square foot Daniel Rex Biddle Training Center Rescue Swimmer School,
The 108th ADA Brigade Complex includes two battalion headquarters buildings, two company operations
The Phase III addition to the System Software Engineering Annex (SSEA) hosts systems software
A three story 440 person bachelor enlisted quarters for the Navy Explosives Ordnance Disposal School
The Wallace Creek Regimental Complex comprises six barracks buildings, two battalion headquarters