Cleared for the work
Three secure systems. One cleared installer.
Federal and military work runs on compliance and clearance. We install SCIF door systems, blast-resistant glazing, and rated hollow metal doors — to ICD/ICS 705, DoD ATFP, and GSA criteria — with background-cleared crews who understand base access, chain-of-custody, and the tempo of federal PMs and contracting officers.
Choose your system
The right system for the threat.
Each system answers a different security requirement — from classified work to blast protection to rated openings. We match the assembly to the spec and the clearance to the site.
SCIF Door Systems
Turnkey SCIF assemblies for classified spaces — RF shielding, sound attenuation, and high-security locking to ICD/ICS 705 and DoD requirements.
Blast-Resistant Products
DoD/GSA-compliant blast- and impact-rated windows, storefront, and curtain wall engineered to protect against forced entry and explosive events.
Hollow Metal Doors
Fire-, blast-, and sound-rated hollow metal door and frame assemblies for secure military and government openings.
System 01 · Classified spaces
SCIF door systems.
For sensitive compartmented information facilities, we install turnkey SCIF door systems engineered to meet ICD/ICS 705 and DoD security requirements — complete assemblies with the shielding, attenuation, and hardware the accreditation demands.
- Turnkey SCIF systems to ICD/ICS 705 and DoD requirements
- RF shielding and TEMPEST considerations
- Sound attenuation (STC) for classified discussion
- High-security locking and access-control integration
- Coordinated with vault doors and dual-authentication systems
System 02 · Force protection
Blast-resistant windows & curtain wall.
We provide blast- and impact-rated glazing and framing engineered to protect against forced entry and explosive events — DoD- and GSA-compliant systems installed per UFC and ISC physical-security criteria.
- DoD- and GSA-compliant aluminum systems (Arcadia)
- Blast/impact-rated windows and curtain wall (EFCO)
- Certified blast-resistant storefront and curtain wall (Kawneer)
- Installed per UFC 4-010-01 and ISC Physical Security Criteria
- Laminated, impact, and forced-entry glazing options
System 03 · Rated openings
Hollow metal doors.
Secure facilities need rated openings that hold up. We install fire-, blast-, and sound-rated hollow metal door and frame assemblies, with the heavy-duty hardware government and military specs require.
- Fire-rated, blast-rated, and sound-rated assemblies
- Steelcraft by Assa Abloy and DCI hollow metal
- Heavy-duty security hardware and exit devices
- Compliant with UFC, ASTM, and NFPA standards
- Qualified for secure base access and rated wall openings
Side by side
How our secure systems compare.
Three systems, three security jobs. Use this to scope the right assembly before we review your drawings and clearance requirements.
| Feature | SCIF Doors | Blast-ResistantMost specified | Hollow Metal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Classified spaces | Force protection | Rated openings |
| Key standard | ICD/ICS 705 · DoD | UFC 4-010-01 · ISC · GSA | UFC · ASTM · NFPA |
| Protection | RF / sound / access | Blast / impact / forced-entry | Fire / blast / sound |
| Framing | Specialized SCIF assembly | Aluminum | Steel |
| Typical location | Intel & classified rooms | Facade & perimeter | Back-of-house & rated walls |
| Best for | Accredited SCIF spaces | Embassies, bases, federal | Secure service openings |
Most secure projects combine systems — blast glazing at the facade, SCIF doors at classified rooms, hollow metal back-of-house. We coordinate all three with cleared crews.
FAQ
Common questions on federal & military work.
Quick answers for contracting officers, federal PMs, and GCs — anything else, we’ll cover at the site walk.
Are your crews cleared for secure base access?
Which standards do you build to?
Can you install turnkey SCIF door systems?
What blast ratings can you provide?
Do you handle secure jobsite and chain-of-custody requirements?
Can you combine SCIF, blast, and hollow metal on one project?
How do we start a federal or military project?
Cleared for your project
Ready to scope a federal or military installation?
Talk directly with our federal project lead. We’ll review your spec, confirm clearance and compliance fit, and turn around a real number — fast.