Attachment 8 Albuquerque Complex NACP.pptx
PPTX presentation 5 MB Posted
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- Security Services
- Solicitation number
- 89233120RNA000078
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This document contains details on a proposed new Albuquerque Complex building and a related solicitation for security services. The new 333,000 square foot Albuquerque Complex will house over 1,000 employees across three security levels - a General Access Area, Property Protection Area, and three separated Limited Areas. It will include 14 vault-type rooms for classified materials, fully automated access controls, intrusion detection, CCTV, and a centrally located entrance facility.
The solicitation seeks offers for a range of professional security services to support the new complex. Required services include security program planning, physical security, protective force operations, alarm monitoring and response, security management, access control, security officer and visitor control specialist training, security patrols, staffing plans, non-security emergency response, and procedures development. The solicitation was issued by the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration.
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Current Albuquerque Complex The complex is composed of a single Limited Area (LA) enclosed by a chain-link fence 15 vault-type rooms (VTRs), which maintain classified documents or support classified communication networks. There are four entry points into the complex. The primary entry control point (ECP) is referred to as the North Guard Gate and consists of a vehicle entry with a sliding gate and a personnel entry through a manned guard station. This guard station also holds both the Central Alarm Station (CAS) and Secondary Alarm Station (SAS) (Figure 2). The second ECP is referred to as the South Guard Gate and consists of an enclosed personnel entry with two turnstiles, an exterior section with an exit lane governed by a turnstile, and an ADA-compliant gate for wheelchair access (Figure 3).
The other three entries (Gates 2, 3 and 7) are used for emergency vehicles or OST demonstration trailers and consist of swinging gates secured with high-security padlocks. Two other double swing gates along the perimeter (Gates 4, and 5) have limited access.
There are several Property Protection Area & 2 General Access Areas outside the LA
New Albuquerque Complex
333,000-square-foot building will hold more than 1,000 employees 3 different levels of DOE security areas: General Access Area, Property Protection Area and 3 separated Limited Areas 14 Vault-Type Rooms which maintain classified documents or support classified communication networks.
Fully automated physical access control, intrusion detection system, and closed-circuit TV Centrally located main entrance with a modern Visitor’s Center/Badge Office housing all protective force functions to include the Central Alarm Station (CAS) 2 separated elevator banks in the center and 2 stairwells and the main entrance on the south end and 2 stairwells on the north side. Exterior exits are located at each stairwell and on the loading dock.
The agency’s existing operations are headquartered in a 25-building complex, the primary buildings of which were constructed as military barracks in 1951.
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