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Site Assessment Report

BLM California Facility Security Planning and Design

CCMA Clear Creek Admin Site

16004 Clear Creek Road, Paicines, CA 95043

Contract No. GS35F0400R

Order No. 140L1222F0008

SUBMITTED TO:

Suong Chong, P.E.

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way Sacramento, CA 95825Ph. 916.978.4530 E-mail: schong@blm.gov

1014 N Market Blvd, Suite 50 Sacramento, CA 95834

CAGE CODE: 3CLN9

www.trofholz.com

Adam Smith Region Director

Ph: 530-215-7581 E-mail: adam.smith@trofholz.com

Kelly Keyser Contracts Manager Ph: 916-577-1903

E-mail: kelly.keyser@trofholz.com http://www.trofholz.com/ mailto:kelly.keyser@trofholz.com

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Site Survey - Assessment

1.1 Introduction

This document constitutes Trofholz Technologies’ report for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sites covering assessment and recommendations for facility security improvements. This document is the result of a site assessment that examined the existing Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), Access Control System (ACS), Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Duress Alarm System (DAS), and door hardware. The gathered information will assist in establishing and developing effective recommendations for Electronic Security Systems (ESS) solutions.

1.2 Project Deliverables

This document includes the following:

• Report − Narrative − Existing Site conditions − Recommendations

• Design − Existing condition drawings /

Plans − Pictures

Site Assessment Report (SAR)

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2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS systems currently in use.

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital investment through materials and equipment that can adapt to or embrace advancing technologies.

3.2 Standards

The Facility Security Plan design aligns with the follow publications:

• Department of the Interior Manual 444 DM 1

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

• BLM Real Estate Leasing Service National Security Requirements for Leased Property

• Security Assessment Report Bureau of Land Management Facilities – CA June 2015.

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize network-communications component zones of coverage, and cost effectiveness.

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about the underlying communications structure.

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

Key requirements and criteria in assessing the security system include:

• Security Requirements

• Reliability and performance

• User friendliness

• Scalability

Site Assessment Report (SAR)

CCMA Clear Creek Admin Site– Paicines, CA

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4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

The CCMA Clear Creek Admin site has been severely damaged by previous theft attempt. The damage extended to the CCTV system and existing cabling. One door has a “doggy door” that isn’t covered by security. An unmonitored opening like this can be a security risk and should be reassessed.

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

There is not currently an ACS system at this site Recommendation: Installation of a standalone BLM owned Lenel OnGuard system that is maintained and controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted access to the BLM suite. Upgrade systems and components to meet the PIV complaint regulations. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

The new Lenel system should include 1 control panel, 1 power supply, 1x 2 door expansion board w/ a power supply and enclosure (1 for the other building), and 3 doors of access control to include dual authentication PIV readers, door position switches, REX motions, and electronic locking devices with astragals as required. See attached drawings for recommended device locations.

4.1.2 IDS

There are remnants of a non-functional wireless security system.

Recommendation: Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

The existing system and all cabling should be replaced with a new Lenel integrated Intrusion Detection System.

The system should utilize Inovonics wireless sensors to avoid running unneeded cable. The system will include 1 control panel and 1 wireless receiver, 2 wireless motion detectors (1 in each building), 1 duress button (main building), door contacts covering all entry/exit doors (DPS provided in ACS recommendation will work for this as well), 1 exterior siren located centrally, and 2 keypads (1 in each building). See attached drawing for recommended device locations.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center monitoring center. This provides a standardized monitoring solution.

Duress System: Included above in IDS recommendations.

4.1.3 CCTV

There is currently Avigilon ACC6 system in place with 11x 8mp cameras, and 1x 3mp cameras. Some camera wiring is damaged and needs to be replaced.

(See attached drawing) Recommendation: Upgrade system to current software and firmware (ACC7). Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

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Damaged camera cable should be replaced with new CAT6 cabling. The conduit can be reused, but should be repositioned and repaired as needed. An existing uninstalled UPS should be installed and tested.

Below Documents:

• Site Drawing

• Site Pictures

• Site assessment checklist

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1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

Carrizo Plain Goodwin Visitor Center

17495 Soda Lake Road, Santa Margarita, CA 93453

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

(BLM) sites covering assessment and recommendations for facility security improvements. This document is the result of a site assessment that examined the existing Closed Circuit Television

(CCTV), Access Control System (ACS), Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Duress Alarm System

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected

Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan

Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about

Carrizo Plain Goodwin Visitor Center– Santa Margarita, CA

The Carrizo Plain Goodwin Visitor Center is a very remotely located facility which currently has only Ring cameras as security.

There is currently no access control at this facility.

Recommendation: Installation of a standalone BLM owned Lenel OnGuard system that is maintained and controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted access to the BLM suite. Upgrade systems and components to meet the PIV complaint regulations. Provide

The new system should consist of a 1 Lenel OnGuard control panel, 1 power supply, and 2 doors of access control to be equipped with an electronic lock, dual authentication PIV reader, 1 door position switch, and 1 REX motion detector. See attached drawings for recommended device locations.

There is currently an incomplete IDS system that should be replaced.

Recommendation: Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

The new IDS system should include 1 Lenel keypad (linked and wired to Lenel Access control system), 1 interior motion detector, 2 door contacts (the Access Control door position switches will work for this), 1 siren, and 1 duress button. See attached drawings for recommended device locations.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center

There are currently 4x Ring cameras as the CCTV system.

Recommendation: Replacement of ring cameras with 4x 4mp Exterior Avigilon Dome cameras (IP66, IK10, and

IR) and 1x Interior 2mp Dome camera. An Avigilon NVR with enough storage to record on motion for 30 days, and a POE switch for camera power are also recommended. See attached drawings for recommended device locations.

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1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

Consumnes Farm Center Office

7300 Desmond Road, Galt, CA 95632

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

(BLM) sites covering assessment and recommendations for facility security improvements. This document is the result of a site assessment that examined the existing Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), Access Control System (ACS), Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Duress Alarm System

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about

Consumnes Farm Center Office– Galt, CA

The Cosumnes Farm Center Office has no Access Control System, CCTV System, or Duress Alarm System.

There is currently no Access Control System at this site.

Recommendation: Installation of a standalone BLM owned Lenel OnGuard system that is maintained and controlled by authorized personnel. This system should include 1 Lenel server, 1 control panel, 1x 2 door expansion board, and 4 doors of access control. Each door of access control should have 1 dual authentication PIV reader, 1 REX motion, 1 door position switch, and 1 electronic lock. See attached drawings.

Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

There is currently a DSC Intrusion Detection System with 1 keypad, 4 door contacts, and 2 motion detectors.

Recommendation: Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center

Duress System: There is currently no Duress Alarm System at this site.

Recommendation: 1 duress button should be installed as part of the DSC IDS.

There is currently no CCTV system at this site. There are 2 non-functional “dummy” cameras.

Recommendation: A new Avigilon CCTV system should be installed that includes 1 NVR, 4x 8mp exterior dome cameras (IK10, IP66, IR, Varifocal), and 2 interior 2mp dome cameras. The NVR should provide enough storage to record on motion at 15 fps for 30 days (4tb). The system should be integrated with the ACS and IDS.

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

BLM California Facility

Security Planning and Design

Consumnes River Preserve Visitor Center

13501 Franklin Blvd., Galt, CA 95632

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

E-mail: contracts@trofholz.com mailto:contracts@trofholz.com

(BLM) sites covering assessment and recommendations for facility security improvements. This document is the result of a site assessment that examined the existing Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV), Access Control System (ACS), Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Duress Alarm System

− Existing condition drawings / Plans

Consumnes River Preserve Visitor Center– Galt, CA

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable, and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS systems currently in use.

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital investment through materials and equipment that can adapt to or embrace advancing technologies.

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities –

Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize network-communications component zones of coverage, and cost effectiveness.

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about the underlying communications structure.

The Cosumnes River Preserve Visitor center is remotely located

There is currently no access control system.

Recommendation: Installation of a standalone BLM owned Lenel Onguard system that is maintained and controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted access to the BLM suite. Upgrade systems and components to meet the PIV complaint regulations. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis. The new system should have 3 doors of access control added to include at each door 1 dual authentication PIV FIPS-201 compliant reader, 1 door position switch, 1 REX motion detector, and an electronic lock.

There is currently no IDS.

Recommendation: Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis. A new Lenel integrated IDS should be added that will include 3 motion detectors (near each entry), 2 keypads (front and back), 1 siren, 1 blue strobe, and 1 panic button. The ACS door position switches should be used as the IDS door contacts.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center monitoring center. This provides a standardized monitoring solution.

4.1.3 CCTV

There is currently Avigilon ACC-6 system in place with 5x 8mp Dome Cameras, and 2x 3mp Dome Cameras.

(See attached drawing) Recommendation: Upgrade system to current software and firmware Avigilon Control Center Version 7 (ACC-7). Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

Fort Ord Admin Site

11170 Eucalyptus Road, Seaside, CA 93955

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

(BLM) sites covering assessment and recommendations for facility security improvements. This document is the result of a site assessment that examined the existing Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), Access Control System (ACS), Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Duress Alarm System

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about

Fort Ord Admin Site– Seaside, CA

The Fort Ord Admin site does not have an Intrusion Detection System, Duress Alarm System, or Access Control.

There is currently no Access Control System at this site.

controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted access to the BLM suite. Upgrade systems and components to meet the PIV complaint regulations. Provide

The new access control system should include 1 control panel in enclosure, 1 power supply, 3x 2 door boards to accommodate additional doors, and 8 doors of access control. Each door of access control should include 1 dual authentication PIV reader, 1 REX motion, 1 door position switch, and 1 electronic lock. 1 of the doors is actually a double door and so should include 1 additional door position switch. See attached plans.

There is currently no Intrusion Detection System on this site.

Recommendation: A new Lenel integrated IDS should be added that includes 1 control panel in enclosure, 2 keypads, 1 siren, 1 duress button, 9 Door Contacts (the door position switches for the ACS can be used for this), 2x 360 motion detectors, and 5 motion detectors. See attached drawings.

Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center

Duress System: Included in IDS above.

There is currently Avigilon ACC6 system in place with 9x 8mp Cameras, and 1x 3mp Camera.

(See attached drawing) Recommendation: Add 5x 2mp Interior Dome cameras, and 2x 8mp Fisheye Cameras to cover the interior of all entry doors. See attached drawings. Upgrade system to current software and firmware (ACC7). Provide

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

Mono Basin Fire Station

640 Lundy Lake Road, Lee Vining, CA 93541

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected

Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan

Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about

Mono Basin Fire Station– Lee Vining, CA

The Mono Basin Fire Station is a remote site with an entrance gate that doesn’t remain shut and so is accessible

24/7. There is currently no Access Control System, no Intrusion Detection System, no Duress Alarm System, and an incomplete and outdated Camera System.

There is currently no Access Control System at this site.

controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted access to the BLM suite. Upgrade systems and components to meet the PIV complaint regulations. Provide

The new Lenel OnGuard Access Control System should include 1 control panel, 1x 2 reader door board, 1 power supply, and 4 doors of access control. Each door of access control should have 1 dual authentication PIV reader, 1

REX motion, 1 door position switch, and 1 electronic lock. See attached drawings.

There is currently no Intrusion Detection System at this site.

Recommendation: Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so

Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

A new IDS should be installed at the site. The system should be a Lenel integrated IDS and include 2 Keypads, 1

360 motion detector, 2 motion detectors, 1 duress button, and 1 siren. See attached drawings.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center

Duress System: Included with IDS recommendations.

There is currently Avigilon ACC6 system in place with 2x 8mp and 1x 3mp cameras.

(See attached drawing)

Recommendation:. Upgrade system to current software and firmware (ACC7). Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis. 4 new cameras should be added to the current system. 1 new exterior 8mp varifocal dome camera with IR should be installed on the back deck looking north, 1 on the south wall looking at the engine bay, 1 on the interior of the engine by, and 1 additional on the West wall of the engine bay looking west. See attached drawings.

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

Piedras Blancas Admin Site

15950 Cabrillo Hwy, San Simeon, CA 93452

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected

Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan

Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about

Piedras Blancas Admin Site– San Simeon, CA

The Piedras Blancas Admin Site is historical and so limits the way in which security equipment can be installed.

The exterior of the building/s cannot be altered. The oceanfront site creates a wet and salty environment that will cause security equipment to wear down and malfunction more frequently. Exterior fence-line has gaps that can be exploited.

There is currently no Access Control System on this site.

controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted access to the BLM suite. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

The new ACS should be installed at the Office/Shop building and should have 1 control panel in enclosure, 1x 2 door expansion board, 1 power supply, and 4 doors of access control. Each door of access control should include 1

REX motion detector, 1 dual authentication PIV reader, 1 door position switch, and 1 electronic lock. See attached drawings.

There is currently no intrusion detection system at this site.

Recommendation: Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

The new system should cover the Office/Shop, and both residence buildings. 1 control panel, and 1 wireless transceiver should be installed at the shop. Both of the residence buildings should have all wireless equipment. At each residence building there should be 8 wireless transmitters, 6 door contacts, 2 overhead door contact, 2 wireless motions, 2 wireless keypad, and 2 wireless sirens. The shop should have 2 360 motions, 1 siren, 1 keypad, 1 duress button, and 4 door contacts. See attached drawings.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center

Duress System: Included with the IDS system above. See attached drawings.

There is currently no CCTV system at this site.

Recommendation: Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

A new Avigilon camera system should be added that has 1 8tb NVR, 3 POE switches (1 in each building), 1 wireless point to point transceiver, 2 wireless point to point receivers (1 on each building), and 10x exterior dome cameras

(IP66, 1K10, IR, 8mp). Conduit should be utilized as to not alter the historically protected building. See attached

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

San Joaquin River Gorge Visitor Center

40060 Smalley Road, Auberry, CA 93602

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected

Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan

Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about

San Joaquin River Gorge Visitor Center– Auberry, CA

The San Joaquin River Gorge Visitor Center has a history of high voltage surges that cause damage to security equipment. Many outlets and the existing CCTV system have been damaged from one such surge. Facility is not in a fenced in area and is surrounded by the cover of trees.

There is currently no access control at this facility.

controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted

This system should include 1 control panel, 1 power supply, and 2 doors of access control. Each door of access control should have 1 dual authentication PIV reader, 1 door position switch, 1 REX motion, and 1 electronic lock.

See attached drawings.

Recommendation: A new Lenel integrated IDS should be installed that includes 2 keypads, 1 siren, 1 duress button, 2 motion detectors, and the DPS from the ACS should be used as the door contacts for the IDS. See attached

Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center

Duress System: Included as part of the IDS above.

There is currently a non-functional system in place. Many components were either damaged or removed due to a recent electrical surge.

Recommendation: An Avigilon ACC7 replacement system should be installed that includes 6x 8mp dome cameras

(IP66, IK10, IR, Varifocal). 1 should be mounted on the NE corner looking south, 2 on the SE corner looking north and west, 1 next to the South entrance, and 2 on the NW corner looking East and South. See attached drawings.

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1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

South Fork Fire Station

30146 Highway 178, Onyx, CA 93255

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected

Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan

Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about

South Fork Fire Station– Onyx, CA

The South Fork Fire Station has no Intrusion Detection System, Duress Alarm System, or Access Control System.

There is currently no access control system at this site.

controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted

The new access control system should cover the garage and include 1 control panel, 1 power supply, and 2 doors of access control. Each door of access control should include 1 dual authentication PIV reader, 1 REX motion, 1 door position switch, and 1 electronic lock. See attached drawings.

Recommendation: The IDS should include both the garage and barracks and include 1 control panel, 1 wireless receiver, 1 keypad, 1 wireless keypad (for barracks), 1 siren, 1 wireless siren (barracks), 2 wireless transmitters (barracks), 2 door contacts (barracks), 2 motion detectors, and 1 wireless 360 motion detector (for barracks), 1 duress buttons, and 1 wireless duress button (barracks). See attached drawings.

Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center

Duress System: Included as part of IDS above.

There is currently Avigilon ACC6 system in place with 4x 8mp cameras, 2x 3mp cameras, and 1x 180 degree 3mp camera.

Recommendation: Upgrade system to current software and firmware. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV

Topaz Fire Station

117039 US-395, Topaz, CA 96133

U.S. Department of the Interior, Regions 8 & 10 Bureau of Land Management 2800 Cottage Way

(BLM) sites covering assessment and recommendations for facility security improvements. This document is the result of a site assessment that examined the existing Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), Access Control System (ACS), Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Duress Alarm System

Realizing the maximum advantages from your current security technologies depends on having effective, efficient, reliable and compatible security systems, network, and networking equipment at all levels. The BLM selected Trofholz Technologies to assess and develop recommended improvements for the security system at 44 facilities throughout California. Each site may differ and has a varying degree of existing security systems. The goal of this program is to recommend either leaving in-place, supplementing, repair, or replacing some or all-existing ESS

This project objective is creating a detailed view of existing technology solutions. Provide Security Plan Recommendations to fulfill the minimum requirements to enable compliancy without jeopardizing capital

• The Department of Homeland Security, Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities – Threat Level 2

All technology recommendations will maximize the existing ESS and infrastructure, network investments, optimize

With a scalable infrastructure and security system, you provide for foreseeable coverage needs at low incremental cost. This way, strategic decisions about application needs can occur at the department level with less concern about

Topaz Fire Station– Topaz, CA

The Topaz Fire Station has no Intrusion Detection System, Duress Alarm System, or Access Control System.

There is currently no Access Control System for this site.

Recommendation: Installation of a standalone BLM owned Lenel OnGuard system that is maintained and controlled by authorized personnel. The new system will provide a secured control of who is and who is not granted

The new system should have 1 control panel, 2 power supplies (1 in each building), 2x 2 door expansion boards (1 in each building), and 6 doors of access control. Each door of access control should have 1 dual authentication PIV reader, 1 REX motion, 1 door position switch, and 1 electronic lock. See attached drawings.

There is currently no Intrusion Detection System for this site.

Recommendation: Suggest yearly testing and integration with new Access Control System to be installed so Employee Badges (prox cards) disarm alarm system. Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis.

A new Lenel integrated Intrusion Detection System should be installed that includes 3 keypads (1 in the engine bay), 2 duress buttons (1 in each building), 2x 360 motion detectors (1 in each building), 2 motion detectors, overhead door contacts for the engine bay overhead doors, 2 sirens (1 in each building), and the door position switches for the ACS system should be used as door contacts for the IDS. See attached drawings.

Consideration by BLM: We recommend that you convert/upgrade the IDS to integrate with a GSA Mega Center

Duress System: Included with IDs above. See attached drawings.

There is currently Avigilon ACC6 system in place with 4x 8mp cameras, and 3x 3mp cameras.

(See attached drawing) Recommendation: Upgrade system to current software and firmware (ACC7). Provide preventative maintenance on system on a biannual basis. Add 1 8mp exterior dome camera (IP66, IK10, IR, Varifocal) to the NW of the engine bay looking south. See attached drawings.

Several cameras have dirty domes and/or lenses that should be cleaned so that they provide reliable clear images capable of providing visual security.

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Project Deliverables

2.0 Executive Overview

2.1 Introduction

3.0 Objectives of the Security System

3.1 Objective

3.2 Standards

3.3 Business Needs, Objectives, and Goals

3.4 Requirement and Criteria Definition

4.0 Assessment Findings & Recommendations

4.1 Site Risks

4.1 Site Security-Systems

4.1.1 ACS & Door Hardware

4.1.2 IDS

4.1.3 CCTV