Attachment 16 - Construction Security Plan (CSP).pdf
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This document contains a Construction Security Plan (CSP) outlining security measures for the construction of a new consolidated operations and maintenance hangar at Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Virginia. The project includes building a two-story, six-bay hangar facility housing various maintenance spaces as well as a Special Access Program Facility on the second floor. The CSP specifies security requirements for perimeter walls, penetrations, utilities, and communications infrastructure to meet ICD/ICS 705 standards. It also addresses site security managed by the 633rd Security Forces Squadron, background checks and access controls for construction workers, documentation controls, and reporting procedures to ensure compliance with security protocols throughout the construction period.
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UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO
Construction Security Plan (CSP)
Definition: A plan outlining security protective measures that will be applied to each phase of the construction project. The requirements set forth in this plan provide the baseline for construction security activities and may be supplemented as required but may not be reduced without coordination and approval from the Accrediting Official
(AO).
The contents below are suggested topics. The plan format and content shall be developed by the element accrediting official (AO) based upon the size, purpose and location of the SCIF.
a. Site Security Manager: Alyson Moore, alyson.moore.l@us.af.mil / 757-764-1840
b. Statement of Construction Project: This work consists of a MILCON project to construct a new two-story, six-bay operations and maintenance hangar. This facility will include a 4,400 sq/ ft Special Access Program Facility (SAPP) which will be the new home for the 1 FW CVN Office. The SAPP will be located on the second floor of this facility and be constructed IAW ICD/ICS 705 version 1.4.
Specific constructions details will be outlined in the Fixed Facility Checklist.
The following outlines some of the work that will be accomplished: All walls, perimeter and internal, will be constructed from true floor to ceiling. Four rooms have been designated to meet sound class 4 / STC 50 standards and all others will meet sound class 3 / STC 45 standards. The SAPP will have one (1) primary entrance door and one (1) emergency exit door. The SAPP will also include its own electrical and COMM/ server room. All metallic penetrations will include either a dielectric break or be grounded IAW ICD/ICS 705 version 1.4 and UFC 4-010-05. All vent and/ or duct openings that penetrate the perimeter wall and exceed 96 square inches will be protected with permanently affixed bars or grills.
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All utility distribution (e.g. power, signal) will be surface mounted to a sound treated wall. No windows will be installed in this SAPF.
c. Existing SCIF ID: N / A
d. Cognizant Security Authority/ Accrediting Official: HQ ACC / AFOSI PJ
e. Location of Work:
Building 753 Joint Base Langley-Eustis - Langley,
f. Estimated Start Date: 08/02/2021
g. Estimated Completion Date: 05/31/2024
h. Has a Risk Assessment Been Completed: ~ es D No
If yes, where in CASTS is it located: AFOSI Local Threat Assessment, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia dated 31 July 2018 (S/ /NF)
i. Security in Depth (SID) Documentation: This facility will be constructed on a military installation which has a fence that surrounds the land perimeter. The fence is 8-feet tall with outriggers comprised of triple strand barbed wire and surrounds the land perimeter. Access to the installation is controlled by 633rd ABW Security Forces Squadron (SFS). All personnel entering the installation must possess a valid government form of identification ( e.g. military DoD civilian or contractor ID) or be vetted by the 633rd SFS through a local background check. Security Forces personnel maintain a Secret clearance and have roving guards that monitor the installation.
j. Adjacencies to Consider: The occupants of this facility will include active duty Air Force, Air National Guard members, and DOD Civilian employees.
k. Control of Construction Plans and Documents: Plans and blueprints are maintained by 633rd CES and Contracting personnel that require the documents in order to complete construction. The SSM will be sent a copy of all drawings and documents related to the construction of the facility. CES will permanently maintain documents of post construction plans for emergency response and facility management purposes.
I. Control of Operations if a Renovation Project: N/ A - This project is a new build.
m. Procurement, Shipping and Storage of Buildin&'f inishing Material: All materials for this project will be ordered through US companies and stored / secured on site. All materials will be selected and procured in accordance with federal acquisition regulations.
n. Construction Workers All construction and trade workers will be U.S. citizens or individuals who have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence as defined in 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(20). 633rd SFS will run a local background check on all workers. Access to the installation will only be granted to workers with a positive check.
o. Site Security: 633 SFS provides installation security as a part of their daily operations. In addition, the contractor shall provide a steel, mesh covered fence enclosing the entire construction site. The fence will have a lockable gate.
Periodic site security inspections will be completed by the Site Security Manager (SSM) or designee for the duration of the project. The SSM will have complete access to the site and conduct random inspections to ensure compliance of ICD/ICS 705 and this CSP. Photographs will be taken during certain phases of construction to aid in documenting compliance for accreditation purposes. Select personnel assigned to JBLE-Langley will assist with day-to-day Construction Surveillance Technician (CST) responsibilities during construction as needed.
The CST will have a minimum of a Secret clearance. After hours, 633 SFS will conduct random inspections of the site.
p. Security Administration: 633rd CES/ Contracting will provide a roster/ EAL containing the names of all site workers/ employees. This list will be used by the
CSTs to aid with daily site identification checks. The CSTs will maintain a log to identify workers, materials, and details of work conducted. The logs and documentation will be maintained by the SSM and made available to AFSOI PJ for review. Any significant deviations from the CSP will be reported to AFOSI PJ within 72 hours of discovery.
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