Attachment_3._Current_System_Configuration_rev1_09202016.pdf
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Attachment 1 – 140th Wing Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Technology Refresh Project Current System Configuration
1. Facility 3007 – Building 701, Room 103, Intel Flight
1.1. Six (6) alarm points
1.2. No AECS
2. Facility 3008 – Building 701, Room 202, Operations Squadron Classified Briefing Auditorium
2.1. Nine (9) alarm points
2.2. One (1) AECS door
3. Facility 3009 – Building 701, Room 107, Squadron Operations Vault (SAP – Programmed as SCIF)
3.1. Nineteen (19) alarm points
3.2. No AECS
4. Facility 3010 – Building 701, Room 107J, Squadron Operations Program Management (SAP –
Programmed as SCIF)
4.1. Seven (7) alarm points
4.2. No AECS
5. Facility 3011 – Building 911, Room 112, Secure Briefing Room (SAP – Programmed as SCIF)
5.1. Four (4) alarm points
5.2. No AECS
6. Facility 3012 – Building 1641 1642, Bay D, Munitions Maintenance Bay (SAP – Programmed as SCIF)
6.1. Fourteen (14) alarm points
6.2. No AECS
7. Facility 3013 – Building 1645, Munitions Storage Magazine (SAP – Programmed as SCIF)
7.1. Five (5) alarm points
7.2. No AECS
8. Facility 3014 – Aircraft Maintenance Hangar 801 (PL3)
8.1. This facility has five IDS panels (one host and four expansions) and one expansion module. The panels are located on the north and south side of the hangar floor and are connected via a dedicated copper pair from the base communications infrastructure. Reconfiguring this layout is possible; however, if all alarm points/doors have to terminate at a single location a significant amount of conduit would be required. This conduit would have to span the ceiling of the hangar.
8.2. Sixty-two (62) alarm points
8.3. Twelve (12) AECS doors
9. Facility 3015 – Hangar 801, Room N-112, Electronic Countermeasures Pod Shop
9.1. Eleven (11) alarm points
9.2. One AECS door
10. Facility 3016 – Hangar 801, Room S-114, Avionics Backshop
10.1. Eight (8) alarm points
10.2. No AECS
11. Facility 3017 – Hangar 801, Room S-112, Avionics Storage Vault
11.1. Seven (7) alarm points
11.2. One (1) AECS door
12. Facility 3018 – Hangar 801, Room N-129, Parachute Shop
Attachment 1 – 140th Wing Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Technology Refresh Project Current System Configuration
12.1. Five (5) alarm points
12.2. No AECS
13. Facility 3019 – Building 1645, Munitions Storage Magazine
13.1. Four (4) alarm points
13.2. No AECS
14. Facility 3020 – Hangar 801 Administrative Area
14.1. Sixteen (16) alarm points
14.2. Eight (8) AECS doors
15. Facility 5002 – Building 700, Room 125, Security Forces Small Arms Vault
15.1. Seven (7) alarm points
15.2. No AECS
16. Facility 5003 – Building 700, Security Forces Building
16.1. Twenty-six (26) alarm points
16.2. Seven (7) AECS doors
17. Facility 5004 – Building 1640, Multi-cube Munitions Storage Magazine
17.1. Sixty-one (61) alarm points
17.2. No AECS
18. Facility 5005 – Building 1641, Munitions Operations Building
18.1. Twenty-two (22) alarm points
18.2. Two (2) AECS doors
19. Facility 5006 – Building 1642, Bays A, B, C, & E, Munitions Maintenance Building
19.1. Forty (40) alarm points
19.2. No AECS
20. Facility 5007 – Building 701, Operations Group Building
20.1. Ten (10) alarm points
20.2. Four (4) AECS doors
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