This project consisted of two tasks. Task 1 consisted of conducting security assessments of Security Level IV facilities in the Southeast Region. The inspections involved reviewing each facility and making security systems recommendations and their placement. Security systems that were used included premise wiring, CCTV, physical barriers, employee identification systems, access control systems, intrusion detection systems, magnetometers, X-rays, and other intrusion and access control devices. Task 2 consisted of installation of the recommended and approved security systems. The installation consisted of security systems design, specifying equipment and materials, estimating installation costs and schedules, subcontracting parts of the work, managing the construction, ensuring that the systems perform per specifications, developing systems procedures and testing, systems programming, and training. All facilities are remotely monitored (and sometimes also controlled) from the Regional Control Center in Atlanta via dedicated telephone lines.

Work under this contract included the installation of premise wiring, control switches, video and security equipment, and computer control systems in over 60 buildings that GSA maintains in the southeast United States. This work was accomplished through the issuance of multiple delivery orders from GSA. SCG staff conducted building inspections and developed engineering designs to be approved by GSA. Local subcontractors performed the installation of cabling/wiring and equipment; SCG managed the individual efforts of the subcontractors and ensured final quality through testing. Work was done simultaneously on multiple buildings within a city and in multiple cities throughout the southeast. SCG wrote procedure manuals for the operation of the systems. After the systems were tested, inspected, and approved by the client, SCG distributed the training manuals and conducted training sessions to ensure client understanding of operations of the total system.