What we deliver
The full lifecycle of a federal electronic security system: survey, design, installation, commissioning, and the years of maintenance after.
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Access control (PACS)
Physical access control systems that read a CAC or PIV card, check it against the authoritative source and open the right door for the right person, every time.
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Video surveillance (VSS / CCTV)
Camera systems engineered to a stated purpose: the pixel density to identify a face at the door, the retention the policy requires, and storage sized to hold it.
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Intrusion detection (IDS)
Sensors, panels and monitoring that tell the right people, quickly, that someone is where they should not be.
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Integrated security management (ISMS)
One operating picture: access, video, intrusion and intercom brought together at the head-end so operators act on events rather than chase them.
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IT and low-voltage infrastructure
The cabling, switching and power that everything else runs on, built so the next technician can find, trace and extend it.
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Security program services
The engineering and management work around the hardware: surveys, design packages, risk assessments and the program discipline that keeps a contract on track.
How the layers fit together
Select a layer to see where each capability sits in a working system.
Program
Every system starts as a survey and a design package, and stays healthy through a quality control plan. This is the layer contracting officers evaluate.
- Site surveys and device-level condition reports
- Engineering design packages, BOMs and statements of work
- ISC risk and threat assessments
- PMP-certified program and project management
Head-end
Access control, video and intrusion brought together on hardened servers, so an operator sees one event instead of three alarms.
- Head-end server builds, virtualization and hardening
- Access, video and intrusion integration under one console
- Intercom, emergency call stations and mass notification
- Multi-site enterprise architectures and failover
Network and power
The layer nobody sees until it fails. Uplinks sized to the real stream load, PoE budgets with headroom, standby power that lasts as long as the policy says.
- Structured cabling, fiber and pathway
- Security network design: VLANs, PoE budgets, uplink sizing
- Power supplies, battery standby and UPS plants
- Data and telecommunications packages for secure spaces
Controllers
Where the decisions happen: a panel checks a credential and releases a lock in a fraction of a second, and keeps doing it if the network drops.
- New PACS design, installation and commissioning
- HSPD-12 and FICAM-aligned reader and credential integration
- Legacy panel migration and rip-and-replace modernization
- Enterprise preventive and corrective maintenance with four-hour emergency response
Field devices
The devices on the wall: CAC and PIV readers, cameras placed for the pixel density the task needs, door contacts and motion sensors.
- Camera layout to detect, recognize and identify targets
- VMS and NVR design, server builds and storage sizing
- Cloud-managed video for agencies that want it
- Analog-to-IP migration and NVR replacement in occupied buildings