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ICD-705 Secure Technical Security Services Construction

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Key Highlights of Capabilities

  1. Diverse Project Types:

    • Renovations and Ground-Up: Akamai Operations Group, Inc excels in both SCIF renovations and new constructions, adapting to varying site conditions and requirements.

    • Each project is tailored to meet specific needs, from retrofitting existing buildings to constructing state-of-the-art secure facilities.

    • High level Program Management Support of Critical Classified Military Secure Audio/Video Conferencing/Telecommunications.

  2. International Capabilities (OCONUS):

    • Several projects were executed with over 100 full-time employees based outside the continental United States (OCONUS), underlining HCP Federal's ability to manage and deliver secure projects in diverse global locations.

  3. Full-Scope Construction:

    • Projects have incorporated all CSI (Construction Specifications Institute) divisions, ensuring comprehensive coverage of all construction aspects.

    • Each SCIF is built in compliance with stringent security guidelines, including ICD 705 (Intelligence Community Directive 705) and TEMPEST.

  4. Security and Compliance Expertise:

    • ICD-705 Compliance: All projects are built with adherence to the rigorous standards of ICD 705, ensuring sensitive compartmented information is securely housed and managed.

    • TEMPEST Requirements: The facilities are constructed with the necessary protections against electronic eavesdropping and other vulnerabilities, following strict TEMPEST protocols.

  5. Client Base:

    • Akamai Operations Group, Inc has successfully delivered services for critical federal agencies, including the Intelligence Community (IC), the Department of State (DOS), Department of Defense (DoD) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE).

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SCIF Past Performance:

  1. USFK/IC/Ground Up, 389,000 SF, free standing SCIF, all secured comms/as well as unsecured comms, both celestial and terrestrial communications and structured cabling systems, 4000 amp paralleling, UPS/Generator Backup inclusive of fuels for 14 day unsupported runtime, CBRN filtration +$290M/USD.

  2. 501st SCIF/USFK/USACE, all CSI divisions, all secured comms/as well as unsecured comms, both celestial and terrestrial communications and structured cabling systems, total ground up $21M/USD.

  3. +65 renovations of DOS (Department of State) SCIF space under the TRSS program on a global scale, all secured comms/as well as unsecured comms, both celestial and terrestrial communications and structured cabling systems. Each effort ran from 225k/USDto225k/USDto4.5M/USD.

  4. +20 spaces for DIA/DAO on a CONUS basis, inclusive of all CSI divisions and all secured comms/as well as unsecured comms, both celestial and terrestrial communications and structured cabling systems. Each effort included specific requirements for UPS/Power Filtration/Generation and isolation of comms.

  • Completed 100+ SCIF Installations: Successfully delivered over 100 SCIFs, adhering to specific security guidelines such as TEMPEST shielding, electromagnetic interference (EMI) control, ICD 705 compliance and secure cable routing practices.

  • High-Security Communication Solutions: Deployed cabling systems supporting high-security communications in military and intelligence environments, ensuring robust and secure data transmission.

  • Upgrades and Modernization: Provided upgrades and retrofitting of existing SCIFs, maintaining security integrity while integrating new technology such as high-speed fiber optics and advanced network equipment.

  • Provided USARSO & IMCOM high level Program Management Support of Critical Classified Military Secure Audio/Video Conferencing and Command and Control.

  • Provided US Army Telecommunication Systems for United States Army South’s (ARSOUTH’s) Audio Visual Display Systems on Fort Sam Houston, and Maintenance for Installation Management Command (IMCOM) Headquarters Campus which controls all the U.S. Army Garrisons throughout the world.

  • Provided USAF high level Program Management support with the consolidation of base level legacy infrastructures to improve security, reduce cost, and enable new capabilities like persistent email and centralized management for the United Sates Air Force.

  • Provided DoD Continuity of Operations (COOP) Planning Support to high level Washington Headquartered Services OSD/CAPE Critical Programs for the Department of Defense (DoD) in support of program and budget decisions, strategy and force planning, and transformation which included providing end-to-end IT support including infrastructure, operations and maintenance, acquisition, inventory, network security, information assurance, system administration, networking, engineering, and continuity of operations for the Computer Services and Support (CS&S) area.

Challenges and Solutions (SCIF):

  1. Challenge: Navigating Complex Security and Regulatory Standards
    Solution: In each SCIF project, we ensured that all installations complied with TEMPEST, ICD 705 and NSA standards, requiring constant coordination with security personnel and government inspectors. Our dedicated team of security-cleared technicians worked alongside stakeholders to ensure compliance throughout every phase of the project.

  2. Challenge: Coordination of Multiple Stakeholders
    Solution: Effective communication with a wide range of stakeholders, including government security officials, contractors, and facility managers, was crucial. We overcame this challenge by implementing clear lines of communication, establishing project timelines, and providing regular progress updates. Our project managers hosted weekly briefings to ensure all stakeholders remained informed and aligned on progress.

  3. Challenge: Meeting Tight Deadlines
    Solution: SCIF installations often involve tight deadlines to meet operational needs. To ensure we met these timelines, we utilized a detailed project management approach with built-in milestones and contingency plans. We also leveraged our extensive network of subcontractors and suppliers, enabling us to scale resources quickly when necessary.

  4. Challenge: Working in Sensitive, Controlled Environments
    Solution: Given the classified nature of SCIFs, we often encountered restricted access and the need for continuous security clearance. We managed this by establishing secure access protocols and rotating personnel with the necessary clearances to maintain a smooth workflow while respecting security protocols.

  5. Challenge: Environmental Conditions
    Solution: Some SCIF environments required cabling systems to be installed in locations with limited space, high electromagnetic interference, or complex building structures. Our team developed tailored solutions, such as using shielded cabling and flexible routing techniques, to overcome physical constraints while ensuring optimal signal integrity and performance.

Differentiators (SCIF):

  • Security-Cleared Workforce: Our technicians hold the necessary security clearances, enabling them to work within highly restricted and sensitive environments, most at the TS/SCI levels.

  • Proven Track Record: A history of successfully completing over 100 SCIF installations, including upgrades and retrofits, with zero security breaches or compliance issues.

  • Expert Project Management: Our project management team specializes in coordinating complex, multi-phase projects, ensuring that each phase is completed on time, within budget, and in compliance with security standards.

  • Customized Solutions: We offer tailored cabling systems designed specifically to meet the unique needs of each SCIF, from network scalability to strict environmental controls.

Relevant Services Summary (SCIF):
HCP Federal, LLC is fully capable of managing turn-key requirements such as ICD-705 Secure Construction, Secure Audio/Video Telecommunications Support, and Continuity of Operations (COOP) Planning Support. Our highly qualified personnel are committed and fully capable making us the ideal partner for a wide range of projects either as a Prime Contractor or as a valued teaming partner.

NHO 8(a) Contracting Advantages:
As an NHO-owned SBA 8(a) firm, HCP Federal, LLC can also be direct awarded. Our NHO 8(a) status has the following contracting advantages:

  • Per the 2020 NDAA – 100M/100M/25M sole source awards. HCP Federal, LLC may receive direct awards up to $100 million (for DoD) without a Justification and Approval.

  • Awards cannot be protested per 13 CFR 124.517(a).

  • Faster procurements via Alpha Contracting. HCP Federal, LLC can work jointly with the Government to reduce procurement time, develop/refine the statement of work, and provide a better solution.

  • No procurement competition. There is no requirement to compete procurements to HCP Federal, LLC before a sole source award per 13 CFR 124.506(b)(3).

  • Meets Small Business goals. Contracting with HCP Federal, LLC will satisfy 8(a) and Small Business goals.

  • Source selection information FAR 2.1.1 and FAR 3.104.

Conclusion (SCIF):
HCP Federal is committed to providing high-quality, secure, and reliable structured cabling solutions for SCIF environments. Our vast experience, proven problem-solving abilities, and unwavering focus on security make us the ideal partner for your next SCIF project.

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