NSA NH-95 COMMAND CENTER SECURED BOUNDRY UPGRADE

The NSA NH-95 Command Center Secured Boundary Upgrade, managed by Navfac Mid-Atlantic, involves extensive structural and security modifications to establish a secured perimeter in Norfolk. The scope of work includes the demolition of existing acoustic panels and gypsum boards to install a new boundary wall system featuring three layers of gypsum board and RF shielding compliant with ICD-705 standards. Additional installations include acoustic panels on walls, foam on ceilings, a protective barrier for the RF shielding, and the installation of emergency exit doors equipped with security hardware and gasketing. Further security enhancements include adding double entrance and exit doors with security hardware, installing deadbolts on specific roll-up doors, and modifying window controls and frosting for designated areas. While the statement of work, cost estimation, and design phases are slated to begin in FY24, the project's execution is funded through a phased approach spanning FY26 for design and FY27 for final execution.