Government
Proactive Defense Strategies for the Government.
Sloan Security Group delivers turn-key perimeter security solutions for the U.S. Military, the Department of Homeland Security, and embassies worldwide. Leveraging our anti-terrorism expertise and experience with crash-rated equipment, we secure hundreds of U.S. government facilities using crash-rated wedge barriers, bollards, and anti-climb fencing.
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Military
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Embassy
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Administration
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Municipal
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FBI
Government Services
Turnkey Security Integration.
From design to installation, our expert team simplifies even the most complex Government Security projects and supports your facility through the complete lifecycle of the equipment. Our proven SloanSecure™ Process delivers the safest and most effective Government Perimeter Security Solution.
Design
Sloan Security Group provides expert design-assistance services to ensure security solutions are seamlessly integrated into your project from start to finish. We collaborate closely with architects and engineers to deliver tailored, effective security designs.
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Streamlined permit assistance
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Detailed as-built documentation
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CPTED security strategies
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Collaborative design process
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Regulatory compliance ensured
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We collaborate with our clients in order to give each project the personalized attention it deserves.
Emergency Services Available
Sloan offers prompt, reliable Emergency Response 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year
24/7/365 Emergency Service
OSHA 10 / OSHA 30 / OSHA 40 / OSHA 500
Highest Safety Standards
We're committed to being on the leading edge of safety practices. We have ongoing training to keep our team safe and up to date on best safety practices.
Government FAQs
What are best practices for securing physical infrastructure at embassies and military bases?
Best practices include implementing layered security measures such as crash-rated barriers, reinforced gates, bulletproof glass, and blast-resistant walls. Surveillance systems, guard patrols, and secure access points help monitor and control movement within the facility. Regular vulnerability assessments, paired with continuous staff training, ensure that physical infrastructure remains resilient against evolving threats.
What emergency protocols are essential for government and military facilities?
Government and military facilities need detailed emergency protocols, including evacuation plans, lockdown procedures, and coordination with local law enforcement and emergency services. These protocols cover a wide range of scenarios such as terrorist attacks, bomb threats, and protests. Regular drills and training ensure personnel are well-prepared to respond swiftly to any incident.
How do government and military facilities manage visitor access?
Visitor access is tightly controlled through pre-authorization, identity verification, and the issuance of temporary access badges. Visitors are often escorted, and their access is limited to non-sensitive areas. Automated visitor management systems track and log visitor movements, while security personnel ensure compliance with entry and exit procedures.
How do access control systems enhance security at these facilities?
Access control systems, such as biometric scanners, keycards, and multi-factor authentication, ensure that only authorized personnel can enter sensitive areas. For government and military facilities, role-based access is critical, with security protocols monitoring who enters and exits classified or restricted zones, and maintaining detailed logs for auditing.
What role do crash-rated barriers play in protecting government and military facilities?
Crash-rated barriers, including M30/M50-rated bollards, wedge barriers, and gate systems, are essential for preventing unauthorized vehicles from accessing restricted areas or approaching key buildings. These barriers help mitigate the risk of vehicle-borne attacks, especially in high-risk locations like embassies or military bases.
How can these facilities secure their perimeters against external threats?
Perimeter security typically includes high-security fencing, crash-rated barriers, guard posts, and advanced surveillance systems. Gates and bollards are used to control vehicle access, while patrols, motion sensors, and intrusion detection systems provide 24/7 monitoring of the perimeter to detect and prevent unauthorized entry.
What are the primary security threats to government, military, and embassy facilities?
These facilities face threats including terrorism, espionage, unauthorized access, vehicle-borne attacks, protests, and sabotage. Due to their sensitive nature, they are also prime targets for both insider and external threats, requiring high-level security protocols to safeguard personnel, classified information, and assets.
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