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Project: Security Assessment, Planning and Design Construction Services
Scope of Work: The County of Delaware, in 1986, was one of the first counties in the country to pursue “government-wide” security vulnerability and threat defense implementation of security operational and access requirements for its buildings. This increased alignment of departments, improved public access in secure environments, and even today meets the requirements of homeland security since the events of 2001.
After a complete facility review with the sheriff and the Administrative Office of the Courts Division, PSE implemented a multi-phase, government-wide, restructuring of access and security for many of the County’s facilities.
One-by-one, each site became better equipped to function operationally while securing public, staff, law enforcement, and those held in a diversity of custody/detention situations. The County remains an active client after more than 20 years.
9-1-1 Center, Justice Center/Government Buildings, Court House, and Sheriff
- Facilities assessment
- Complete electronic renovations
to courthouse and government
agency buildings (renovation of an existing 48,690 sq. ft. 4-story building with the construction of an additional 28,776 sq. ft. building) - Audio, CCTV surveillance, security intercoms, duress alarms, master control center, card access, and parking control
- Judges’ chamber protection system for 120,000 sq. ft. facility
- Secure underground parking
Orphans (Domestic) Courts
- Full assessment of department alignment
- Policy and security project
implementation
- Facilities assessment
- Needs/space analysis
- Facility expansion planning
- Development of department policies, procedures, and post orders
- Master planning, design, and engineering
- Fencing, central control, and communications
- Site security, central control, and emergency procedures
- Transition team – policies and procedures
- Life/safety improvements
All magistrate buildings / offices County-wide
- Security/panic systems