DOD SCIF Construction Standards: DODM 5205.07, UFC 4-010-05, DSS Security Inspection Checklist

This book is composed of 3 documents related to DOD SCIF Construction Standards:1. DODM 5205.07 DoD Special Access Program (SAP) Security Manual. Volume 1. Procedures, Change 1, Effective February 12, 2018 Volume 2. Personnel Security, Change 1, Effective February 12, 2018 Volume 3. Physical Security, Change 1, Effective September 21, 20152. UFC 4-010-05 Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities Planning, Design, and Construction, Change 1, Effective 1 October 2013 3. Defense Security Service (DSS) Security Inspection Checklist Sensitive Compartmentalized Information Facilities (SCIF) are required to comply with very specific and stringent standards. Those standards are presented here, all in one place so they are easy to follow. Having myself been involved in the construction of SCIFs around the world, I can say that there are no compromises in the construction of a SCIF.
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