Modular Shelters

Modular TEMPEST SCIF

Secure modular shelter units for classified communications, data processing, and command operations at the point of need.

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Security drives every stage of the design and delivery process. CenCore designs its Modular TEMPEST SCIF platforms around applicable ICD 705 and NSA 94-106 requirements to support SCIF and SAPF accreditation. Final accreditation is determined by the responsible accrediting authority.

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Rapid Deployment

Classified as temporary structures, CenCore’s modular shelters can bypass traditional MILCON processes and channels such as USACE, NAVFAC, and AFCEC. This approach can reduce project timelines from 4–7 years to 4–7 months, with on-site assembly completed in under 120 days.

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Flexible Footprint

Modular shelter units can operate at remote outposts or integrate into existing facilities. Panelized, containerized, and hybrid configurations scale from a single Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility to a connected mission command center supporting classified operations.

Interior of a Panelized SCIF

Panelized

Panelized shelter systems use prefabricated assemblies to create secure rooms aligned with mission, site, and physical security requirements.

Exterior of a SCIF in a Box

Containerized

Connected 20-foot, 40-foot, and 53-foot-plus containers provide ruggedized tactical shelter infrastructure for secure communications, command functions, and classified data processing.



Modular TEMPEST SCIF

RF attenuation and TEMPEST-compliant configurations support secure operations and protect sensitive information during classified data processing.

Modular TEMPEST SCIF

Connected 20-foot, 40-foot, and 53-foot-plus container configurations, with panelized and hybrid formats available.

Modular TEMPEST SCIF

Configurations support 0.5–2 megawatts of power for hyperscale, edge, defense, and secure government computing environments.

Modular TEMPEST SCIF

Designed around applicable ICD 705 and NSA 94-106 requirements to support SCIF and SAPF accreditation.

Modular TEMPEST SCIF

Temporary structure classification can eliminate dependence on traditional MILCON approval and construction processes.

Modular TEMPEST SCIF

Prefabrication supports on-site assembly in under 120 days, subject to project scope, site conditions, and mission requirements.

CenCore’s modular shelter systems provide an alternative to traditional construction for classified facilities. Prefabrication, temporary structure classification, and on-site assembly help reduce approval and construction timelines while supporting secure communications, classified information processing, and command operations.

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Command and Control Nodes

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TEMPEST and EMI-Compliant Enclosures

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ISR Processing Nodes

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Mobile SCIF Operations

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Secure Government Computing

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Forward-Deployed Mission Command

Deploy Secure Modular Infrastructure

Configure a Modular TEMPEST SCIF for classified communications, data processing, and command operations. Tell us about your security, site, footprint, power, and deployment requirements.


Frequently Asked Questions

A modular shelter is a prefabricated enclosure configured to support specific operational, infrastructure, and security requirements. CenCore’s modular shelters provide secure communications, classified data processing, and command capabilities in panelized, containerized, or hybrid formats. 

A Modular TEMPEST SCIF is a configurable Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility designed around applicable SCIF and TEMPEST requirements. CenCore’s platforms support RF attenuation, sensitive information processing, secure communications, and forward-deployed command functions. 

CenCore designs its modular shelter units around applicable ICD 705 and NSA 94-106 requirements to support the SCIF and SAPF accreditation process. The responsible accrediting authority determines final accreditation. 

CenCore’s modular shelters may be classified as temporary structures, allowing projects to bypass traditional MILCON processes and channels such as USACE, NAVFAC, and AFCEC. Project classification and approval requirements depend on the applicable organization and project. 

The modular shelter approach can reduce project timelines from 4–7 years to 4–7 months. Prefabrication supports on-site assembly in under 120 days, depending on project scope and site conditions. 

CenCore offers panelized, containerized, and hybrid modular shelter configurations. Connected shelter systems can use 20-foot, 40-foot, and 53-foot-plus footprints and scale from single-unit SCIFs to larger mission command environments.