Panelized SCIF Systems

Convert existing buildings into SCIF-capable spaces using prefabricated, RF-shielded panels designed for rapid installation and minimal operational disruption.

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CenCore installs prefabricated SCIF panels within existing buildings, helping facilities maintain ongoing operations while secure spaces are constructed. The approach minimizes extensive demolition, personnel relocation, and construction disruption, subject to site conditions.

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Simplified Accreditation

Engineered around ICD 705 and applicable NSA 94-106 requirements, CenCore’s panelized SCIF systems integrate RF shielding and security-focused construction to support the facility accreditation process. Final accreditation is determined by the responsible accrediting authority.

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Accelerated Timelines

Factory-prefabricated panels streamline on-site assembly and reduce the construction work required to convert existing spaces. Depending on site conditions and project scope, this approach can shorten timelines and reduce costs compared with traditional SCIF construction.

Interior of a Panelized SCIF

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Facility Assessment

Evaluate building layout, site conditions, and applicable security requirements.

Panelized Secure System fabrication/installation

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Panel Fabrication

Evaluate building layout, site conditions, and applicable security requirements.

Panelized SCIF Fabrication

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On-Site Installation

Evaluate building layout, site conditions, and applicable security requirements.

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RF Shielding

RF-shielded panel assemblies designed to support applicable electromagnetic protection requirements.

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Panelized Construction

Prefabricated SCIF wall and enclosure panels configured for installation within existing buildings.

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Minimal Operational Disruption

On-site assembly designed to limit downtime, relocation, and construction activity in active facilities.

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Reconfigurable Design

Panel assemblies may be adapted, expanded, or relocated depending on system configuration and project requirements.

Prefabricated secure wall and enclosure assemblies
Integrated shielding designed for applicable electromagnetic protection requirements
Configurable assemblies for secure room construction; confirm available configurations
Designed around applicable ICD 705 and NSA 94-106 requirements
Configured around building conditions and required infrastructure interfaces
Adaptation or relocation subject to system design and site requirements

For organizations evaluating SCIF renovation versus relocation, panelized construction offers an alternative to extensive facility modifications or moving operations. Creating secure spaces within existing buildings can reduce construction activity, temporary relocation needs, and operational interruptions while supporting applicable security requirements.

Bring Your Mission Online

Convert existing facilities into secure, mission-ready environments with CenCore’s Panelized Secure System. Our team works with you to evaluate facility requirements and determine the right approach for your project.


Frequently Asked Questions

A panelized SCIF uses prefabricated security panels to create a secure enclosure within an existing building. Panelized construction can reduce on-site work while supporting applicable physical security and accreditation requirements.

Yes. CenCore’s Panelized Secure System is designed to convert existing rooms into SCIF-capable environments using prefabricated, RF-shielded panels. Final design and accreditation depend on the facility and intended use.

Panelized retrofits can be installed in active facilities, helping minimize interruptions. Temporary access restrictions or operational disruptions depend on site conditions and installation requirements.

CenCore designs its system around applicable ICD 705 and NSA 94-106 requirements. The responsible accrediting authority determines final SCIF accreditation based on the completed facility and required documentation.

Timelines depend on facility size, site conditions, security requirements, and project scope. Prefabricated panels can reduce on-site construction time compared with traditional buildouts. 

Depending on configuration, panel assemblies may be adapted, expanded, or relocated as facility and mission requirements evolve. 

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