A short intake on your contract, funding, workforce, and current security posture maps your path to a turnkey accredited facility: clearance, budget, design, construction, accreditation, and operations under one accountable team. Nothing classified, nothing stored beyond your contact details. Built for security officers, ISSMs, and program offices.
Most secure-facility programs stall in the seams between vendors: the general contractor waits on the shielding subcontractor, the shielding results arrive too late for the accreditation package, and no single party owns the schedule. Turnkey delivery removes those seams by putting one accountable team across the whole lifecycle. This intake maps which parts of that lifecycle you actually need.
No prior cleared posture required. Salian sponsors and walks the facility clearance process with you, from the SF-328 through the DCSA review. If you want to know where you stand before talking to anyone, the free five-gate readiness check takes a few minutes.
SCIFs, SAPFs, and closed areas built to ICD-705 and the current technical specifications, fixed, mobile, or modular. TEMPEST and RF shielding designed, installed, and verified by measurement against the attenuation your accreditation requires. You get the test results, not a promise.
Salian assembles the accreditation evidence and stays in the room for the review, presenting the package with you rather than handing over a binder and stepping back. See how SCIF accreditation works for the longer treatment.
Accreditation is a beginning. Salian stays on for re-inspections, configuration changes, and the day-to-day that keeps a facility in good standing. Salian also steps into failed or partially built efforts; recovering stalled projects is a specialty rather than an exception.
A Salian Defense program manager reviews your intake within one business day and contacts you at the email provided to schedule a scoping call. On that call you get a feasibility read and a budgetary range, not a sales pitch. Nothing in the intake is binding, and nothing beyond your contact details is retained.
Neither. This is a requirements intake, used to understand your contract regime, funding path, workforce size, current security posture, region, and timeline. A formal proposal follows the scoping call, once the scope is understood well enough that a number would mean something. If you want a budgetary figure first, the free Project Estimator returns a Rough Order of Magnitude from a shorter intake.
Turnkey means one contract and one accountable team across the whole lifecycle: facility clearance sponsorship, site selection, ICD-705 design, construction, TEMPEST and RF shielding tested to specification, the accreditation package and the walkthrough with the reviewing authority, and sustainment for the life of the program. The alternative is coordinating a general contractor, a security consultant, a shielding vendor, and an accreditation specialist yourself, and owning every seam between them. You bring the contract; we do everything else.
No. A facility clearance is not a prerequisite for this conversation, and no prior cleared posture is required. If you do not have an FCL, Salian sponsors and walks the process with you, from the SF-328 through the DCSA review. To see where you stand first, use the free five-gate readiness check or the FCL Navigator.