Fluor self-performed the renovation and repair of a 7,500-square-foot Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) Cleared Access Area within a United States Government facility that needed extensive updating and alterations. We successfully took responsibility for and led project execution, quality control, safety management and project closeout.

To help reduce crew movements and maximize construction operations, we implemented a scalable work team and an efficient construction sequencing system that was strategically staffed with qualified and cleared U.S. project management and construction personnel and skilled craft laborers.

For over 75 years, Fluor has been a trusted leader in government and national security projects, working with sensitive and confidential projects and skilled at interpreting and confirming customer requirements and standards. For this project, we used a phased construction management approach to complete renovation and repair work on time and in strict compliance with all Intelligence Community standards and requirements.

Throughout the project's execution, multiple levels of security were required. All documents were sanitized in accordance with the procedures outlined in the Construction Security plan, and an accounting and document control system was established. A quality control system was implemented as part of our management approach to monitor and verify construction deliverables. Self and peer inspections were carried out throughout the project to ensure contract compliance and final inspections conducted to ensure project completion. We transferred materials at night and on weekends, allowing space to be used when needed with minimal disruption to the facility and no interruption to the site's mission.