Defence sites carry obligations that commercial work does not. Personnel are vetted. Access is escorted. Documentation is controlled and its distribution is restricted. Separation between classifications is a design requirement, not a preference.
Our work with the New Zealand Defence Force covered structured cabling, fibre, access control and electronic security infrastructure, delivered by crews who held the required vetting and site inductions.
The value to a head contractor here is that we already understand the regime — the lead times on vetting, the escort requirements, and the record-keeping expected at handover.
Scope delivered
- Structured cabling and fibre installed to segregation requirements
- Access control and electronic security to site security specification
- Communications room and cabinet fit-out with controlled labelling
- Containment and pathway separation between security classifications
- Vetted and inducted install crews, escorted where required
- Controlled as-built documentation with restricted distribution
- Post-handover service under the same access conditions
Project detail
| Client sector | Defence |
|---|---|
| Personnel | Vetted and inducted install crews |
| Access | Escorted, controlled site conditions |
| Systems | Structured cabling, fibre, access control, electronic security |
| Documentation | Controlled as-builts, restricted distribution |
| Compliance | Site security requirements, NZ Privacy Act 2020 |
Outcome
- Vetted workforce in place
- Controlled-site delivery experience
- Restricted-distribution handover
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