The RMH Group transformed a 57,000-square-foot commercial building into a federally accredited, multi-tenant Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) that supports multiple classification levels and secure program operations. The team engineered infrastructure that meets ICD 705 requirements while enabling both segregated and collaborative classified work environments within a shared facility model.
To balance security, reliability, and operational efficiency, RMH designed specialized HVAC systems, resilient power distribution with filtered branch circuits and UPS/generator integration, and technology infrastructure tailored for classified environments. The project also incorporated security-compliant building systems, including acoustic attenuation, electromagnetic shielding, and controlled penetration details to protect sensitive information. Where practical, the design leveraged existing building infrastructure to accelerate project delivery and maximize value.
The facility serves the region’s growing concentration of Space Force, missile defense, aerospace, and intelligence organizations by providing secure workspace without the capital investment typically required for a dedicated SCIF. Operating under Nooks’ federally authorized classified-infrastructure-as-a-service model, the facility expands access to accredited classified environments and supports a broader range of mission-critical government and industry programs.