2023-653-E-AMS-CTCH Security Business Consulting-Facility Assessment

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P a g e 22 Orange County Facilities Security Assessment RFP#: 367-OC 5403 CTCH Security Business Consulting – www.ctchconsulting.com Site Security (1), Structure Security (2) and Facility Entrance Security (3): The team will begin evaluating each site at its outer most boundary and proceed to interior areas. By starting at the outermost boundary, the team will be able to evaluate vehicular and pedestrian routes; environmental designs; lighting schemes; parking; existing vegetation; the current placement of security components; physical security barriers (natural and man-made); and any previously implemented CPTED strategies. As the team advances towards interior areas, it will also be able to identify the existing access control methods and architectural features of each site (buildings/structures). By evaluating the local access control methods, the team will be able to identify entry/exit points, egress doors, employee convenience areas, locking bodies (mechanical key systems) associated with exterior areas, existing physical/electronic access control systems and any vulnerabilities that could be exploited by crime/threats that have not been identified. The team will also be able to identify any structural design flaws that are associated with barriers and building architectures that would hinder stakeholder CPTED efforts (damaged masonry, inadequate windows and incorrect door installations). The team will also conduct afterhours assessments to evaluate current CCTV coverage and identify afterhours access control vulnerabilities and unauthorized loitering/trespassing. Site Security Criteria (1): The following SRAMF-CPTED Criteria’s will be evaluated – Landscaping, Pedestrian Access to Sites, Vehicle Access Points, Site Lighting, Exterior Restricted and Controlled Areas or Significant Areas and Assets, Exterior Signage, Blast Zones, Control of Parking, Authorized Parking, Vehicle Access to Parking Areas (to include Controlled Parking), Barriers (to include fencing), Vehicle Screening, Pedestrian Access to Controlled Parking Areas, Duress Stations, Hazardous Materials Storage, Areas of Loitering/Trespassing, Trash/Dumpster Locations and Pedestrian Access to Site; which helps identify how visitors, tenant and staff member transit to/from each site; identifies exterior gathering areas; identifies how local landscaping hinders basic CPTED practices; and identifies the level of CPTED that has been implemented during exterior site design. (4) (4) (4) (4) (3) (3) (3) (3) DocuSign Envelope ID: CCAAE303-70FA-49DE-B23A-944301EA0EEB