Free secure-facility planning tool · published bases
Calculate a planning range from published SCIF construction rates, or view a vendor-specific container ROM, while keeping project requirements and site conditions visible.
CTTA and AO requirements determine the actual project scope
The estimator multiplies square footage by a cited per-square-foot rate: a Texas public planning benchmark below 200 square feet or a published general rate at 200 square feet and above. The sources are not a continuous cost curve, so the displayed range can fall when the source changes at 200 square feet. Container mode shows Faraday Defense's vendor-specific total ROM instead.
It does not model the CTTA or Accrediting Official requirements, threat assessment, site condition, existing construction, perimeter, doors, penetrations, acoustics, TEMPEST measures, security systems, schedule, labor availability, procurement, region-specific costs, accreditation, or any construction specification.
Published rates and vendor ROMs only, not your cost or a construction specification. Conventional totals are calculated from the cited per-square-foot rate. Actual accreditation-driven scope and cost are set by the CTTA and Accrediting Official requirements, threat and site conditions, design, schedule, labor, procurement, and project-specific verification. Do not use this range as a bid, budget commitment, or accreditation outcome.
Open the source material and verify the requirements or values that apply to your situation.
Questions to verify
No. Conventional totals are calculated from published rates, and the container total is a vendor-specific ROM. Neither is your project cost or a construction specification. Your CTTA, Accrediting Official, design team, and site conditions establish the actual scope and budget.
The cited sources do not supply defensible multipliers for those inputs. The tool records conservative planning notes instead of inventing a numeric adjustment.
No. It is Faraday Defense's undated broad ROM for the containerized SCIF or SAPF projects it encounters. It is vendor-specific, not a general containerized-SCIF market range.
Longlead flags public projects that may need specialist shielding and secure-facility scope before the need becomes a named buying event: on major federal projects, typically 9–18 months before the GC buys out your scope.
See Longlead for shieldingFree secure-facility planning tool · published bases
Calculate a planning range from published SCIF construction rates, or view a vendor-specific container ROM, while keeping project requirements and site conditions visible.
CTTA and AO requirements determine the actual project scope
The estimator multiplies square footage by a cited per-square-foot rate: a Texas public planning benchmark below 200 square feet or a published general rate at 200 square feet and above. The sources are not a continuous cost curve, so the displayed range can fall when the source changes at 200 square feet. Container mode shows Faraday Defense's vendor-specific total ROM instead.
It does not model the CTTA or Accrediting Official requirements, threat assessment, site condition, existing construction, perimeter, doors, penetrations, acoustics, TEMPEST measures, security systems, schedule, labor availability, procurement, region-specific costs, accreditation, or any construction specification.
Published rates and vendor ROMs only, not your cost or a construction specification. Conventional totals are calculated from the cited per-square-foot rate. Actual accreditation-driven scope and cost are set by the CTTA and Accrediting Official requirements, threat and site conditions, design, schedule, labor, procurement, and project-specific verification. Do not use this range as a bid, budget commitment, or accreditation outcome.
Open the source material and verify the requirements or values that apply to your situation.
Questions to verify
No. Conventional totals are calculated from published rates, and the container total is a vendor-specific ROM. Neither is your project cost or a construction specification. Your CTTA, Accrediting Official, design team, and site conditions establish the actual scope and budget.
The cited sources do not supply defensible multipliers for those inputs. The tool records conservative planning notes instead of inventing a numeric adjustment.
No. It is Faraday Defense's undated broad ROM for the containerized SCIF or SAPF projects it encounters. It is vendor-specific, not a general containerized-SCIF market range.
Longlead flags public projects that may need specialist shielding and secure-facility scope before the need becomes a named buying event: on major federal projects, typically 9–18 months before the GC buys out your scope.
See Longlead for shielding