Physical Security Equipment

Physical Security Equipment is a procurement initiative aimed at supporting the security and safety of the Department's assets worldwide. The program focuses on acquiring equipment to deter, detect, and defeat threats at the outermost perimeter, protecting air assets and high-value units. It also aims to provide effective and reliable barriers to prevent unauthorized vehicles and personnel from entering Navy installations. Additionally, the program manages the procurement and maintenance of night vision devices, thermal detection devices, day/night weapons optics, and lasers to enhance Navy combat capabilities in detecting, recognizing, classifying, tracking, and destroying hostile air and surface forces.

Furthermore, Program 8128 allocates funding for the security equipment required to guard and protect the TRIDENT II (D5) missile while in storage or during movement convoys at the Strategic Weapons Facility in Kings Bay (KB), GA and Bangor, WA. The funding supports electronic security systems installations and refreshes, vehicle barriers, command control communication systems, water detection systems, and other equipment necessary to meet nuclear security requirements. Additionally, it provides mission-critical equipment for US Navy SEAL combat operations in forward deployed contingency locations. This includes investments in visual augmentation systems such as weapon laser range finders, optics, illuminators, EO/IR sensors, night vision goggles, and other essential gear to support Naval Special Warfare core mission requirements.