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If you're in the government sector you already understand the importance of good security, and so do we. We understand your challenges. It is always our goal to provide you with:

  • Compliant product
  • Quality product
  • Competitive pricing
  • Best in customer service
  • Problem solving skills & knowledge
  • Thoroughness in all work performed
  • On-schedule delivery

With approved GSA Schedules and cooperative purchasing programs for local governments from our strategic partners across the United States we offer thousands of valuable products and services to meet your needs.

Military barracks/BEQ doors

Barracks require access around the clock by authorized residents, with non-residents are restricted after hours. Access control at barracks door openings not only improves accessibility, but also strengthens security and protects residents.

Headquarter perimeter entrance doors

Main front entrances to government facilities can have many authorized personnel and visitors entering and leaving the building each day. Reliable physical security is an important part of protecting these buildings against unauthorized entry and ensuring the safety of the people and property within.

Corridor and main passageway doors

Cross-corridor openings service a high level of traffic within a government facility. Because these doors often serve as the main openings for staff, visitors and equipment, security and safety are the two biggest priorities.

Security-sensitive area doors

Government buildings are full of security-sensitive areas, and managing real-time accessibility of authorized personnel in these areas is essential for ensuring compliance and safety.

Allegion can assist you in understanding the challenges of implementing and complying with HSPD-12/FIPS-201-1 compliant product or any of your other physical security needs.

Our comprehensive approach delivers sustainable security and safety practices to comply with your everyday needs that services VA Hospitals, nursing homes, outpatient clinics and centers. 

VA and military hospital patient room doors

A hospital patient’s room needs to be easily accessible to the medical staff to easily push wheelchairs, gurneys or other necessary equipment through the opening, quickly and safely.

VA and military hospital cross-corridor doors

Cross-corridor openings can be found in many areas of a hospital. These doors are subject to the most use and, consequently, abuse than almost any other openings in the medical facility. The most important goal of these openings is to control the spread of smoke or fire in case of an emergency.

Headquarter perimeter entrance doors

Main front entrances to government facilities can have many authorized personnel and visitors entering and leaving the building each day. Reliable physical security is an important part of protecting these buildings against unauthorized entry and ensuring the safety of the people and property within.

Security-sensitive area doors

Government buildings are full of security-sensitive areas, and managing real-time accessibility of authorized personnel in these areas is essential for ensuring compliance and safety.

From military installations and government facilities to hospitals and office buildings, some locations demand an extra layer of safety. Steelcraft meets that demand with proven blast-resistance glazing on its most popular honeycomb and steel-stiffened core models. Tested under the most stringent United States Department of Defense guidelines, Steelcraft doors offer your building occupants an increased level of personal security.

Meeting guidelines as specified under UFC 4-010-01, Steelcraft testing leverages an approved “shock tube” technology that realistically simulates blast impact in a controlled environment. Results of this testing have scientifically demonstrated that the Steelcraft doors met and even exceeded the UFC and ATFP minimum standards for blast-resistant designation.


Joint command base

Working with Allegion, an approved GSA vendor, gave a Joint Command Army and Air Force base in the southern U.S. the ability to consider alternative solutions for networked, wireless access control on barracks doors at the base.

FIPS-201-1

For FIPS-201-1 solutions that leverage open architecture and comply with the HSPD-12/FIPS201-1/PIV directive, look no further than Allegion.

Our open architecture electronic locks, the Schlage AD-401 (wireless) and AD-301 (hard wired), are available in a PIV compliant configuration. Our exclusive FIPS201-1 compliant WIRELESS Combination Lock and Reader is a unique and industry leading solution.

All of our aptiQ Smart and Multi-technology readers have been approved by the U.S. Government under HSPD-12 for FIPS 201-1 compliance as PIV Transparent Readers. PIV compliance is now available in four reader models including mini-mullion mount (SM10), mullion mount (MT11), single-gang wall mount (MT15), and single-gang wall mount with keypad (MTK15).

Learn more about our FIPS-compliant application options:

HSPD-12

What comes first: The cards or the readers? Schlage's FIPS 201-1 compliant multi-tech readers solve the HSPD-12 dilemma. Allegion's solution can help your facility transition without disrupting day to day business.

Allegion distributes solutions by a nationwide distribution channel made up of Small Business, Veteran Owned, Service Disable Veteran Owned and Woman Owned Small Business practitioners that understand both the opportunities and challenges to protect people, facilities, assets and data within the government marketplace.

Capabilities

  • Electronic locks and readers 
  • Biometric access control 
  • Key systems
  • Master keying 
  • Deadbolts 
  • Key blanks
  • Fire-rated doors and frames
  • Door closers 
  • Exit devices
  • Door hardware 
  • Closed circuit TV 
  • High security
  • Key machine 
  • Locksmith tools 
  • Security hardware

Industry designations

  • Certified Protection Professionals 
  • Physical Security Professionals
  • Fire Door Assembly Inspectors 
  • Certified Door Consultants 
  • Architectural Hardware Consultants

Schedule contracts

  • 84 Total Solutions for Law Enforcement, Security, Facilities Management, Fire, Rescue, Clothing, Marine Craft and Emergency/Disaster Response
  • 56 Building and Building Materials/Industrial Services and Supplies
  • 51V Hardware Superstore

More information


FIPS 201-1 AD Series (online and wireless) Electronic Locks

FIPS 201-1 AD Series (offline) Electronic Locks

Leverage federal buying power today!

GSA is the government’s savings agency and the wealth of our resources is not limited to federal agencies alone. The Cooperative Purchasing Program allows state, local and tribal governments to benefit from pre-vetted vendors on a variety of Information Technology products and services as well as security and law enforcement products and services offered through specific GSA Schedule contracts. This program allows eligible entities to purchase from Cooperative Purchasing approved vendors, at any time, for any reason, using any funds available.

Schedule contracts open under Cooperative Purchasing include:

  • Schedule 84 - used for the purchase of security and law enforcement equipment. It features alarm and signal systems, facility management systems, firefighting and rescue equipment, law enforcement and security equipment, marine craft and related equipment, special purpose clothing, and related services.

Click here to learn more about how schools are using cooperative purchasing to upgrade security.

For more information vendors and security products available through the GSA’s Cooperative Purchasing Program, please contact Terry Collins at Terry.Collins@allegion.com or Doug Otto at Doug.Otto@allegion.com or visit the GSA Advantage!® online shopping website for access to contractors, products and services.

BAA Compliant Product Guide

Allegion offers a comprehensive BAA Compliant Product Guide to make selecting American-made products easy.

 

US Green Building Council LEED Brochure

Currently, many products offered by Schlage, Von Duprin, LCN, Steelcraft, and Falcon contribute to a project’s LEED certification in the following credits:
Materials & Resources Credit 4.1- Recycled Content
Materials & Resources Credit 4.2- Recycled Content
Materials & Resources Credit 5.1- Regional Manufacture
Materials & Resources Credit 5.2- Regional Manufacture