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Army’s access control points
undergoing overhaul

By Debra Valine
Public Affairs Office

Fort Carson's Gate
The $7.4 million project at Fort Carson, Colo., upgraded barriers and installed new guard booths and equipment buildings at six access control points, upgraded the electrical systems to accommodate the future Automated Installation Entry system and installed active vehicle barriers at three of the six gate.
(Photo by Gary Daniel)

Visitors entering Fort Carson, Colo., may notice the access control points have been upgraded with new barriers, guard booths and support structures.

What they won’t notice is the upgrade to the infrastructure that will support an Automated Installation Entry system that will provide enhanced electronic security for the installation.

This is one of the biggest projects so far for the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center’s Access Control Point Program. Projects to upgrade ACPs at Fort Campbell, Ky., and Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, in Southport, N.C., are also complete. The upgrades are necessary to install security components that will improve the process of vetting credentials for all who enter military installations.

Huntsville Center project managers are working with 49 continental U.S. (CONUS) and 36 European garrisons to provide designs to upgrade the physical security at 191 ACPs affecting 425 lanes. Forty-eight CONUS garrisons will have designs that will allow installation of the AIE system and at least 30 will have equipment installation.


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