ICD 705 Planning and Budget

$169. ~33 minutes on-demand. Lifetime access with updates. 14-day refund. The first real budget number on a SCIF project is almost always a surprise. This module gives you the concrete cost ranges, the cost drivers behind them, and the planning conversations that decide whether the budget holds or blows up. What this module covers: - CSA sponsorship vs Concept Approval: what each authorizes and why the order matters - DD-254 (defense contractors) vs command-level designation (military units) for sponsorship - The Concept Approval submission package required by the CSA - Conceptual design considerations: stakeholder alignment, SID positioning, visitor flow, utility routing, penetration planning - The cost drivers that make SCIF construction 15 to 30 percent slower and significantly more expensive than commercial work: cleared labor, escort operations, document control, TEMPEST mitigations, red/black separation, Compartmented Area complexity - Southern California cost reference: approximately $700 to $1,200 per square foot for new ground-up construction, $600 to $1,100 for renovation, $700 to $1,000 for modular - AO review periods to build into the schedule and the 10 to 20 percent contingency for security-driven rework What you'll be able to do: Draft a credible Concept Approval. Develop realistic planning assumptions. Produce a concept budget that accounts for the elements unique to SCIF construction. Avoid the common mistake of using commercial benchmarks to estimate a SCIF. Ideal for: owners, capture teams, project managers, program managers, architects, designers producing concept-level documents, estimators, and cost engineers.