Government-Approved Safe Services

Meticulously Designed And Rigorously Tested Safes

When It Comes To Safeguarding Valuable Assets And Sensitive Documents, Government-Approved Safes Play A Pivotal Role In Ensuring Security And Peace Of Mind. These Safes Are Not Just Your Typical Lockboxes; They Are Meticulously Designed, Rigorously Tested, And Certified By Government Agencies To Meet Stringent Standards.

Learn more about authorizations for working on federal vaults

For detailed information on the authorizations required to perform work on federal vaults and to ensure compliance with Department of Defense regulations, please visit the Department of Defense website. This resource provides comprehensive insights into the necessary procedures and guidelines for your peace of mind.

Choosing the Right Government-Approved Safe

Selecting the appropriate government-approved safe is a critical decision. It involves assessing your specific needs and the level of protection required. Factors to consider when choosing a safe include size, type (such as floor safes, wall safes, or gun safes), the materials used in construction, and the various certification ratings, whether for burglary, fire, or environmental protection.

In this section, we will introduce and delve into three exceptional models: the LKM10K Type II Push Pull Automatic Bolt Retraction (ABR) Model, the LaGard 2200 Key Operated Lock, and Sargent & Greenleaf UL Listed Security Container Key Locks. Each of these models stands as a testament to advanced security and reliability, offering unique features tailored to various security needs. Let’s explore these models in detail and understand what makes them indispensable choices in the realm of safeguarding what matters most.

LKM10K Type II Push Pull Automatic Bolt Retraction (ABR) Model:

The LKM10K Type II Push Pull Automatic Bolt Retraction (ABR) Model is a formidable secure locking mechanism known for its exceptional security features. It incorporates the Kaba Mas X-10 locking system, which is renowned for its reliability. This model is designed to work seamlessly with the #1 Strike, making it an ideal choice for various security applications. What sets it apart is its automatic bolt retraction functionality, which simplifies access control. The Kaba Mas X-10 locking system adds an extra layer of protection, making this model suitable for environments where high-security measures are essential. The combination of its advanced security features and convenient push-pull operation makes the LKM10K Type II ABR Model a robust and dependable locking solution.

LaGard 2200 Key Operated Lock:

The LaGard 2200 Key Operated Lock is a trusted locking mechanism designed for various security applications. What makes it stand out is its simplicity and reliability. This key-operated lock utilizes a pair of 6-inch keys for access control, providing a traditional means of securing doors, cabinets, or other access points. With two keys included, it offers an uncomplicated yet effective way to control access to protected areas or items. The LaGard 2200 Key Operated Lock is known for its durability, ease of use, and suitability for security needs that require key-based access control.

Sargent & Greenleaf UL Listed Security Container Key Locks:

Sargent & Greenleaf’s UL Listed Security Container Key Locks are recognized for their superior security features and pick resistance. These locks conform to the S&G Magic Module® footprint for ease of mounting and can be easily set to new keys without disassembly or special tools. They offer a high level of security and are available with certifications such as U.L. Listed Security Container Key Lock, CEN A, B, C, VdS Class 1, 2, 3, A2P B, and SIS 3492. The opposing levers provide maximum security, and the brass lever construction ensures long life and durability. Some models even include drilled and tapped lock bolts for attachment directly to safe boltwork. These locks are a dependable choice for those seeking top-tier security solutions.

GSA 5 and 6 File Cabinets: Safeguarding Classified Information

In the realm of secure storage solutions, GSA 5 and 6 file cabinets occupy a unique and vital role. These file cabinets are specifically designed to provide the highest level of protection for classified government documents and sensitive information. The “GSA” in their name stands for the General Services Administration, and their approval signifies that these cabinets meet the rigorous security standards set by the U.S. government.

Difference in a GSA 5 and 6 file cabinet

Frequently Asked Questions for Security Containers

The questions in the following link answer some of the most commonly asked questions about security containers: https://www.gsa.gov/buy-through-us/purchasing-programs/requisition-programs/gsa-global-supply/national-stock-numbers/security-containers/faq

Safeguarding Valuable Assets and Classified Information

In the ever-evolving landscape of security, government-approved safes and GSA 5 and 6 file cabinets stand as indispensable fortresses for protecting what matters most. These security solutions are more than physical barriers; they are a testament to unwavering standards, rigorous testing, and a relentless commitment to security. Whether it’s the advanced locking mechanisms of a government-approved safe or the GSA certification of a file cabinet, these safeguards offer the certainty that what is precious and classified remains impeccably secure, reinforcing the crucial role they play in today’s world of security challenges.

Vault Systems: Adaptable and GSA Certified

Vault systems have evolved significantly over the years. In the past, vaults were constructed by pouring concrete directly at the location where they were needed. These concrete structures were reinforced with steel, commonly known as “rebar.” However, modern vaults are now predominantly constructed using modular panels. These panels are assembled to create a six-sided structure, and the floor of the vault may consist of either the building’s concrete slab or modular panels.

Federal Specification AA-V-2737, titled “Modular Vault Systems,” provides guidelines for the use of panels that can be assembled to create a GSA (Government Services Administration) approved modular vault. It’s essential that such a vault includes a Class 5 GSA approved vault door, meeting the requirements specified in Federal Specification AA-D-600D and its Amendment 4.

The advantage of modular construction lies in its flexibility. A modular vault can be reconfigured, disassembled, or relocated as needed. This adaptability is particularly useful in situations where you need to build a vault on an elevated floor within a leased building. The panels can be easily transported via a personnel elevator to the desired location. When the vault is no longer necessary, it can be disassembled and removed.

Today, multiple manufacturers offer GSA approved modular vault panels. To find a list of these manufacturers, please refer to the Ordering Information tab here: https://exwc.navfac.navy.mil/DoD-Lock-Program/Security-Hardware/GSA-Approved-Modular-Vault-Systems/