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This project will provide Fort Indiantown Gap (FTIG) an Access Control Point referred to as the West ACP or Main Gate and perimeter fencing around approximately 25 percent of the base. Gate structures... This project will provide Fort Indiantown Gap (FTIG) an Access Control Point referred to as the West ACP or Main Gate and perimeter fencing around approximately 25 percent of the base. Gate structures include canopies, a Visitor Control Center (VCC), POV and COV Inspection, Gatehouse, and ID Check Stations. This project will provide guards with enhanced situational lines of sight, proper weather protection and an ability to control access entry on to the base. Active and passive protection systems combined with roadway layouts will provide the base with threat control and necessary infrastructure to properly calm traffic and inspect incoming commercial and personal vehicles. Adequate space and design layout are required for the guardhouses and visitor centers to accommodate security forces personnel and supply 360-degree visibility. Ballistic protection, security cameras, speed detectors, remote controlled barriers, signaling and communications equipment is also required.