High-Consequence Protection

As terrorism threats grow globally, governments and business executives must create programs and train staff to monitor, protect, and minimize risks. Terrorist organizations frequently target nuclear and armaments supplies. To prevent these high-impact targets from coming into the hands of bad actors, Constellis has established a specialist focus on Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) protection strategies.

When CBRN hazards are present, extra precautions must be taken, including the deployment of response resources and personnel specifically trained and equipped to manage these threats. The High-Consequence Protection Services division of Constellis (formerly known as Gregg Protection Services) has decades of experience in training in physical defense, sensors, radar, communications, fences, barriers, and collaborative systems. We include the benefits of artificial intelligence while developing in-depth capabilities that are essential to this defensive strategy.

• CBRN Defense (chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear)
• Biosecurity
• atomic security
• a strategy for nuclear non-proliferation and training
• Strategy and instruction for preventing the spread of weapons of mass  destruction (WMD)
• Specialized Governmental Laboratory Technical Assistance
• Control of Electronic Security Systems Exports
• Material Accountability and Control
• Physical Protection
• Protective Mechanisms
• Vulnerability Evaluations
• CBT, CBT, and Traditional Designing and Developing Instructional Materials
• Facilitation and Instruction
• Building Competency Programs
• Development of Organizations, Leadership, and Teams

For the US government, US government agencies, and partner nations, DEI creates the fundamental systems and programs. In terms of insider threat, system and program sustainability, and the execution of performance assurance procedures, these programs safeguard national security objectives.

Our uniquely qualified security experts assist the Department of Energy (DOE), National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), National Laboratories, Department of Defense (DOD), Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and commercial partners in carrying out critical safety, security, nonproliferation, and protection system missions. Our team creates training packages, session plans, and training development programs for all aspects of nuclear security.