in Correctional, Design/Build 27 Jul Reducing operational costs to federal prisons by implementing new technologies in perimeter security fence systems. Project Type: Correctional Renovation Client: Federal Bureau of Prisons Construction Cost: $27,000,000 Project Length: 42,500 LF KZF provided architectural and engineering services for the installation of non-lethal/lethal fences at eight existing US Penitentiaries. The Fence System promotes an alarm event when tampered with, delivers first a non-lethal voltage and with subsequent tampering, lethal voltage discharge. The goal of the project was to reduce the operational cost of the existing facility by designing and installing the Non-Lethal/Lethal fence around the perimeter of each prison, eliminating the expense of 6 to 7 guard towers, 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. Each project included the design and integration of new perimeter sallyport gate interlocks. Project locations included: US Penitentiary Atwater; Atwater, CA US Penitentiary Victorville; Victorville, CA US Penitentiary Canaan; Waymart, PA US Penitentiary Lee; Pennington Gap, VA US Penitentiary Big Sandy; Inez, KY US Penitentiary Florence; Florence, CO US Penitentiary Allenwood; Allenwood, PA US Penitentiary Beaumont; Beaumont, TX
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