Protect government facilities with the highest-grade security glass -- blast-resistant glazing, bullet-resistant windows, forced-entry resistant glass, and GSA-compliant installations for federal, state, and local government buildings.
From federal office buildings to courthouses, from military installations to municipal facilities -- we install security-rated glass that meets GSA, ISC, and Department of Defense standards across the National Capital Region.
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Government Glass Services
From blast-resistant glazing to bullet-resistant transaction windows, every installation meets the security standards required for government facilities at every level.
Multi-layered laminated glass systems engineered to withstand explosive blast pressure waves. Tested and rated to GSA, ASTM F1642, and ISC standards,
UL 752 rated bullet-resistant glazing from Level 1 through Level 8. Multi-layer laminated systems that stop projectiles while maintaining visibility.
ASTM F1233 rated glazing that resists sustained physical attack with tools and weapons. Delays unauthorized entry to provide time for security response.
Retrofit security film applied to existing glass that provides fragment retention, blast mitigation,
Security-rated glass for main entrances, guard stations, visitor screening areas, and access control vestibules.
Security glass for courthouses, DMV offices, permit centers, and public service counters. Transaction windows, public counter glass,
The Expert Glass Advantage
Government agencies across the National Capital Region trust us because we understand the unique security standards, compliance requirements, and operational constraints of government facilities.
We understand GSA building standards, ISC physical security criteria, and the specific glazing requirements for federal, state,
Working in government buildings requires strict adherence to security protocols. Our crews follow background check requirements, escort procedures, restricted area protocols, and material handling procedures. We coordinate with your facility security officer throughout the project.
Every security glass product we install carries the testing and certification required by the specifying authority. UL 752 for ballistic glass, ASTM F1233 for forced entry, ASTM F1642 for blast resistance -- we provide full documentation for your building file.
Government buildings serve the public and cannot close for extended periods. We schedule work during evenings, weekends, and federal holidays. For multi-phase projects, we complete sections sequentially so the building remains operational throughout.
Our Process
Every step follows government procurement and security protocols from initial assessment through certified installation.
We evaluate your facility against ISC security criteria and GSA standards. We identify glass that does not meet current security requirements, assess threat levels for each building area, and prioritize upgrades based on risk.
We specify glass products that meet the required security ratings for each area -- blast, ballistic, forced-entry, or combination protection. All products carry the testing certifications required by your specifying authority.
Our crew follows all facility security protocols during installation. Work is scheduled during off-hours, materials are handled per security requirements, and restricted area access is coordinated with your security team.
We provide complete documentation including product test reports, UL or ASTM certifications, installation compliance records, and warranty information. Your building file is complete for security audits and inspections.
In-Depth
The Washington DC metropolitan area is home to more government buildings than any other region in the country -- from iconic federal landmarks to the thousands of federal office buildings, military installations, intelligence facilities, courthouses, and municipal buildings that make the government function every day. Each of these buildings has glass, and that glass must meet security standards that far exceed typical commercial requirements. Blast-resistant glazing prevents glass from becoming deadly shrapnel during an explosion. Bullet-resistant windows protect personnel at guard stations and transaction counters. Forced-entry resistant glass delays unauthorized access to secure areas.
The Interagency Security Committee (ISC) Physical Security Criteria for Federal Facilities establishes the baseline security requirements for all federal buildings, including specific glazing standards based on the facility security level. Higher-risk facilities require progressively more resistant glazing -- from basic fragment retention film at lower levels to full blast-resistant window systems at the highest levels. State and local government buildings often adopt similar standards. We understand these criteria and help facility managers select, specify, and install the correct glazing products for their building's security level.
We serve federal agencies, military installations, intelligence community facilities, courthouses, embassies, state government buildings, and local municipal facilities across DC, Virginia, and Maryland. Whether you need a single bullet-resistant transaction window for a courthouse or a building-wide blast-resistant glazing upgrade for a federal office building, we bring the technical expertise, security clearance compliance, and government contracting experience that this work demands.
Government FAQ
Answers for facility managers, security officers, and government building administrators across the NCR.
Service Coverage
We serve government buildings and facilities throughout the National Capital Region.
Security glass for DC federal buildings, agencies, courthouses, and government offices from Federal Triangle to Capitol Hill and throughout the District.
Glass for Northern Virginia government facilities including Pentagon area offices, Fort Belvoir, intelligence community facilities, and Fairfax County government buildings.
Serving Maryland government facilities from Fort Meade and NSA campus to Suitland Federal Center, Andrews AFB, and Annapolis state government buildings.
Laminated, bullet-resistant, and forced-entry resistant glass for high-security applications.
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