The project consisted of fast-tracked security upgrades required by the NRC at the Salem/Hope Creek Nuclear Plants in Hancock’s Bridge, NJ, including:

• Installation of a 1.6 mile concrete vehicle barrier, 3.5’ high by 10’ wide. Over a mile was cast-in-place
  and removable precast concrete blocks were used for the balance.
• Installation of 9 new ballistic resistant guard towers, and relocation of others.
• Excavation for 10,000 feet of razor security fence, including underground conduits and wiring
  necessary to install the associated intruder detection systems, microwaves, cameras, etc.
• Installation of security fence, gates, operators and electronics.
• Installation of roof-top defensive guard positions and concealment walls on several plant buildings
• Demolition of 11 existing buildings
• Entombment of multiple doorways on the interior of the turbine buildings and the exterior of others
• Installation of numerous structural steel screens, security cages, and other impairments
• Installation of CCTV cameras throughout the plant
• Re-construction of the entrance and exit roads with new guide rail & signage
• Installation of a new rifle and pistol range with a 40’ tower and automated target system
• Installation of new active vehicle barrier systems
• Installation of a new vehicle prescreening area
• Installation of new site lighting
• PSEG Security Checkpoint Upgrade
• PSEG TB2 Chiller Replacement & Misc.
• PSEG Computers & Analyzers
• PSEG Salem Unit #2 Chemical Feed
• Oyster Creek ESW/SW Underground Piping Relocations
• PSEG Interior Building Modifications

The critical path work was completed on schedule, in less than 3 months, primarily within the plant’s “Protected Area”.