Mobile SCIF Trailers

Clegg Industries builds mobile SCIF trailers in our Victoria, TX shop. We build the SCIF room and the trailer under the same roof. You get one contract and one team, from the hitch to the SCIF door.

We have built for every branch of the U.S. military, federal agencies, defense contractors, and NASA’s space shuttle program since 1979. When you call us, a person picks up.

Get a SCIF Quote Call (361) 578-0291

What Is a Mobile SCIF Trailer?

A mobile SCIF trailer is a SCIF room built onto a trailer. You tow it where the work is, level it, power it up, and go to work.

A room is not a SCIF because of how it was built. It becomes a SCIF only when a U.S. government security office accredits it. No builder can grant that approval. We can’t either. So the first question is what government program or contract needs you to handle SCI.

One Shop Builds the SCIF and the Trailer

Most SCIF builders only build the room. They buy a trailer from someone else, or they ask you to. That means two companies, two contracts, and two sets of answers when something doesn’t fit.

Clegg builds both. Our welders build the trailer and the steel enclosure. Our crew builds the shielding, power, HVAC, and interior on top of it. The same people plan the weight, the hitch, and the floor plan.

We have built custom trailers for decades. That includes command trailers, mobile labs, hazmat response trailers, and helicopter transport trailers. Your mobile SCIF trailer comes out of that same shop.

Project №532, Award-Winning Gooseneck SCIF Trailer

This 63-foot gooseneck SCIF trailer won an Award of Excellence at the 2024 NPSA Conference and Trade Show in Washington, D.C.

Here is what we built into it.

A 10 by 50 foot welded steel enclosure on a 63-foot drop-deck gooseneck trailer
Three axles rated at 20,000 pounds each, air ride suspension, and anti-lock brakes
Four-point hydraulic leveling
Aluminum stairs with handrails, plus a storage enclosure on the neck
An entry vestibule with an STC 50 RF SCIF door and a cipher lock
Walls of 5/8-inch sheetrock and 5/8-inch plywood per ICD 705, with sound-deadening insulation
A 150-amp RF power filtering system
Heat and AC with honeycomb filters and insulated ductwork
15 workstations, 14 of them wired for filtered power and UPS
A computing room with mounts for six 42U racks, a GSA safe mount, and secure data filters
An IDS alarm and grounding kit built to ICD 705
Welded antenna mounts, a locking mast, and shielded antenna pass-throughs
RF and acoustical testing with a report for ICD/ICS 705

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Project №565, 40-Foot Container SCIF on a Trailer

This build puts a 40-foot shipping container SCIF on a trailer chassis.

A 3/16-inch steel floor plate
An entry vestibule with an STC 50 RF SCIF door
Ten operator workstations
Heat and AC with honeycomb RF filters and DuctSox® air vents
A 30 kW generator
An installed intrusion detection and access control system (IDS/ACS)
Under-trailer storage for a loading ramp
Third-party RFI and acoustical testing with full reports

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Built Around Your Tow Vehicle and Your Site

We build mobile SCIF trailers to your tow vehicle, your site, and your floor plan.

Gooseneck and fifth-wheel trailers
Bumper-pull trailers
Tractor trailers
Hydraulic leveling for uneven ground
Custom aluminum stairs and landings
Under-body storage
Antenna mounts and masts

How a Mobile SCIF Trailer Project Works

The steps match any SCIF project. The government need comes first. Your security team weighs in before the design is final. We build to the approved plan, outside testers check the work, and the government grants accreditation.

Building the trailer first and asking for approval later is how SCIF projects go wrong.

See the Full SCIF Project Steps

Credentials

ICD 705

ISO 9000

CMMC Level 1

DDTC registered

ITAR and EAR compliant

Woman-Owned Small Business

ASME and AWS welders

TEMPEST and STC tested by third parties

Our quality program is written down. You can review it as part of your buying process.

More Trailers From the Same Shop

Most of the trailers we build are not SCIFs. We build command centers, mobile labs, shielded test trailers, and disaster relief units for military, government, and private clients. If you need a trailer, you are in the right shop.

Gooseneck and Fifth-Wheel Trailers Bumper-Pull Trailers Tractor Trailers Modular SCIF Rooms Specialty Vehicles Specialty Structures and Custom Fabrication

What to Have Ready When You Call

Is there a government contract, program, or agency that requires SCI?
Who is your government sponsor or security office?
Does your company already hold the Facility Clearance it needs?
What will tow the trailer?
Where will it park, and will it have power on site?
How many people will work inside?

Don’t have every answer? Call anyway. We will help you sort out which questions matter for your project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my mobile SCIF trailer accredited when you deliver it?

No. Only a U.S. government security authority can accredit a SCIF. We build to the plan your security team approves and hand you third-party test reports.

Can you build the trailer too, or do I need to supply one?

We build it. That is the main reason clients come to us. We build the trailer and the SCIF in the same shop under one contract.

Can it run without power on site?

Yes. Project №565 runs on a 30 kW generator. Project №532 has a 150-amp RF power filtering system for incoming power. We plan power around where your trailer will sit.

Can you add antennas and leveling?

Yes. We have built in hydraulic leveling, welded antenna mounts, a locking mast, and shielded antenna pass-throughs.

Do you build mobile SCIF trailers for clients outside Texas?

Yes. We ship across the country and overseas.

Start Your Mobile SCIF Trailer Project

Call (361) 578-0291 or email sales@cleggind.com. Tell us where the trailer needs to go and what the SCIF needs to do. A person will answer and help you plan it.

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