Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) Field Office

Description

These Army Standard Design Criteria establish functional and mandatory requirements for Field Office (FO) buildings of the Army Criminal Investigative Division (CID). Army CID is an independent federal law enforcement agency consisting of investigative personnel deployed globally to investigate felony crimes, war crimes, cyber-crimes, and terrorism; conduct collection, analysis, and multi-dimensional forensic support; provide protective service operations for the Secretary of Defense, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and other high risk personnel. These standard criteria are intended to pair with the project’s “Basic Facility Requirement” (BFR) generated by CID-HQ.

The Field Office is the basic operating facility within the geographic AOR with full operational capability such as evidence processing/storage, intelligence/investigative functions (polygraph, interview, etc), training spaces, and clerical/administrative capabilities. Resident Unit (RU) buildings and Resident Agency (RA) buildings are smaller scale satellite facilities that help project FO capabilities throughout the AOR. Currently there is no Army Standard.

Variations

There are no variations to this facility standard design.