Stone Security Engineering, PC

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About the firm

Stone Security Engineering, PC is an internationally recognized safety and physical security engineering practice. From offices in New York and Washington, DC, and teams in Texas and Oregon, its engineers have conducted vulnerability, threat, and risk assessments for more than 200 facilities and delivered physical security and protective design services for more than 300 buildings and structures globally. The practice specializes in protecting people and critical infrastructure from blast, ballistics, forced entry, vehicle ramming, and progressive collapse events.

Team
Small
Firm type
Structural Engineering · Materials Engineering · Simulation Engineering · Materials Testing · Process Safety Engineering

Credentials

NIST 800-171 Compliant · CAGE #: 59L35 · UEI Number: FRC6XMREKL83 · NAICS: 541330 / 541690 / 541380 / 541712 / 541715

People

Hollice StoneManaging Principal and President

Arturo MontalvaPrincipal, Vice President, and Technical Director

Richard GalliAssociate Principal, Project Manager, and Senior Safety and Security Engineer

Capabilities

Consulting and Design

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Comprehensive protective design and physical security consulting, integrating threat mitigation measures and product selection into facility planning and engineering.

  • Security Design Analysis

    Collaborates with architectural and engineering teams to integrate anti-terrorism, force protection, blast resistance, progressive collapse prevention, ballistic protection, and forced entry resistance into projects.

  • Planning and Master Planning

    Integrates hazard mitigation and counter-terrorism measures during the master planning and project planning stages to optimize site layouts, materials, and massing.

  • Product and Mitigation Guidance

    Provides objective guidance to navigate security products and compare protective materials, helping select the most effective physical security and process safety technologies.

Threat, Vulnerability, and Risk Assessment

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Systematic assessment and analysis to identify vulnerabilities, develop tailored protection criteria, and integrate security specifications into solicitation documents.

  • Multi-Threat Vulnerability Assessments

    Quantifies risks from diverse attack modes, including vehicle-borne and mail-borne improvised explosive devices, vehicle ramming, ballistics, and mob attacks.

  • Criteria and Standards Development

    Collaborates with clients to develop customized safety, security, and resilience criteria tailored to the unique risk characteristics and geographical context of their facilities.

  • Security RFP and Solicitation Support

    Translates general counter-terrorism and physical security standards into project-specific Requests for Proposal and solicitation documents.

Research, Testing, and Development

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Applied research and structural validation services, leveraging relationships with specialized blast testing laboratories to test materials and analyze extreme loadings.

  • Blast Testing and Evaluation

    Provides engineering support and validation testing for blast-resistant solutions, utilizing an ISO-certified blast testing facility in Bend, Oregon.

  • Innovative Materials Research

    Conducts research and development on innovative materials and the protective applications of existing materials to resist extreme loads.

Training and Education

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Educational programs, industry presentations, and hands-on courses designed to equip public and private sector professionals with extreme-loading mitigation skills.

  • Protective Knowledge Course

    An annual 3-day curriculum featuring hands-on training and live blast demonstrations at the Bend, Oregon testing facility.

  • Industry Speaking and Publications

    Presents regular technical lectures at global conferences and publishes educational security articles.

Industries

Commercial · Government · Federal · Defense · Public Safety · Justice & Corrections · Data Centers · Mission Critical Facilities · Transportation · Aviation · Airports · Infrastructure

Projects

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