UFC 4-010-01 DoD Minimum Antiterrorism Standards for Buildings
Minimum standoff distances, structural hardening, and progressive collapse resistance.
What This Publication Covers
Applicability to inhabited DoD buildings, the minimum standards concept, and when a full antiterrorism assessment is required.
The core requirement: minimum standoff from controlled perimeters, parking, and roadways, with tables by building type and construction.
Progressive-collapse avoidance, blast-resistant design, and requirements for load-bearing walls and framing.
Window and glazing performance (laminated glass, framing anchorage), door assemblies, and exterior wall requirements.
Unobstructed space, access control, vehicle barriers, and parking restrictions.
The consolidated table of all minimum antiterrorism standards with applicability notes.
U.S. government publication — public domain. Outline for orientation; the full text is in the PDF at USACE.
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