The Von Braun III Complex, an 839,873-square-foot Command and Control Facility (C2F), is a headquarters building which includes administrative space, computer operations, Secure Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), special access areas, Missile Operations Tracking Center, Data Center, meeting rooms, break rooms and storage areas.

It is a six-story headquarters building developed as part of an existing office park and research campus for the US Missile Defense Agency (MDA) and contains office and research space, a 750-seat cafeteria, an 800-seat secure auditorium and conference center, a 9,000-square-foot fitness center with aerobics room, weight and cardio equipment, shower and locker rooms, and a medically staffed wellness center.

Due to the sensitive nature of MDA’s work, the building includes 240,000+ square feet of secure space, of which approximately 50,000 square feet is SCIF or SAPF designed for accreditation for Top Secret-SCI level, with the rest built to Open Storage standards.

The data center and the Missile Operations Tracking Center were built to a Tier II level of redundancy and are part of the overall building. These spaces are supported by UPS and generator back up as well as redundant HVAC systems. The building also includes a sixth-floor executive suite, numerous General Officer/Special Executive Service office suites throughout the building, secure meeting rooms, large briefing rooms, and video teleconference space. The support facilities include large facility and office support spaces, retail sales and service areas, security force spaces, server rooms and IT spaces, controlled entry lobbies and perimeter, and a large central energy plant with capability to support additional buildings in the complex, with redundant emergency back-up power for selected spaces, to include HVAC.