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The CG-6025A form is a crucial document for those involved in maintaining the security and vulnerability measures of facilities under the auspices of the U.S. Coast Guard. It serves as an addendum to the CG-6025, facilitating comprehensive reporting on the vulnerability and security measures beyond the initial submission, ensuring each facility's distinctive needs and vulnerabilities are addressed. To ensure your facility is compliant and secure, click the button below to fill out the form.

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In the realm of maritime operations under the oversight of the United States Coast Guard, ensuring the security and vulnerability management of facilities is of paramount importance. The CG-6025A form serves as a cornerstone document in this rigorous process, providing a structured approach for facilities to declare their vulnerability and the security measures they have in place to mitigate potential threats. As a critical component of the Department of Homeland Security, the U.S. Coast Guard requires this comprehensive summary to encompass a wide array of operations, including cargo handling, chemical production, and passenger services among others, to ensure that each facility's unique risks are properly managed and mitigated. This form, supporting the MARSEC (Maritime Security) levels framework, allows for a detailed enumeration of vulnerabilities and security measures across three escalating security conditions, ensuring facilities are prepared to adapt to varying threat levels. Addressing vulnerabilities ranging from physical security and structural integrity to personnel protection systems and procedural policies, the CG-6025A form along with its instructions lays the groundwork for a thorough assessment and proactive management of potential security threats, thereby safeguarding not just the maritime facilities but also the broader maritime domain and national security.

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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

U.S. Coast Guard

OMB No: 1625-0077

Exp. Date: 11/30/2022

FACILITY VULNERABILITY AND SECURITY MEASURES SUMMARY

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The Coast Guard estimates that the average burden for this report is 60 minutes. You may submit any comments concerning the accuracy of this burden estimate or any suggestions for reducing the burden to: Commandant (CG-FAC), U.S. Coast Guard Stop 7501, 2703 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE, Washington, DC 20593-7501 or Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (1625-0077), Washington, DC 20503.

FACILITY IDENTIFICATION

1.	Name of Facility			Date:
2.	Address of Facility	3.	Latitude	.
		4.	Longitude	.

5.River Name (if applicable)

6.River Mile (if applicable)

7.Captain of the Port Zone

8.Type of Operation (check all that apply)

Barge Fleeting

Break Bulk (HAZMAT)

Break Bulk (non-HAZMAT)

Bulk Dry (HAZMAT)

Bulk Dry (non-HAZMAT)

Bulk Liquid (HAZMAT)

Bulk Liquid (non-HAZMAT)

Bulk Oil (PETROLEUM) Storage/Transfer

Bulk Oil (PETROLEUM) Refinery

CDC* – Ammonia, Anhydrous

CDC* – Chlorine

CDC* – LNG

CDC* – LPG

CDC* – other LHGs

CDC* – Material Poisonous by Inhalation (PIH-TIH)

CDC* – Other

Chemical Production

Container

Explosives

Military Supply

Offshore Support

Passengers (Cruise)

Passengers (Ferry)

Passengers (Other)

Radioactive Material – Class 7

Ro-Ro

If other, explain below:

* Certain Dangerous Cargo

VULNERABILITY AND SECURITY MEASURES #1

9a. Vulnerability

9b. Vulnerability Category

If other, explain

10a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 1)

10b. Security Measures Category

If other, explain

11a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 2)

11b. Security Measures Category

If other, explain

12a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 3)

12b. Security Measures Category

If other, explain

VULNERABILITY AND SECURITY MEASURES #2 (if applicable)

9a. Vulnerability

9b. Vulnerability Category

If other, explain

10a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 1)

10b. Security Measures Category

If other, explain

11a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 2)

11b. Security Measures Category

If other, explain

12a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 3)

12b. Security Measures Category

If other, explain

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR CG-6025:

FACILITY VULNERABILITY AND SECURITY MEASURES SUMMARY

This form satisfies the requirements for Facility Vulnerability and Security Measures Summary submission found in the Code of Federal Regulations for Facility Security. Form CG-6025A, Vulnerability and Security Measures Addendum, may be used as a continuation of form CG-6025, in order to submit additional vulnerabilities and security measures. If a facility owner or operator submits Facility Vulnerability and Security Measures Summary pertaining to more than one facility, form CG-6025, shall be submitted to document each additional facility. Each owner or operator that submits one Facility Security Plan (FSP) to cover two or more facilities of similar design and operation must address facility-specific information that includes the design and operational characteristics of each facility and must complete a separate CG-6025 form for each facility covered by the plan (33 CFR § 105.410(f)).

BLOCK 1 Self-Explanatory.

BLOCK 2 Street Address.

BLOCK 3 If available, provide latitude to nearest tenth of a minute.

BLOCK 4 If available, provide longitude to nearest tenth of a minute.

BLOCK 5 Provide the Captain of the Port Zone from the list below in which your facility resides. Their respective zones are described in 33 CFR Part 3.

BLOCK 6 Check all applicable operations that are conducted at your facility. For example, a container terminal would most likely need to indicate the following types of operation: CDC - Ammonia, Anhydrous; CDC - Chlorine; CDC - Material Poisonous by Inhalation (PIH-TIH); CDC -Other; Container; Explosives; Radioactive Material - Class 7; and Ro-Ro. If you select other, please explain in the box provided.

BLOCK 7a Enter a concise description of a vulnerability identified in your facility’s assessment. Provide location information if appropriate.

BLOCK 7b Enter the vulnerability identification code from the KEY to categorically identify the vulnerability you described. More than one category may be used. If you select other, please explain in the box provided.

BLOCK 8a Enter a concise description of a selected security measure identified in the plan for MARSEC Level 1 that will mitigate the vulnerability you addressed.

BLOCK 8b Enter the security measures identification code from the KEY to categorically identify the security measure you described. More than one category may be used. If you select other, please explain in the box provided.

BLOCK 9a Enter a concise description of additional selected security measures, if any, that will be applied during MARSEC Level 2 that will mitigate the vulnerability you addressed.

BLOCK 9b Enter the security measures identification code from the KEY to categorically identify the security measure you described. More than one category may be used. If you select other, please explain in the box provided.

BLOCK 10a Enter a concise description of additional selected security measures, if any, that will be applied during MARSEC Level 3 that will mitigate the vulnerability you addressed.

BLOCK 10b Enter the security measures identification code from the KEY to categorically identify the security measure you described. More than one category may be used. If you select other, please explain in the box provided.

CAPTAIN OF THE PORT ZONE:
Boston	Houma	New Orleans	San Juan
Buffalo	Houston-Galveston	New York	Sault St. Marie
Charleston	Jacksonville	North Carolina	Savannah
Columbia River	Key West	Northern New England	Southeast Alaska
Corpus Christi	Lake Michigan	Ohio Valley	Southeastern New England
Delaware Bay	Long Island Sound	Pittsburgh	St. Petersburg
Detroit	Los Angeles-Long Beach	Port Arthur	Upper Mississippi River
Duluth	Lower Mississippi River	Prince William Sound	Western Alaska
Guam	Maryland-NCR	Puget Sound
Hampton Roads	Miami	San Diego
Honolulu	Mobile	San Francisco Bay

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			KEY

VULNERABILITY CATEGORIES
Physical Security		PHS	That part of security concerned with physical measures
			designed to safeguard personnel; to prevent
			unauthorized access to equipment, installations,
			material, and documents; and to safeguard them against
			terrorism, espionage, sabotage, damage, and theft.
Structural Integrity		STI	The design and material construction characteristics of
			piers, facilities, and associated structures.
Transportation Infrastructure		TRI	Infrastructure that may be exploited during an attack,
			other than utilities.
Utilities		UTI	The essential equipment and services that are vital to
			the operation of the facility.
Radio & Telecommunications		RAT	That part of security concerned with measures to protect
			radio and telecommunication equipment, including
			computer systems and networks (also known as Cyber
			security).
Personnel Protection Systems		PPS	Equipment, Gear, or Systems designed to protect facility
			personnel (i.e. weapons, body armor).
Procedural Policies		PRP	Plans, Policies, and Procedures for specific operations.
Coordination and Information Sharing		CIS	The ability to coordinate and receive/share information
			with local/state/federal agencies and other commercial
			entities.
Preparedness		PRE	Implementation of Plans, Policies, and Procedures
			through Training, Drills, and Exercises conducted to
			improve security awareness, prevention, and response.

SECURITY MEASURES
Access Control	ACC		Lighting	LIT
Barriers	BAR		Other	OTH
Cargo Control	CAC		Patrols	PAT
Communications	COM		Planning, Policies, & Procedures	PPP
Coordination	COR		Redundancy	RED
Credentialing	CRE		Response	RES
Detection	DET		Stand-off Distance	SOD
Guard Force	GUF		Structural Hardening	STH
IT Security	ITS		Surveillance	SUR
Inspections	INS		Training	TRA
Intelligence	INT		Vessels/Vehicles	VEV

CG-6025 (11/19)

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