Background Vetting and Clearances Sample Clauses

Background Vetting and Clearances. Seller shall provide a description of the background vetting process it uses, or will use, for any staffing services or other work to be performed on-site at the Company under this contract. The Seller shall be advised that any staffing services performed on-site at the Company may require that Seller’s staff have the ability to obtain and retain a security clearance (e.g. L, Q, TS/SCI) should the task work require it. Such requirements may not always be known at the time the task order is initially issued/awarded, and may become a requirement mid-task as workload changes occur.
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