Incoming Visits Sample Clauses

Incoming Visits. ‌ At this time Patriot Enterprises is not approved for classified meetings. If it is determined that you need to hold a classified meeting it must be hosted at either the government’s cleared work area or at a cleared government contracting company, approved for classified meetings, with whom Patriot Enterprises shares a contractual obligation to discuss the classified material.‌

Incoming Visits. DSE is not authorized to host classified meetings at DSE facilities. All incoming classified visits must be approved in advance of the visit by the FSO. The FSO will verify each visitor’s security status prior to allowing classified access. The FSO is responsible for determining that the requesting contractor has been granted an appropriate facility clearance based upon an existing contractual relationship involving classified information of the same or higher classification category, or otherwise by verification through DISS. The responsibility for determining need-to-know in connection with a classified visit rests with the individual who will disclose classified information during the visit. Prior to the disclosure of classified information to a visitor, positive identification of the person must be made.

Incoming Visits. Per 32 CFR 117.16 (a), “Visits” concerns a lawful and authorized USG purpose, where it is anticipated that classified information will be disclosed at a cleared contractor facility or a USG facility. PeopleReady, Inc. does NOT currently have approval to safeguard classified materials at its facility. As such, there is no storage at the facility, and it is unlikely that there will be any classified visits at PeopleReady, Inc. location. PeopleReady, Inc. will limit the number of classified visits to other cleared contractor or USG facilities to a minimum where a meeting is necessary and where the purpose of the visit cannot be achieved without access to or disclosure of classified information. The FSO will ensure procedures are implemented for positive identification of visitors, verification of appropriate personnel clearances (via a visit authorization letter) and a need-to- know determination prior to the disclosure of any classified information at a level that is consistent with visit purposes for both incoming and outgoing visit. The responsibility for determining need-to-know in connection with a classified visit request with the individual who will disclose classified information during the visit. Need-to-know is generally based on a contractual relationship between the contractors. In other circumstances, disclosure of the information will be based on an assessment that the receiving contractors has a bona fide need to access the information in furtherance of a GCA purpose. For visits to USG or other contractor facilities, (PeopleReady, Inc.) employee must notify the FSO and provide the contractor or agency to be visited, authorization letter requests preparation and submission via DISS to the contractor /agency and may not proceed with the visit until it is received/processed by the contractor/agency visitor control. All incoming classified visits must be approved in advance of the visit by the FSO or designee The FSO is responsible for determining that the requesting contractor has been granted an appropriate facility clearance based upon an existing contractual relationship involving classified information of the same or higher classification category, or otherwise by verification through the DCSA web-based National Industrial Security System (NISS). The responsibility for determining need-to-know in connection with a classified visit rests with the individual who will disclose classified information during the visit. Prior to the disclosure of cl...

Incoming Visits. Visitor Log, Badging, IT Guest Access and Escorting