Security Vetting / Clearance Mandatory Requirements Sample Clauses

Security Vetting / Clearance Mandatory Requirements. The Supplier shall fully comply with all aspects of the security vetting / clearance requirements. Please refer to paragraph 9;
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Security Vetting / Clearance Mandatory Requirements. This paragraph describes the Security Vetting/Clearance mandatory requirements that the Supplier shall be obligated to fulfil as part of the delivery of Language Services to commence from the implementation of any Call Off Agreements 3.6.1 The Supplier shall ensure that all staff, Linguists and sub-contractors are security cleared to the appropriate level as specified by the Contracting Authority, prior to them undertaking work on this Framework Agreement. 3.6.2 As a minimum, for all Central Government Departments and members of the Armed Forces, a Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS) or an equivalent of BPSS of all Supplier Personnel, all Linguists and all approved sub-contractors must be undertaken by the Supplier in accordance with HMG Baseline Personnel Security Standard. 3.6.3 The Supplier shall comply with the BPSS pre-employment controls, accessible via the link below: 3.6.4 For each wider public sector Contracting Authority, the Supplier shall comply with the BPSS, or an equivalent BPSS and the Personnel Security and pre-employment screening requirements as specified during the Call Off Agreement stage. 3.6.5 As a minimum, the Framework Agreement requires Suppliers to undertake mandatory pre-engagement checks of all staff, including Linguists in accordance with the BPSS or a Contracting Authority equivalent of the BPSS. 3.6.6 The Suppliers shall also comply with List X security requirements depending on the Contracting Authority requirements. Certain Contracting Authorities shall require additional levels of security vetting this will be established at Call Off Agreement stage. The links below provide details of the List X requirements: 3.6.7 All Linguists and staff of the Supplier working in Central Government or with the Armed Forces under this Framework Agreement, shall comply with the Authority’s staff vetting procedures as outlined below: 3.6.8 xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/410888/A pplicants_guide_to_completing_the_DBS_app_form_v1_5.pdf (a) Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS) pre-engagement checks:Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS) pre-engagement checks - Suppliers shall conduct pre-employment checks, completing a Basic Check Verification Record (BCVR). A Basic Check is essential to formalise the checks into the background and identity of individuals. Basic Checks are a pre-requisite to any security vetting. The Contracting Authority reserve the right carry out their own BPSS...
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