Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support

Code 9211
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NAICS Category 9211 (Executive, Legislative, and Other General Government Support) encompasses a broad range of government administrative and support services focused on executive branch operations, policy development, and strategic management. These services include program oversight, international diplomacy, technical assistance, capacity building, and specialized advisory roles across various government agencies and missions. The category covers activities related to implementing foreign policy, providing technical expertise, and supporting national security and development objectives.

Federal Contract Awards in this category are predominantly Personal Services Contracts (PSCs) issued by agencies such as the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Typical contract values range from $99,700 to $181,216 annually, with contract periods of 12 months and options for up to four additional one-year extensions. Awards are often not set aside for specific groups and frequently involve positions at the FS-02 to GS-14 equivalent levels. Performance locations include U.S. embassies and missions in countries such as Nigeria, Colombia, Haiti, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Georgia, with roles focused on international development, law enforcement, and security sector support.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities within this NAICS category include specialized advisory positions such as Senior Justice Advisors, Cybercrime Advisors, Program Management Specialists, and Humanitarian Program Officers. These opportunities, primarily from the Department of State and USAID, seek professionals to provide technical assistance, program management, and strategic guidance in areas like criminal justice reform, counternarcotics efforts, digital health, transition initiatives, and humanitarian response. The opportunities consistently require U.S. citizenship, advanced degrees, extensive professional experience, and often necessitate obtaining security clearances. Performance locations span multiple countries, with a focus on supporting U.S. foreign policy objectives through targeted technical and programmatic interventions.

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