Attachment V-MRPT Procedures.pdf

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This document outlines Moderate Risk Public Trust (MRPT) procedures for contractor personnel assigned to a Department of State contract or task order. Contractor employees requiring MRPT certification must contact the Industrial Security Division (DS/IS/IND) at 571-345-3019 or DSISINDqueries@state.gov to initiate the process. Required submissions include completion of SF-85P and SF-85PS forms via e-QIP, a signed Drug Certification document, two completed FD-258 Fingerprint cards, a signed Fingerprints Privacy Statement, and proof of citizenship or an unexpired Employment Authorization Card. All documentation and fingerprint cards must be submitted via commercial delivery (FedEx, UPS, or equivalent) to DS/IS/IND at 1801 North Lynn Street, SA-20, 13th Floor, Rosslyn, VA 22209-2008. The procedure prohibits concurrent investigations with other agencies (OPM, DCSA, etc.), and applications will be rejected if applicants have investigations underway elsewhere.

DS/SI/PSS will conduct preliminary background checks and, if favorable, grant an interim-MRPT allowing contract performance while the final determination is pending. Applicants who fail initial background checks are denied interim-MRPT status and cannot be assigned until receiving a favorably adjudicated final-MRPT determination. If a contractor does not receive a favorable final determination, the company must remove the individual from the contract at no cost to the government. Periodic reinvestigations may be required after initial favorable adjudication. Contractors with existing personnel security clearances must transition to MRPT via reciprocity using a "Revalidation of Moderate Risk Public Trust Certification (MRPT) Or Reciprocity of Personnel Security Clearance (PCL) for MRPT" form and a signed Drug Certification form. Reciprocity eligibility requires continuous service for at least one year, any break in service less than 24 months, the requested level equal to or lower than previously determined, and no developed information. The Facility Security Officer must notify DS/IS/IND of employee terminations and report any adverse information. Security requirements for contractors accessing Department unclassified information systems must comply with 12 Foreign Affairs Manual Section 600 (12 FAM 600).

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MODERATE RISK PUBLIC TRUST (MRPT) PROCEDURES

Contractor personnel requiring a MRPT prior to assignment to this contract/task order shall contact the Industrial Security Division (DS/IS/IND) at 571-345-3019, or DSISINDqueries@state.gov and provide required employee information. This information will be used to establish a link to the e-QIP web site for access. Once the link is established, the employee will fill out the SF-85P and SF-85PS online via e-QIP and submit electronically. The employee must also submit the following: a signed Drug Certification document, (2) completed FD-258

Fingerprint cards, a signed Fingerprints Privacy Statement, and proof of citizenship or Employment Authorization Card (unexpired). Fingerprints can be sent electronically if company has the equipment to process them. These forms and a request letter on company letterhead should be forwarded to the Industrial Security

Division (DS/IS/IND), Bureau of Diplomatic Security, 1801 North Lynn Street, SA-20, 13th Floor, Rosslyn, VA 22209-2008. Send all documents and fingerprint cards to DS/IS/IND via FedEx, UPS, or one of the other commercial delivery carriers. Do not use the U.S. Postal Service.

NOTE: DS/SI/PSS cannot conduct concurrent investigations. If the applicant has an investigation underway with another agency; OPM, DCSA, etc., the application will be rejected.

DS/SI/PSS will conduct preliminary background checks in conjunction with the

MRPT determination; if favorable, the individual will be granted an interim-MRPT and is authorized contract/task order performance while their final MRPT is pending. An individual, who does not pass the initial background checks, will be denied an interim-MRPT and is NOT authorized assignment to the contract/task order until they receive a favorably adjudicated final-MRPT determination. If the contractor does not receive a favorable final-MRPT determination, the company must remove the individual from the contract/task order at no cost to the government. After receiving the initial favorably adjudicated final-MRPT determination, DS/SI/PSS may require an applicant to undergo periodic reinvestigation for continued contract/task order performance.

The Facility Security Officer (FSO), or designated company security point of contact must notify DS/IS/IND when an employee terminates or resigns from the contract/task order. DS will terminate their access to all facilities. In addition, DS/IS/IND will cancel the MRPT investigation, if still pending.

NOTE: Contractor employees possessing personnel security clearances assigned to this contract requiring MRPT determinations must be processed for transition to the MRPT via reciprocity. For reciprocity, the contractor employee must provide a completed “Revalidation of Moderate Risk Public Trust

Certification (MRPT) Or Reciprocity of Personnel Security Clearance (PCL) for

MRPT” form. A copy of the required form will be provided upon request. The contractor must also provide a signed Drug Certification form. Reciprocity must be granted before contract performance.

Note: In order to meet the criteria for Revalidation/Reciprocity, subjects holding security clearances/MRPTs must meet the following criteria:

1. Served continuously (in access of something: clearance or public trust) for at least 1 year;

2. Any break in service must be less than 24 months;

3. The level requested is same or lower than what was previously determined;

4. No developed information.

The FSO Facility Security Officer (FSO), or designated company security point of contact shall report any adverse information pertaining to contractor employees performing on the contract/task order.

Security requirements for contractors accessing the Department’s domestic or overseas unclassified information systems shall be in accordance with 12 Foreign

Affairs Manual Section 600 (12 FAM 600).

Address any questions or concerns to DS/IS/IND at 571-345-3019, or

DSISINDqueries@state.gov.

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