DD254_SOLICITATION_AFISS_Attachment.pdf

Attachment to DD Form 254 For

SOLICITATION

# DJJ-14-JAFMS-R-0002

1. Contractor will comply with all aspects of the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual

(NISPOM) and any subsequent security guidance for the protection of CLASSIFIED NATIONAL SECURITY

INFORMATION (NSI). The Department of Justice (DOJ) will provide guidance for the safeguarding and handling of SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION (SCI).

2. Personnel security clearances at the TOP SECRET level are required of personnel assigned to this contract. Some portions of this contract will require contractor employee access to SCI. Personnel reviewing SCI under this contract must obtain authority for access to and be briefed for SCI through the

DOJ Special Security Center (SSC).

3. Contractor will not generate nor store NSI or SCI material at the company’s facility. The Contractor will not receive any NSI or SCI related to this contract outside DOJ and other Federal government facilities.

Contractor shall protect all classified information reviewed under this contract from unauthorized disclosure. SCI material must only be disseminated on a need-to-know basis to individuals who hold the proper access for the program. Only persons authorized by DOJ representative may access information related to this contract.

4. All SCI reviewed by the contractor shall be properly safeguarded in an accredited Sensitive

Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF). SCI materials sent between SCIFs must be hand-carried by individuals that are properly briefed on courier procedures and are cleared for the material being couriered. Materials carried within a building should be in a sealed opaque wrapping that is properly addressed, and materials transported between buildings, must be double wrapped, in the same manner required for NSI.

5. Control and protection of sensitive but unclassified information (SBU) must meet the requirements set forth in Order DOJ 2620.7 (copy attached), or its successor. At a minimum, SBU information shall be stored in a locked desk, file cabinet or similar container. Contractor shall protect all SBU information received under this contract from unauthorized disclosure.

6. Telecommunications and Automated Information Systems used to process, store, or transmit unclassified information must meet the requirements set forth in "Information Technology Security"

Order DOJ2640.2F (copy attached), or its successor. Non-US citizens shall not be authorized to access or assist in the development, operation, management or maintenance of Department IT systems, unless a waiver has been granted by the Head of the Component, with the concurrence of the DSO and the CIO.

7. All information will immediately be returned to the appropriate U.S.Government authority upon request or upon completion of the contract.

8. The DOJ has requested the Defense Security Service (DSS) provide the DOJ Special Security Center with copies of each DSS inspection report related to this contract.

9. The contractor will fully cooperate with DSS which will be conducting a review of contractor operations to be used in the performance of this contract.

10. Questions concerning the security guidance contained in this document may be directed to the DOJ

Office of Information Safeguards and security Oversight on 202-616-5360.