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CFIUS

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The contractor will deliver professional and technical support to advance policy development and decision-making for key government programs including CFIUS, Team Telecom, FLETF, UFLPA, and SCRC under the Office of Trade and Economic Security within DHS. This includes operational coordination to gather and disseminate critical information across DHS and interagency partners regarding national security threats and vulnerabilities tied to foreign transactions, ensuring seamless communication and alignment. The contractor must provide analytical expertise to transform complex threat, vulnerability, and consequence data into actionable, risk-based recommendations for senior leadership, as well as develop and refine mitigation agreements with transaction parties to effectively reduce identified risks. In addition, the contractor is responsible for monitoring compliance with mitigation terms to ensure counterparty adherence and deliverables are met. They will support the development of trade and economic security policies, manage operational activities for FLETF and UFLPA initiatives, and apply data-driven methodologies to enhance mission performance across the full spectrum of DHS trade security functions. The role requires a high level of precision, collaboration, and adaptability to address evolving national security priorities, with all work performed at the DHS headquarters in Washington, District of Columbia. Point of contact for inquiries is Tiana Chandler, with additional coordination handled by Kiante Bennett and Nick Milillo, the Small Business Specialist.

General Info

Contractor provides analytical and operational support for DHS trade security programs, ensuring compliance and risk mitigation in Washington, D.C.

Agency

Department of Homeland Security → DHS Hq/plcyView Agency

NAICS

541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Washington, DC, USA

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AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → DHS Hq/plcy
Contacts3 people available
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Department of Homeland Security → DHS Hq/plcy
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Nick MililloSmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

Full Description

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The contractor shall provide professional and technical support services to support policy development and decision making for CFIUS, Team Telecom, FLETF, UFLPA, SCRC and related government programs managed by the Office of Trade and Economic Security by providing:
a. Operational coordination support to elicit information across DHS, relevant to identifying threats, vulnerabilities, and consequences arising from matters before CFIUS and Team Telecom and to ensure effective and professional communication both within DHS and the interagency; b. Risk analysis expertise to synthesize threat, vulnerability, and consequence information into analytically rigorous risk-based recommendations to DHS leadership; c. Risk mitigation expertise to assist in drafting agreements with transaction parties that effectively and efficiently buy down identified risk; d. Compliance monitoring expertise to ensure verifiable counterparty adherence to mitigation agreement deliverables. e. Policy development support in the area of trade and economic security; f. Operational coordination and project management support for FLETF and UFLPA activities; g. Data-driven process improvement expertise to improve overall mission performance across the entire spectrum of the DHS trade and economic security mission space; and h. Performing attendant duties and services related to the above items as required in order to accomplish the overall mission of the Office of Trade and Economic Security as directed by DHS leadership.

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