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Customs & Border Enforcement Technical Assistance

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The Customs and Border Enforcement Technical Assistance subcontract, issued by the Department of Labor's Bureau of International Labor Affairs, focuses on enhancing the capacity of prime contractors to prevent forced labor-produced goods from entering ports of entry. The primary objective is to develop comprehensive training tools and Standard Operating Procedures for foreign customs officials, establishing effective mechanisms to identify and intercept goods produced through forced child labor. To qualify for this engagement, providers must possess specialized experience in border security or customs brokerage. The successful party will be responsible for the delivery of the finalized SOPs and training materials to support institutional capacity building. This effort falls under NAICS code 541690 and is designed to strengthen international enforcement against forced labor.

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DOL subcontract for border security experts to develop forced labor interception training tools.

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This scope was carved out of FOA-ILAB-26-44.

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Freedom Shield: Global Forced Labor Import Prohibition Initiative

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AgencyDepartment Of Labor → Bureau Of International Labor Affairs
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Builds institutional capacity for prime contractors on USDOL Bureau of International Labor Affairs projects to restrict forced labor-produced goods at ports of entry. Develops training tools and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for foreign customs officials and creates mechanisms to identify and stop forced child labor goods. Requires experience in customs brokerage or border security. Delivers training tools and SOPs.

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