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Supply Chain Audit & Forced Labor Monitoring

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The Supply Chain Audit and Forced Labor Monitoring subcontract is issued by the Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. The primary objective of this engagement is to identify and eliminate forced labor within the supply chains of prime contractors. This is achieved through a combination of site visits, worker interviews, and detailed audits of corporate records to detect labor distortions. The contractor will utilize international labor standards and specialized supply chain mapping software to perform these evaluations. Key deliverables for this contract include comprehensive supply chain audit reports and detailed forced labor risk assessments. The work falls under NAICS code 541611, focusing on administrative management and consulting services to ensure ethical labor practices across the project's operational landscape.

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Department of State subcontract to audit supply chains and eliminate forced labor.

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TIP Office International Programs to Combat Human Trafficking Annual Program Statement

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Performs audits and monitoring of supply chains to identify and eliminate forced labor for prime contractors on TIP Office projects. Conducts site visits, interviews workers, and audits corporate supply chain records to report on labor distortions. Uses supply chain mapping software and international labor standards. Delivers supply chain audit reports and forced labor risk assessments.

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