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Oct 15, 2022 · New guidance clarifies that government contractors should avoid using the term 'special investigator' and use 'contractor'.
Verify Your Investigator. DCSA Special Agents and contract Investigators carry credentials identifying them as representatives of DCSA. They will present their credentials when they introduce themselves to you or a reference, such as an employer or neighbor.
Like the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI, Contract Investigators have their own organization — Association of Certified Background Investigators (ACBI). Check out their website at www.ACBI.net.
The U.S. Government conducts background investigations to determine if applicants or employees meet the suitability/fitness requirements for employment, or are eligible for access to federal facilities, automated systems, or classified information.
As the primary Investigative Service Provider (ISP) for the Federal Government, DCSA conducts over two million background investigations per year on civilian and military applicants and Federal employees or employees of Government contractors and consultants to Federal programs.
Feb 20, 2018 · The FBI’s first customer is the FBI, their own applicant and employee pool. They conduct their own background investigations, assign special agents to the role and have evolved an entire cadre of contractors who form the BICS (Background Investigation Contract Services).
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No. HSI’s workforce consists of more than 10,000 employees, including special agents, criminal analysts, mission support personnel and contract staff assigned to offices throughout the United States and around the world.
