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The Embassy compound in Beijing built-in 2008, is a safe, secure, and functional state-of-the-art facility.  The Beijing New Embassy Compound is the second largest overseas construction project in the history of the Department of State.  The multi-building complex is on a 10-acre (4-hectare) site, creating a secure and pleasant environment for approximately 950 employees. The […]

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A National Agency Check with Inquiries (NACI) is a background investigation primarily for government employees who will not have access to classified information. This investigation is appropriate for positions designated as public trust positions that require responsible and trustworthy employees, but with no national security impact. The primary reason that the NACI is not an […]

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There are a number of functions that contractors can perform, often at less cost than uniformed personnel, but not all tasks. And I think … where we get it wrong is because of force management levels or other factors we seek contractors to perform inherently military tasks. One example is aviation maintainers, especially in the […]

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Can I apply for a security clearance? No. Applicants cannot initiate a security clearance application on their own. Who determines whether I need a security clearance? When does this happen? Hiring officials determine whether a position will require a security clearance based upon the duties and responsibilities of the position. If the position requires access […]

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Military contractors can be hired for different services, from repairing equipment to supplying transportation. Some may be deployed to conflict- or war zones for armed combat, while others can be trainers for military personnel. Many provide close protection or escort high-risk figures. There are also those who work in logistics and maintenance or security planning. […]

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