Federal activity overview — Personnel Security Clearance
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Personnel security clearances are granted to individuals who need access to classified national security information. Clearance levels include Confidential, Secret, and Top Secret, with additional access designations like SCI and SAP for compartmented programs.
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Ask about Personnel ClearanceIndividuals must be U.S. citizens sponsored by a cleared contractor or government agency. They must complete an SF-86 questionnaire, undergo a background investigation (Tier 3 for Secret, Tier 5 for Top Secret), and be adjudicated favorably using the 13 adjudicative guidelines.
The ability to provide cleared personnel is a critical discriminator for defense contracts. Companies with a large cleared workforce can respond to requirements more quickly than competitors who must process new clearances, which can take 6-12+ months.
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