TSA seeks contractor support for biometric identity management and vetting systems
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Anthony Kimery
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Summary
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is seeking contractor support for its Secure Identity Management portfolio through its Enrollment Services and Vetting Programs (ESVP) office. The initiative covers biometric vetting, recurrent background checks, rap sheet automation, data quality improvements, and modernization of enrollment and credentialing systems used across transportation security programs. The draft Performance Work Statement outlines the need for subject matter expertise in secure identity management to support TSA's sensitive identity management operations.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is preparing to acquire new contractor support for one of its most sensitive identity management portfolios
The draft Performance Work Statement (PWS) says TSA's Enrollment Services and Vetting Programs (ESVP) office needs subject matter expertise for 'secure identity mana'
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