What types of professional services does the Civil Rights Division prioritize for procurement?

The Division prioritizes services that support litigation, including expert witness testimony, specialized legal research, translation and interpretation services, and complex data analysis for civil rights investigations.

Do vendors need specific security clearances to work with the Civil Rights Division?

While many legal support contracts require standard public trust clearances for sensitive case information, specific investigative or data-heavy projects may require higher-level personnel security clearances depending on the nature of the evidence handled.

How can small businesses best position themselves for Civil Rights Division contracts?

Small businesses should highlight their experience in legal support, document management, or specialized research within the federal justice sector, as the Division frequently utilizes set-asides for firms capable of providing niche technical expertise.

OFFICES, BOARDS AND DIVISIONS · Contracting Office

CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION

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OFFICES, BOARDS

OFFICES, BOARDS AND DIVISIONS

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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

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Acquisition authority and contracting profile of CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION.

The Civil Rights Division procures specialized professional services to support the enforcement of federal civil rights laws and the protection of constitutional rights. Vendors compete for contracts involving legal research, forensic data analysis, expert witness testimony, and investigative support services required for litigation and enforcement actions.

Hierarchy: OFFICES, BOARDS AND DIVISIONS · DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Contracting officers at this office issue solicitations under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Vendors must be registered in the federal procurement system with a valid CAGE code to receive awards.

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