Air Force Plant Access Control Vetting

The United States Air Force is conducting market research to identify potential sources for expert services in vetting government employees and visitors against an authoritative law enforcement database. The services will be performed at various Air Force plants across the United States. The contractor will be required to provide mobile handheld computers, secure data-sharing processes, and electronic physical access control systems. The contractor must also be approved by the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services and the Air Force CSO to process NCIC/III checks. Key requirements include: • Ability to securely, electronically scan and read credentials in less than a second • Ability to provide services while adhering to industry standards and applicable local, state, and Federal laws • Ability to provide 24x7 remote equipment monitoring and preventative onsite maintenance • Ability to provide services using stand-alone equipment, including mobile handheld computers and docking/charging stations • Ability to provide vetting for credentials against authoritative law enforcement databases, including NCIC and III.