Latest US Background Check Contracts & Bids

The Leon County is seeking a licensed general contractor to renovate two exterior emergency egress staircases. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, at 11:00 AM at the Leon County Detention Center Administration Building. Attendance is mandatory for eligibility. Background checks are required for all on-site staff. Interested contractors must complete a non-disclosure agreement. The agreement can be submitted via email or mailed/hand-delivered to the Leon County Purchasing Division. Encryption keys/passwords will be provided after agreement submission and acceptance.

The Karuk Tribe is seeking proposals for a food service provider to demonstrate the traditional process of cooking acorn soup at their annual reunion. Proposals are due August 11, 2025, by 5:00 PM PST. Proposals must include a statement of qualifications, a proposed approach, a lump sum price, and names and phone numbers of three client references. Indian preference will apply. Contracts exceeding $2,**** will be subject to a 2% tribal employment rights fee. Background checks may be conducted.

This is an addendum to a declaration for federal employment of 306 Indian Health Service child care positions. It includes questions about criminal history and background checks for applicants. It also includes a public burden statement regarding the collection of information.

This is a sources sought announcement, not a solicitation, to determine potential sources for a MIG-17 warbird demonstration at Keesler AFB. Interested parties should provide company information, including company name, address, phone number, point of contact, CAGE code, company size status, and whether they are a US or foreign-owned firm. The government will not pay for any information or administrative costs incurred in response, and all submissions become government property. The attached performance work statement details the scope of work, including personnel, equipment, and services required for aerial aircraft demonstrations, static displays, and other related activities. The statement also outlines compensation, government-furnished property (lodging, food, refreshments, transportation, fuel, oil, hangar space), security requirements (including background checks and access passes), records management, safety, and environmental management system requirements. There are specific requirements for contractor personnel, including security clearances, and procedures for handling hazardous materials.

The Texas Facilities Commission (TFC) is seeking a contractor for single-stream recycling removal services. The contract covers services at various TFC-managed facilities in Austin, TX, with potential for additional facilities. Key contract terms include: requirements for reviewing attachments prior to proposal submission, non-negotiable articles and sections, full negotiation of the service contract between TFC and the successful respondent, submission of final negotiated versions of exhibits and compensation/fees, service and performance requirements (including container types, pickup frequencies, and reporting), response times for requests, working hours, travel time, freight and shipping charges, licensing and codes, service completion time, modifications to specifications or drawings, business office requirements, examination of premises, damage to existing structures, utilities, security and identification, contractor access, parking, smoking, disposal of salvageable items, chemicals, callbacks, termination clauses, unsatisfactory performance, corrective action plans, insurance requirements, indemnification, financial interests, prior employment, eligibility, family code, debts or delinquencies to the state, buy Texas, equal opportunity, and public disclosure. Additional documents, such as Exhibit A (TFC facilities and container list), Exhibit B (compensation and fees), Exhibit C (criminal background checks and application guidelines), and Exhibit H (criminal background checks and application guidelines) and Exhibit I (TFC bond forms) are attached and incorporated into the contract. The contract is effective September 1, 2025, and expires August 31, 2027, with potential for two 2-year renewals. Payment terms are outlined, including invoice requirements and deadlines. The contract is subject to the availability of state funds.