Attachment 7: Solicitation Language for Security Risk Review AFRLI 61-113
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Solicitation Language for Security Risk Review
FA2394-26-R-B004
Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)
Solicitation Language for Security Risk Review – AFRLI 61-113
8 Aug 2024
I. Notice of Intent.
(a) Security Risk Review. The Security Risk Review is applied to federally funded research designed to help protect Department of the Air Force Science and Technology (S&T) by identifying possible vectors of undue foreign influence. AFRL will follow all policy and procedures outlined in Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Instruction AFRLI 61-113, Science and Technology Protection for the Air Force Research Laboratory and Department of the Air Force Instruction DAFI 63-101/20-101, Integrated Lifecycle Management.
(b) Security risk review for these subject application/proposals will be developed for all proposed Senior/Key personnel and “Covered Individuals”. These risk reviews will be based on information disclosed in a Research and Related Senior and Key Person Profile and Security Questionnaire. In addition, any accompanying or referenced documents, publicly available information, and information contained in internal U.S. Government databases will be utilized in risk reviews. Nationality or citizenship is not a factor in the security risk reviews. (c) When considering all external engagements, AFRL incorporates a holistic decision-making process that encompasses technical and security factors. The security review method implemented by AFRL measures risk factors to identify the appropriate Risk Acceptance Level (RAL) within the organization. The objective analysis of the security risk factors is conducted to empower AFRL’s S&T leaders to make risk-informed decisions. The review process generally looks at five factors, or risk areas, but with authority for expanded review as noted in OSD R&E Memorandum dated 6 Jun 2023. The potential security risk factors are set forth below: Potential security risk factors:
II. Actions Required by Applicants/Recipients and/or Offerors/Contractors at application/proposal submission.
(a) In accordance with AFRLI 61-113, S&T Protection, Applicants/Recipients and/or Offerors/Contractors are required to submit the following documentation with their application/proposal:
(1) Grant or Cooperative Agreement (CA)application:
(i) Standard Form 424, “Research and Related Senior and Key Person Profile (Expanded) (See Appendix 1) AND;
(ii) Security Program Questionnaire (See Appendix 2) AND;
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Other documents in this bid
- Attachment 10: Security Program Questionnaire
- Attachment 11: AFRL Privacy Act for Covered Individuals Fillable
- Attachment 2: Statement of Work Supplemental Requirements
- Attachment 3: AFRL ANSI NISO Based Guide to Format Tech Reports
- Attachment 4: SF298
- Attachment 5: Draft Contract CLINs and Clauses
- Attachment 6: Draft Articles
- Attachment 9: Research and Related Senior and Key Person Profile Worksheet
- Open Period Solicitation for RE
- Attachment 1: Statement of Objectives