About FedSys
FedSys is a worldwide professional services corporation dedicated to providing operational support to government customers throughout the United States as well as within the most austere and hostile global operating environments. Areas of focus include organizational development, training and mentoring, military intelligence, information operations, information technology, cyber security, threat assessment, interpretation and translation, and administrative support.
Criminal Justice Program Support — CJPS
The need for law and order, as well as justice and respect for human rights is paramount in a world of growing transnational threats including terrorism, crime, and violent internal conflict. The US Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (DOS-INL) is mandated to furnish assistance to countries and international organizations by strengthening foreign police and criminal justice systems with a wide array of support.
These challenges include creating criminal justice structures where none previously existed, enhancing capabilities in countries or regions emerging from conflict or restructuring existing criminal justice systems consistent with international democracies and rule of law. These countries include; Afghanistan, Haiti, Iraq, Kosovo, Lebanon, Liberia, Sudan and the West Bank.
Recruitment is currently underway for career opportunities in the following position categories: Police Advisor, Corrections Advisor, Justice Advisor and specialists in numerous categories including Counter Terrorism, Forensics, Border Enforcement (Immigration, Customs and Security), Narcotics Interdiction and much more.
CJPS UPDATE:
November 8, 2012The bids that were submitted for the Haiti task order are still under review the Department of State to approve one of the bidding companies to proceed on this particular task order. This is still the only task order that has been released so far. We are awaiting the release of further task orders from DOS, but do not have a timeframe as to when that will occur, nor a timeframe which we expect to hear from DOS per the Haiti task order. At this point, we are awaiting information from DOS on the Haiti task order as well as additional task orders to be released.
July 26, 2012
The bids have been submitted for the Haiti task order, and it is now in the hands of the Department of State to approve one of the bidding companies to proceed on this particular task order. This is the only task order that has been released so far. We are awaiting the release of further task orders from DOS, but do not have a timeframe as to when that will occur, nor a timeframe which we expect to hear from DOS per the Haiti task order. At this point, we are awaiting information from DOS on the Haiti task order as well as additional task orders to be released.
July 3, 2012
After a long protest period, the Department of State, INL determined that FedSys was still among the highest rated companies and has been selected for an award under the CJPS program. Upon attending a kick-off meeting in June, The Department of State released a task order for support to the Haitian National Police requiring a strong preference for advisors with French and/or Haitian Creole language capabilities. We anticipate additional task orders to be released in the near future and will inform you of all updates. FedSys thanks you for being part of our team and for your patience throughout this process.
Learn more about Criminal Justice Program Support (CJPS)
Language Analysts, Linguists and Translators
FedSys is currently seeking experienced and effective linguists to use their experience and skills to provide monitoring, translation, transcription and interpretation services to the US Government in a wide variety of locations and capacities. Required skills include the ability to read, write and comprehend target language and English with native or near native proficiency.
Languages of immediate interest include: Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese, Fuzhou Chinese, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, Korean, Lao, Khmer, Tagalog, Ibu/Igbo, Yoruba , Ghanaian (Twi), Jamaican Patois, Hatian Creole, West African Tribal Languages, Hebrew, Arabic, Armenian, Albanian, Persian Farsi, Urdu-Punjabi, Urdu-Pashto, Polish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Learn more about Language Analyst and Linguist Opportunities
Lawful Intercept Training
The goal of the FedSys Rule of Law-Law Enforcement Division is to identify, train and provide subject matter expert personnel in support of foreign nation building countries to develop and strengthen their capacity in the criminal justice sector. The FedSys Lawful Intercept Training Program includes a comprehensive four week course of instruction that teaches criminal investigators the utilization of Lawful Intercept as an investigative tool during criminal investigations. The activities under this program include: organizing, analyzing and optimizing LI intelligence; translating LI intelligence into law enforcement operations; and preparing and presenting LI derived evidence for prosecution. FedSys maintains a cadre of experienced Federal and State law enforcement and judicial professionals to support these bilateral and international missions.
Lawful Intercept Training - Iraq Ministry Of Interior Base Contract
FedSys assists in building the capacity of the Iraq Government to protect its citizens and borders by providing training and mentoring to the Iraq Ministry of Interior to enhance their rule of law. In support of the Department of Defense-United States Central Command, Joint Theater Support, FedSys was awarded a contract to provide a US led team of subject matter experts to establish the Lawful Intercept Training Course to Investigators of the Iraq National Information and Investigation Agency. FedSys provides pre-deployment and deployment support consisting of administrative, technical, logistical or other services. In addition, FedSys provides procurement services to obtain equipment for foreign police and infrastructure construction services to support these missions
Enterprise Acquisition Gateway for Leading Edge Solutions II (Eagle II)
Enterprise Acquisition Gateway for Leading Edge Solutions II (EAGLE II) program is a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Procurement Operations (OPO) within the Information Technology Acquisition Center (ITAC). Since its inception, the EAGLE program has been a cornerstone in the DHS Strategic Sourcing program. With EAGLE II, DHS will refresh and update the current EAGLE program and will incorporate lessons learned from the previous four years.
More information about Eagle II coming soon.
