Investigation and Information Technology (IT) Forensic Services for the Department of Justice Canada (JUS)

The Department of Justice Canada (JUS) requires the services of a Contractor on an "as and when requested basis" throughout JUS’s Regions and National Headquarters in accordance with the terms set forth in this Statement of Work to conduct:

a. Workplace security investigations without computer or digital forensics component;

b. Administrative security screening reviews for cause without computer or digital forensics component;

c. Workplace security investigations with computer or digital forensics component; or

d. Administrative security screening reviews for cause with computer or digital forensics component.

The work is time sensitive, requires a high level of confidentiality, integrity and attention to detail. It is anticipated that the majority of the investigations will require work to take place solely at JUS National Headquarters, for which travel expenses will not be reimbursed, if they are required. If an investigation takes place in a Regional Office and travel by the Senior Investigator(s) is required, it must be authorized in advance by the Project Authority and will be reimbursed upon submission of receipts with the invoice, up to the amount specified in the call-up.

The period of the Standing Offer is from date of standing offer award to March 31, 2020, with the option to extend the standing offer by three (3) additional periods of one (1) year each.

At time of RFSO closing, a minimum of six (6) proposed Senior Investigators and three (3) proposed Computer Forensics Specialists must each hold a valid personnel security screening at the level of SECRET, granted or approved by the CISD/PWGSC. Any additional proposed resources must each have a RELIABILITY STATUS, granted or approved by the CISD/PWGSC at time of RFSO closing, and with the assistance of JUS, obtain a SECRET personnel security screening before time of call-up where the resource is required.