The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad requires a contractor to provide Urdu and English language instructors for staff interacting with Urdu-speaking publics and English-speaking colleagues. The contract will be firm-fixed-price for a base year plus four option years. Award is conditioned on successful contractor vetting to assess risks related to terrorist financing or national security, using DS Form 4184 and potentially a secure web portal. Vetting applies to subcontractors and key personnel, and contractors must report personnel changes and provide vetting information for new or existing listed individuals. The government may vet listed personnel annually and may terminate the contract for convenience based on vetting results.

The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad requires a contractor to provide Urdu and English language instructors for staff interacting with Urdu-speaking public and English-speaking colleagues. This is a firm fixed-price contract with a base period plus four option years. Contractor vetting is a condition of award, requiring submission of risk analysis information about the company and key personnel, with the government reserving rights to vet personnel changes and conduct annual vetting. Failure to pass vetting may result in proposal rejection or contract termination for convenience. Performance will take place at the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad.

The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad requires a contractor to provide Urdu and English language instructors for staff. The contract will be firm fixed-price with a base year plus four option years. Contractor personnel must undergo security vetting after award, including reporting changes via DS Form 4184 and potential annual re-vetting, with the government retaining termination rights. Performance will take place at the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan.