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ARTICLE · 28 SEPTEMBER 2021

Upcoming Changes To The Federal Contract Security Program May Be Problematic For Industry (and The Government)

Although Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) announced in June that changes to the Contract Security Program (CSP) screening process were to come in to effect on September 1, efforts by...

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Although Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) 1 announced in June that changes to the Contract Security Program (CSP) screening process were to come in to effect on September 1, efforts by industry have led to a pause of the roll-out2 of some changes. As of the date of publication of this bulletin, changes for personnel security screenings we discuss below are still slated for October 4 implementation.

The changes have the potential to significantly impact current registrants, pending requests for registration, and prospective bidders and subcontractors.

We highlight the most significant changes proposed, and raise considerations for federal contractors and subcontracts, below.

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