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RFP # 34800-110521 1
STATE OF TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR
ELECTRONIC FINGERPRINT SERVICES FOR APPLICANTS RFP # 34800-110521
RFP CONTENTS
SECTIONS:
1. INTRODUCTION
2. RFP SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
3. RESPONSE REQUIREMENTS
4. GENERAL CONTRACTING INFORMATION & REQUIREMENTS
5. EVALUATION & CONTRACT AWARD
ATTACHMENTS:
6.1. Response Statement of Certifications & Assurances
6.2. Technical Response & Evaluation Guide
6.3. Cost Proposal & Scoring Guide
6.4. Reference Questionnaire
6.5. Score Summary Matrix
6.6. Pro Forma Contract
1. INTRODUCTION
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The State of Tennessee, TENNESSEE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, hereinafter referred to as “the State,” has issued this Request for Proposals (RFP) to define minimum contract requirements; solicit responses; detail response requirements; and, outline the State’s process for evaluating responses and selecting a contractor to provide the needed goods or services.
Through this RFP, the State seeks to procure necessary goods or services at the most favorable, competitive prices and to give ALL qualified respondents, including those that are owned by minorities, women, service-disabled veterans, persons with disabilities and small business enterprises, an opportunity to do business with the state as contractors, subcontractors or suppliers.
1.1 Statement of Procurement Purpose
The State is soliciting the services of a Contractor who can provide a “turn-key” solution for performing electronic fingerprint services on individuals statutorily eligible for a criminal history background check and any associated Processing involved in the collection and submission of fingerprints to the State.
1.2. Scope of Service, Contract Period, & Required Terms and Conditions
The RFP Attachment 6.6., Pro Forma Contract details the State’s requirements: ▪ Scope of Services and Deliverables (Section A); ▪ Contract Period (Section B); ▪ Payment Terms (Section C); ▪ Standard Terms and Conditions (Section D); and, ▪ Special Terms and Conditions (Section E). The pro forma contract substantially represents the contract document that the successful Respondent must sign.
1.3. Nondiscrimination
No person shall be excluded from participation in, be denied benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination in the performance of a Contract pursuant to this RFP or in the employment practices of the Contractor on the grounds of handicap or disability, age, race, creed, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other classification protected by federal, Tennessee state constitutional, or statutory law. The Contractor pursuant to this RFP shall, upon request, show proof of such nondiscrimination and shall post in conspicuous places, available to all employees and applicants, notices of nondiscrimination.
1.4. RFP Communications
1.4.1. The State has assigned the following RFP identification number that must be referenced in all communications regarding this RFP: RFP # 34800-110521
1.4.2. Unauthorized contact about this RFP with employees or officials of the State of Tennessee
except as detailed below may result in disqualification from consideration under this procurement process.
1.4.2.1. Prospective Respondents must direct communications concerning this RFP to
the following person designated as the Solicitation Coordinator: Mike Bentheimer Central Procurement Office 312 Rosa L Parks Ave, 3rd Floor Nashville, TN 37243
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615-532-1922 [email protected]
1.4.2.2. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Prospective Respondents may alternatively contact:
a. staff of the Governor’s Office of Diversity Business Enterprise for assistance available to minority-owned, woman-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, businesses owned by persons with disabilities, and small businesses as well as general, public information relating to this RFP (visit
https://www.tn.gov/generalservices/procurement/central-procurement-office--
cpo-/governor-s-office-of-diversity-business-enterprise--godbe--/godbe-general-
contacts.html for contact information); and
b. the following individual designated by the State to coordinate compliance with the nondiscrimination requirements of the State of Tennessee, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and associated federal regulations: Lauren Hewgley Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
901 R.S. Gass Blvd. Nashville, TN 37216 615.744.4284
1.4.3. Only the State’s official, written responses and communications with Respondents are binding with regard to this RFP. Oral communications between a State official and one or more Respondents are unofficial and non-binding.
1.4.4. Potential Respondents must ensure that the State receives all written questions and comments,
including questions and requests for clarification, no later than the Written Questions & Comments Deadline detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events.
1.4.5. Respondents must assume the risk of the method of dispatching any communication or response
to the State. The State assumes no responsibility for delays or delivery failures resulting from the Respondent’s method of dispatch. Actual or digital “postmarking” of a communication or response to the State by a specified deadline is not a substitute for the State’s actual receipt of a communication or response.
1.4.6. The State will convey all official responses and communications related to this RFP to the
prospective Respondents from whom the State has received a Notice of Intent to Respond (refer to RFP Section 1.7).
1.4.7. The State reserves the right to determine, at its sole discretion, the method of conveying official,
written responses and communications related to this RFP. Such written communications may be transmitted by mail, hand-delivery, facsimile, electronic mail, Internet posting, or any other means deemed reasonable by the State. For internet posting, please refer to the following
website: https://www.tn.gov/generalservices/procurement/central-procurement-office--cpo-
/supplier-information/request-for-proposals--rfp--opportunities1.html. 1.4.8. The State reserves the right to determine, at its sole discretion, the appropriateness and
adequacy of responses to written comments, questions, and requests related to this RFP. The State’s official, written responses will constitute an amendment of this RFP.
1.4.9. Any data or factual information provided by the State (in this RFP, an RFP amendment or any
other communication relating to this RFP) is for informational purposes only. The State will make reasonable efforts to ensure the accuracy of such data or information, however it is the
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Respondent’s obligation to independently verify any data or information provided by the State. The State expressly disclaims the accuracy or adequacy of any information or data that it provides to prospective Respondents.
1.5. Assistance to Respondents With a Handicap or Disability
Prospective Respondents with a handicap or disability may receive accommodation relating to the communication of this RFP and participating in the RFP process. Prospective Respondents may contact the Solicitation Coordinator to request such reasonable accommodation no later than the Disability Accommodation Request Deadline detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events.
1.6. Respondent Required Review & Waiver of Objections
1.6.1. Each prospective Respondent must carefully review this RFP, including but not limited to, attachments, the RFP Attachment 6.6., Pro Forma Contract, and any amendments, for questions, comments, defects, objections, or any other matter requiring clarification or correction (collectively called “questions and comments”).
1.6.2. Any prospective Respondent having questions and comments concerning this RFP must provide
them in writing to the State no later than the Written Questions & Comments Deadline detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events.
1.6.3. Protests based on any objection to the RFP shall be considered waived and invalid if the
objection has not been brought to the attention of the State, in writing, by the Written Questions & Comments Deadline.
1.7. Notice of Intent to Respond
Before the Notice of Intent to Respond Deadline detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events, prospective Respondents should submit to the Solicitation Coordinator a Notice of Intent to Respond (in the form of a simple e-mail or other written communication). Such notice should include the following information: ▪ the business or individual’s name (as appropriate); ▪ a contact person’s name and title; and ▪ the contact person’s mailing address, telephone number, facsimile number, and e-mail address A Notice of Intent to Respond creates no obligation and is not a prerequisite for submitting a response, however, it is necessary to ensure receipt of any RFP amendments or other notices and communications relating to this RFP.
1.8. Response Deadline
A Respondent must ensure that the State receives a response no later than the Response Deadline time and date detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events. The State will not accept late responses, and a Respondent’s failure to submit a response before the deadline will result in disqualification of the response. It is the responsibility of the Respondent to ascertain any additional security requirements with respect to packaging and delivery to the State of Tennessee. Respondents should be mindful of any potential delays due to security screening procedures, weather, or other filing delays whether foreseeable or unforeseeable.
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2. RFP SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
2.1. The following RFP Schedule of Events represents the State’s best estimate for this RFP.
EVENT
TIME
(central time zone)
DATE
1. RFP Issued March 28, 2022
2. Disability Accommodation Request Deadline 2:00 p.m. April 1, 2022
3. Notice of Intent to Respond Deadline 2:00 p.m. April 6, 2022
4. Written “Questions & Comments” Deadline 2:00 p.m. April 12, 2022
5. State Response to Written “Questions & Comments”
April 20, 2022
6. Response Deadline 2:00 p.m. April 28, 2022
7. State Completion of Technical Response Evaluations
May 4, 2022
8. State Opening & Scoring of Cost Proposals 2:00 p.m. May 6, 2022
9. State Notice of Intent to Award Released and RFP Files Opened for Public Inspection
2:00 p.m. May 10, 2022
10. End of Open File Period May 18, 2022
11. State sends contract to Contractor for signature May 20, 2022
12. Contractor Signature Deadline 2:00 p.m. May 24, 2022
2.2. The State reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to adjust the RFP Schedule of Events as it
deems necessary. Any adjustment of the Schedule of Events shall constitute an RFP amendment, and the State will communicate such to prospective Respondents from whom the State has received a Notice of Intent to Respond (refer to section 1.7).
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3. RESPONSE REQUIREMENTS
3.1. Response Form
A response to this RFP must consist of two parts, a Technical Response and a Cost Proposal.
3.1.1. Technical Response. RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide provides
the specific requirements for submitting a response. This guide includes mandatory requirement items, general qualifications and experience items, and technical qualifications, experience, and approach items all of which must be addressed with a written response and, in some instances, additional documentation.
NOTICE: A technical response must not include any pricing or cost information. If any pricing or cost information amounts of any type (even pricing relating to other projects) is included in any part of the technical response, the state may deem the response to be non-responsive and reject it.
3.1.1.1. A Respondent should duplicate and use the RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response
& Evaluation Guide to organize, reference, and draft the Technical Response by duplicating the attachment, adding appropriate page numbers as required, and using the guide as a table of contents covering the Technical Response.
3.1.1.2. A response should be economically prepared, with emphasis on completeness and
clarity. A response, as well as any reference material presented, must be written in English and must be written on standard 8 ½” x 11” pages (although oversize exhibits are permissible) and use a 12 point font for text. All response pages must be numbered.
3.1.1.3. All information and documentation included in a Technical Response should
correspond to or address a specific requirement detailed in the RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide. All information must be incorporated into a response to a specific requirement and clearly referenced. Any information not meeting these criteria will be deemed extraneous and will not contribute to evaluations.
3.1.1.4. The State may determine a response to be non-responsive and reject it if:
a. the Respondent fails to organize and properly reference the Technical Response
as required by this RFP and the RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide; or
b. the Technical Response document does not appropriately respond to, address, or
meet all of the requirements and response items detailed in the RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide.
3.1.2. Cost Proposal. A Cost Proposal must be recorded on an exact duplicate of the RFP Attachment 6.3., Cost Proposal & Scoring Guide.
NOTICE: If a Respondent fails to submit a cost proposal exactly as required, the State may deem the response to be non-responsive and reject it.
3.1.2.1. A Respondent must only record the proposed cost exactly as required by the RFP
Attachment 6.3., Cost Proposal & Scoring Guide and must NOT record any other rates, amounts, or information.
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3.1.2.2. The proposed cost shall incorporate ALL costs for services under the contract for the
total contract period, including any renewals or extensions. 3.1.2.3. A Respondent must sign and date the Cost Proposal. 3.1.2.4. A Respondent must submit the Cost Proposal to the State in a sealed package
separate from the Technical Response (as detailed in RFP Sections 3.2.3., et seq.). 3.2. Response Delivery
3.2.1. A Respondent must ensure that both the original Technical Response and Cost Proposal
documents meet all form and content requirements, including all required signatures, as detailed within this RFP, as may be amended.
3.2.2. A Respondent must submit original Technical Response and Cost Proposal documents and
copies as specified below.
3.2.2.1. One (1) original Technical Response paper document labeled: “RFP # 34800-110521 TECHNICAL RESPONSE ORIGINAL” and Five (5) digital copies of the Technical Response each in the form of one (1) digital document in “PDF” format properly recorded on its own otherwise blank USB flash drive labeled: “RFP # 34800-110521 TECHNICAL RESPONSE COPY” The digital copies should not include copies of sealed customer references, however any other discrepancy between the paper Technical Response document and any digital copies may result in the State rejecting the proposal as non-responsive.
3.2.2.2. One (1) original Cost Proposal paper document labeled:
“RFP # 34800-110521 COST PROPOSAL ORIGINAL” and one (1) copy in the form of a digital document in PDF format properly recorded on separate, blank USB flash drive labeled: “RFP # 34800-110521 COST PROPOSAL COPY” In the event of a discrepancy between the original Cost Proposal document and the digital copy, the original, signed document will take precedence.
3.2.3. A Respondent must separate, seal, package, and label the documents and copies for delivery as
follows: 3.2.3.1. The Technical Response original document and digital copies must be placed in a
sealed package that is clearly labeled: “DO NOT OPEN… RFP # 34800-110521 TECHNICAL RESPONSE FROM [RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME]”
3.2.3.2. The Cost Proposal original document and digital copy must be placed in a separate,
sealed package that is clearly labeled:
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“DO NOT OPEN… RFP # 34800-110521 COST PROPOSAL FROM [RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME]”
3.2.3.3. The separately, sealed Technical Response and Cost Proposal components may be
enclosed in a larger package for mailing or delivery, provided that the outermost package is clearly labeled: “RFP # 34800-110521 SEALED TECHNICAL RESPONSE & SEALED COST PROPOSAL FROM [RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME]”
3.2.4. A Respondent must ensure that the State receives a response no later than the Response Deadline time and date detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events at the following address:
Mike Bentheimer Central Procurement Office 312 Rosa L Parks Ave, 3rd Floor Nashville, TN 37243 615-532-1922
3.3. Response & Respondent Prohibitions
3.3.1. A response must not include alternate contract terms and conditions. If a response contains such terms and conditions, the State, at its sole discretion, may determine the response to be a non-responsive counteroffer and reject it.
3.3.2. A response must not restrict the rights of the State or otherwise qualify either the offer to deliver
goods or provide services as required by this RFP or the Cost Proposal. If a response restricts the rights of the State or otherwise qualifies either the offer to deliver goods or provide services as required by this RFP or the Cost Proposal, the State, at its sole discretion, may determine the response to be a non-responsive counteroffer and reject it.
3.3.3. A response must not propose alternative goods or services (i.e., offer services different from
those requested and required by this RFP) unless expressly requested in this RFP. The State may consider a response of alternative goods or services to be non-responsive and reject it.
3.3.4. A Cost Proposal must be prepared and arrived at independently and must not involve any
collusion between Respondents. The State will reject any Cost Proposal that involves collusion, consultation, communication, or agreement between Respondents. Regardless of the time of detection, the State will consider any such actions to be grounds for response rejection or contract termination.
3.3.5. A Respondent must not provide, for consideration in this RFP process or subsequent contract
negotiations, any information that the Respondent knew or should have known was materially incorrect. If the State determines that a Respondent has provided such incorrect information, the State will deem the Response non-responsive and reject it.
3.3.6. A Respondent must not submit more than one Technical Response and one Cost Proposal in
response to this RFP, except as expressly requested by the State in this RFP. If a Respondent submits more than one Technical Response or more than one Cost Proposal, the State will deem all of the responses non-responsive and reject them.
3.3.7. A Respondent must not submit a response as a prime contractor while also permitting one or
more other Respondents to offer the Respondent as a subcontractor in their own responses. Such may result in the disqualification of all Respondents knowingly involved. This restriction
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does not, however, prohibit different Respondents from offering the same subcontractor as a part of their responses (provided that the subcontractor does not also submit a response as a prime contractor).
3.3.8. The State shall not consider a response from an individual who is, or within the past six (6)
months has been, a State employee. For purposes of this RFP:
3.3.8.1. An individual shall be deemed a State employee until such time as all compensation for salary, termination pay, and annual leave has been paid;
3.3.8.2. A contract with or a response from a company, corporation, or any other contracting entity in which a controlling interest is held by any State employee shall be considered to be a contract with or proposal from the employee; and
3.3.8.3. A contract with or a response from a company, corporation, or any other contracting entity that employs an individual who is, or within the past six (6) months has been, a State employee shall not be considered a contract with or a proposal from the employee and shall not constitute a prohibited conflict of interest.
3.3.9. This RFP is also subject to Tenn. Code Ann. § 12-4-101—105.
3.4. Response Errors & Revisions
A Respondent is responsible for any and all response errors or omissions. A Respondent will not be allowed to alter or revise response documents after the Response Deadline time and date detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events unless such is formally requested, in writing, by the State.
3.5. Response Withdrawal
A Respondent may withdraw a submitted response at any time before the Response Deadline time and date detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events by submitting a written request signed by an authorized Respondent representative. After withdrawing a response, a Respondent may submit another response at any time before the Response Deadline. After the Response Deadline, a Respondent may only withdraw all or a portion of a response where the enforcement of the response would impose an unconscionable hardship on the Respondent.
3.6. Additional Services
If a response offers goods or services in addition to those required by and described in this RFP, the State, at its sole discretion, may add such services to the contract awarded as a result of this RFP. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a Respondent must not propose any additional cost amounts or rates for additional goods or services. Regardless of any additional services offered in a response, the Respondent’s Cost Proposal must only record the proposed cost as required in this RFP and must not record any other rates, amounts, or information. NOTICE: If a Respondent fails to submit a Cost Proposal exactly as required, the State may deem the response non-responsive and reject it.
3.7. Response Preparation Costs
The State will not pay any costs associated with the preparation, submittal, or presentation of any response.
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4. GENERAL CONTRACTING INFORMATION & REQUIREMENTS
4.1. RFP Amendment
The State at its sole discretion may amend this RFP, in writing, at any time prior to contract award. However, prior to any such amendment, the State will consider whether it would negatively impact the ability of potential Respondents to meet the response deadline and revise the RFP Schedule of Events if deemed appropriate. If an RFP amendment is issued, the State will convey it to potential Respondents who submitted a Notice of Intent to Respond (refer to RFP Section 1.7). A response must address the final RFP (including its attachments) as amended.
4.2. RFP Cancellation
The State reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to cancel the RFP or to cancel and reissue this RFP in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
4.3. State Right of Rejection
4.3.1. Subject to applicable laws and regulations, the State reserves the right to reject, at its sole discretion, any and all responses.
4.3.2. The State may deem as non-responsive and reject any response that does not comply with all
terms, conditions, and performance requirements of this RFP. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the State reserves the right to waive, at its sole discretion, minor variances from full compliance with this RFP. If the State waives variances in a response, such waiver shall not modify the RFP requirements or excuse the Respondent from full compliance, and the State may hold any resulting Contractor to strict compliance with this RFP.
4.4. Assignment & Subcontracting
4.4.1. The Contractor may not subcontract, transfer, or assign any portion of the Contract awarded as a result of this RFP without prior approval of the State. The State reserves the right to refuse approval, at its sole discretion, of any subcontract, transfer, or assignment.
4.4.2. If a Respondent intends to use subcontractors, the response to this RFP must specifically identify
the scope and portions of the work each subcontractor will perform (refer to RFP Attachment 6.2., Section B, General Qualifications & Experience Item B.14.).
4.4.3. Subcontractors identified within a response to this RFP will be deemed as approved by the State
unless the State expressly disapproves one or more of the proposed subcontractors prior to signing the Contract.
4.4.4. After contract award, a Contractor may only substitute an approved subcontractor at the
discretion of the State and with the State’s prior, written approval. 4.4.5. Notwithstanding any State approval relating to subcontracts, the Respondent who is awarded a
contract pursuant to this RFP will be the prime contractor and will be responsible for all work under the Contract.
4.5. Right to Refuse Personnel or Subcontractors
The State reserves the right to refuse, at its sole discretion and notwithstanding any prior approval, any personnel of the prime contractor or a subcontractor providing goods or services in the performance of a contract resulting from this RFP. The State will document in writing the reason(s) for any rejection of personnel.
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4.6. Insurance The State will require the awarded Contractor to provide a Certificate of Insurance issued by an insurance company licensed or authorized to provide insurance in the State of Tennessee. Each Certificate of Insurance shall indicate current insurance coverages meeting minimum requirements as may be specified by this RFP. A failure to provide a current, Certificate of Insurance will be considered a material breach and grounds for contract termination.
4.7. Professional Licensure and Department of Revenue Registration
4.7.1. All persons, agencies, firms, or other entities that provide legal or financial opinions, which a Respondent provides for consideration and evaluation by the State as a part of a response to this RFP, shall be properly licensed to render such opinions.
4.7.2. Before the Contract resulting from this RFP is signed, the apparent successful Respondent (and
Respondent employees and subcontractors, as applicable) must hold all necessary or appropriate business or professional licenses to provide the goods or services as required by the contract. The State may require any Respondent to submit evidence of proper licensure.
4.7.3. Before the Contract resulting from this RFP is signed, the apparent successful Respondent must
be registered with the Tennessee Department of Revenue for the collection of Tennessee sales and use tax. The State shall not award a contract unless the Respondent provides proof of such registration or provides documentation from the Department of Revenue that the Contractor is exempt from this registration requirement. The foregoing is a mandatory requirement of an award of a contract pursuant to this solicitation. To register, please visit the Department of Revenue’s Tennessee Taxpayer Access Point (TNTAP) website for Online Registration and the Vendor Contract Questionnaire. These resources are available at the following:
https://tntap.tn.gov/eservices/_/#1 4.8. Disclosure of Response Contents
4.8.1. All materials submitted to the State in response to this RFP shall become the property of the State of Tennessee. Selection or rejection of a response does not affect this right. By submitting a response, a Respondent acknowledges and accepts that the full response contents and associated documents will become open to public inspection in accordance with the laws of the State of Tennessee.
4.8.2. The State will hold all response information, including both technical and cost information, in
confidence during the evaluation process. 4.8.3. Upon completion of response evaluations, indicated by public release of a Notice of Intent to
Award, the responses and associated materials will be open for review by the public in accordance with Tenn. Code Ann. § 10-7-504(a)(7).
4.9. Contract Approval and Contract Payments
4.9.1. After contract award, the Contractor who is awarded the contract must submit appropriate documentation with the Department of Finance and Administration, Division of Accounts.
4.9.2. This RFP and its contractor selection processes do not obligate the State and do not create
rights, interests, or claims of entitlement in either the Respondent with the apparent best-evaluated response or any other Respondent. State obligations pursuant to a contract award shall commence only after the Contract is signed by the State agency head and the Contractor and after the Contract is approved by all other state officials as required by applicable laws and regulations.
4.9.3. No payment will be obligated or made until the relevant Contract is approved as required by
applicable statutes and rules of the State of Tennessee.
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4.9.3.1. The State shall not be liable for payment of any type associated with the Contract
resulting from this RFP (or any amendment thereof) or responsible for any goods delivered or services rendered by the Contractor, even goods delivered or services rendered in good faith and even if the Contractor is orally directed to proceed with the delivery of goods or the rendering of services, if it occurs before the Contract Effective Date or after the Contract Term.
4.9.3.2. All payments relating to this procurement will be made in accordance with the Payment
Terms and Conditions of the Contract resulting from this RFP (refer to RFP Attachment 6.6., Pro Forma Contract, Section C).
4.9.3.3. If any provision of the Contract provides direct funding or reimbursement for the
competitive purchase of goods or services as a component of contract performance or otherwise provides for the reimbursement of specified, actual costs, the State will employ all reasonable means and will require all such documentation that it deems necessary to ensure that such purchases were competitive and costs were reasonable, necessary, and actual. The Contractor shall provide reasonable assistance and access related to such review. Further, the State shall not remit, as funding or reimbursement pursuant to such provisions, any amounts that it determines do not represent reasonable, necessary, and actual costs.
4.10. Contractor Performance
The Contractor who is awarded a contract will be responsible for the delivery of all acceptable goods or the satisfactory completion of all services set out in this RFP (including attachments) as may be amended. All goods or services are subject to inspection and evaluation by the State. The State will employ all reasonable means to ensure that goods delivered or services rendered are in compliance with the Contract, and the Contractor must cooperate with such efforts.
4.11. Contract Amendment
After Contract award, the State may request the Contractor to deliver additional goods or perform additional services within the general scope of the Contract and this RFP, but beyond the specified Scope, and for which the Contractor may be compensated. In such instances, the State will provide the Contractor a written description of the additional goods or services. The Contractor must respond to the State with a time schedule for delivering the additional goods or accomplishing the additional services based on the compensable units included in the Contractor’s response to this RFP. If the State and the Contractor reach an agreement regarding the goods or services and associated compensation, such agreement must be effected by means of a contract amendment. Further, any such amendment requiring additional goods or services must be signed by both the State agency head and the Contractor and must be approved by other state officials as required by applicable statutes, rules, policies and procedures of the State of Tennessee. The Contractor must not provide additional goods or render additional services until the State has issued a written contract amendment with all required approvals.
4.12. Severability
If any provision of this RFP is declared by a court to be illegal or in conflict with any law, said decision will not affect the validity of the remaining RFP terms and provisions, and the rights and obligations of the State and Respondents will be construed and enforced as if the RFP did not contain the particular provision held to be invalid.
4.13. Next Ranked Respondent
The State reserves the right to initiate negotiations with the next ranked Respondent should the State cease doing business with any Respondent selected via this RFP process.
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5. EVALUATION & CONTRACT AWARD
5.1. Evaluation Categories & Maximum Points
The State will consider qualifications, experience, technical approach, and cost in the evaluation of responses and award points in each of the categories detailed below (up to the maximum evaluation points indicated) to each response deemed by the State to be responsive.
EVALUATION CATEGORY MAXIMUM POINTS POSSIBLE
General Qualifications & Experience (refer to RFP Attachment 6.2., Section B)
20
Technical Qualifications, Experience & Approach (refer to RFP Attachment 6.2., Section C)
50
Cost Proposal (refer to RFP Attachment 6.3.)
30
5.2. Evaluation Process
The evaluation process is designed to award the contract resulting from this RFP not necessarily to the Respondent offering the lowest cost, but rather to the Respondent deemed by the State to be responsive and responsible who offers the best combination of attributes based upon the evaluation criteria. (“Responsive Respondent” is defined as a Respondent that has submitted a response that conforms in all material respects to the RFP. “Responsible Respondent” is defined as a Respondent that has the capacity in all respects to perform fully the contract requirements, and the integrity and reliability which will assure good faith performance.)
5.2.1. Technical Response Evaluation. The Solicitation Coordinator and the Proposal Evaluation
Team (consisting of three (3) or more State employees) will use the RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide to manage the Technical Response Evaluation and maintain evaluation records.
5.2.1.1. The State reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to request Respondent clarification
of a Technical Response or to conduct clarification discussions with any or all Respondents. Any such clarification or discussion will be limited to specific sections of the response identified by the State. The subject Respondent must put any resulting clarification in writing as may be required and in accordance with any deadline imposed by the State.
5.2.1.2. The Solicitation Coordinator will review each Technical Response to determine
compliance with RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide, Section A— Mandatory Requirements. If the Solicitation Coordinator determines that a response failed to meet one or more of the mandatory requirements, the Proposal Evaluation Team will review the response and document the team’s determination of whether:
a. the response adequately meets RFP requirements for further evaluation;
b. the State will request clarifications or corrections for consideration prior to further
evaluation; or,
c. the State will determine the response to be non-responsive to the RFP and reject it. 5.2.1.3. Proposal Evaluation Team members will independently evaluate each Technical
Response (that is responsive to the RFP) against the evaluation criteria in this RFP,
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and will score each in accordance with the RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide.
5.2.1.4. For each response evaluated, the Solicitation Coordinator will calculate the average of
the Proposal Evaluation Team member scores for RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide, and record each average as the response score for the respective Technical Response section.
5.2.1.5. Before Cost Proposals are opened, the Proposal Evaluation Team will review the
Technical Response Evaluation record and any other available information pertinent to whether or not each Respondent is responsive and responsible. If the Proposal Evaluation Team identifies any Respondent that does not meet the responsive and responsible thresholds such that the team would not recommend the Respondent for Cost Proposal Evaluation and potential contract award, the team members will fully document the determination.
5.2.2. Cost Proposal Evaluation. The Solicitation Coordinator will open for evaluation the Cost
Proposal of each Respondent deemed by the State to be responsive and responsible and calculate and record each Cost Proposal score in accordance with the RFP Attachment 6.3., Cost Proposal & Scoring Guide.
5.2.3. Clarifications and Negotiations: The State reserves the right to award a contract on the basis of initial responses received, therefore, each response shall contain the Respondent’s best terms and conditions from a technical and cost standpoint. The State reserves the right to conduct clarifications or negotiations with one or more Respondents. All communications, clarifications, and negotiations shall be conducted in a manner that supports fairness in response improvement.
5.2.3.1. Clarifications: The State may identify areas of a response that may require further
clarification or areas in which it is apparent that there may have been miscommunications or misunderstandings as to the State’s specifications or requirements. The State may seek to clarify those issues identified during one or multiple clarification rounds. Each clarification sought by the State may be unique to an individual Respondent, provided that the process is conducted in a manner that supports fairness in response improvement.
5.2.3.2. Negotiations: The State may elect to negotiate with one or more Respondents by requesting revised responses, negotiating costs, or finalizing contract terms and conditions. The State reserves the right to conduct multiple negotiation rounds or no negotiations at all.
5.2.3.3. Cost Negotiations: All Respondents, selected for negotiation by the State, will be given
equivalent information with respect to cost negotiations. All cost negotiations will be documented for the procurement file. Additionally, the State may conduct target pricing and other goods or services level negotiations. Target pricing may be based on considerations such as current pricing, market considerations, benchmarks, budget availability, or other methods that do not reveal individual Respondent pricing. During target price negotiations, Respondents are not obligated to reduce their pricing to target prices, but no Respondent is allowed to increase prices.
5.2.3.4. If the State determines that it is unable to successfully negotiate terms and conditions of a contract with the apparent best evaluated Respondent, the State reserves the right to bypass the apparent best evaluated Respondent and enter into terms and conditions contract negotiations with the next apparent best evaluated Respondent.
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5.2.4. Total Response Score. The Solicitation Coordinator will calculate the sum of the Technical
Response section scores and the Cost Proposal score and record the resulting number as the total score for the subject Response (refer to RFP Attachment 6.5., Score Summary Matrix).
5.3. Contract Award Process
5.3.1 The Solicitation Coordinator will submit the Proposal Evaluation Team determinations and scores to the head of the procuring agency for consideration along with any other relevant information that might be available and pertinent to contract award.
5.3.2. The procuring agency head will determine the apparent best-evaluated Response. To effect a
contract award to a Respondent other than the one receiving the highest evaluation process score, the head of the procuring agency must provide written justification and obtain the written approval of the Chief Procurement Officer and the Comptroller of the Treasury.
5.3.3. The State will issue a Notice of Intent to Award identifying the apparent best-evaluated response
and make the RFP files available for public inspection at the time and date specified in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events. NOTICE: The Notice of Intent to Award shall not create rights, interests, or claims of entitlement in either the apparent best-evaluated Respondent or any other Respondent.
5.3.4. The Respondent identified as offering the apparent best-evaluated response must sign a contract
drawn by the State pursuant to this RFP. The Contract shall be substantially the same as the RFP Attachment 6.6., Pro Forma Contract. The Respondent must sign the contract by the Contractor Signature Deadline detailed in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events. If the Respondent fails to provide the signed Contract by this deadline, the State may determine that the Respondent is non-responsive to this RFP and reject the response.
5.3.5. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the State may, at its sole discretion, entertain limited terms and
conditions or pricing negotiations prior to Contract signing and, as a result, revise the pro forma contract terms and conditions or performance requirements in the State’s best interests, PROVIDED THAT such revision of terms and conditions or performance requirements shall NOT materially affect the basis of response evaluations or negatively impact the competitive nature of the RFP and contractor selection process.
5.3.6. If the State determines that a response is non-responsive and rejects it after opening Cost
Proposals, the Solicitation Coordinator will re-calculate scores for each remaining responsive Cost Proposal to determine (or re-determine) the apparent best-evaluated response.
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.1.
RFP # 34800-110521 STATEMENT OF CERTIFICATIONS AND ASSURANCES
The Respondent must sign and complete the Statement of Certifications and Assurances below as required, and it must be included in the Technical Response (as required by RFP Attachment 6.2., Technical Response & Evaluation Guide, Section A, Item A.1.).
The Respondent does, hereby, expressly affirm, declare, confirm, certify, and assure ALL of the following:
1. The Respondent will comply with all of the provisions and requirements of the RFP.
2. The Respondent will provide all services as defined in the Scope of the RFP Attachment 6.6., Pro Forma Contract for the total Contract Term.
3. The Respondent, except as otherwise provided in this RFP, accepts and agrees to all terms and conditions set out in the RFP Attachment 6.6., Pro Forma Contract.
4. The Respondent acknowledges and agrees that a contract resulting from the RFP shall incorporate, by reference, all proposal responses as a part of the Contract.
5. The Respondent will comply with:
(a) the laws of the State of Tennessee;
(b) Title VI of the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964;
(c) Title IX of the federal Education Amendments Act of 1972;
(d) the Equal Employment Opportunity Act and the regulations issued there under by the federal government; and,
(e) the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the regulations issued there under by the federal government.
6. To the knowledge of the undersigned, the information detailed within the response submitted to this RFP is accurate.
7. The response submitted to this RFP was independently prepared, without collusion, under penalty of perjury.
8. No amount shall be paid directly or indirectly to an employee or official of the State of Tennessee as wages, compensation, or gifts in exchange for acting as an officer, agent, employee, subcontractor, or consultant to the Respondent in connection with this RFP or any resulting contract.
9. Both the Technical Response and the Cost Proposal submitted in response to this RFP shall remain valid for at least 120 days subsequent to the date of the Cost Proposal opening and thereafter in accordance with any contract pursuant to the RFP.
10. The Respondent affirms the following statement, as required by the Iran Divestment Act Tenn. Code Ann. § 12-12-111: “By submission of this bid, each bidder and each person signing on behalf of any bidder certifies, and in the case of a joint bid each party thereto certifies as to its own organization, under penalty of perjury, that to the best of its knowledge and belief that each bidder is not on the list created pursuant to §12-12-106.” For reference purposes, the
list is currently available online at: https://www.tn.gov/generalservices/procurement/central-
procurement-office--cpo-/library-/public-information-library.html.
By signing this Statement of Certifications and Assurances, below, the signatory also certifies legal authority to bind the proposing entity to the provisions of this RFP and any contract awarded pursuant to it. If the signatory is not the Respondent (if an individual) or the Respondent’s company President or Chief Executive Officer, this document must attach evidence showing the individual’s authority to bind the Respondent.
DO NOT SIGN THIS DOCUMENT IF YOU ARE NOT LEGALLY AUTHORIZED TO BIND THE RESPONDENT
SIGNATURE:
PRINTED NAME & TITLE:
DATE:
RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.2. — Section A
TECHNICAL RESPONSE & EVALUATION GUIDE
SECTION A: MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS. The Respondent must address all items detailed below and provide, in sequence, the information and documentation as required (referenced with the associated item references). The Respondent must also detail the response page number for each item in the appropriate space below.
The Solicitation Coordinator will review the response to determine if the Mandatory Requirement Items are addressed as required and mark each with pass or fail. For each item that is not addressed as required, the Proposal Evaluation Team must review the response and attach a written determination. In addition to the Mandatory Requirement Items, the Solicitation Coordinator will review each response for compliance with all RFP requirements.
RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
Response Page #
(Respondent completes)
Item Ref.
Section A— Mandatory Requirement Items Pass/Fail
The Response must be delivered to the State no later than the Response Deadline specified in the RFP Section 2, Schedule of Events.
The Technical Response and the Cost Proposal documentation must be packaged separately as required (refer to RFP Section 3.2., et. seq.).
The Technical Response must NOT contain cost or pricing information of any type.
The Technical Response must NOT contain any restrictions of the rights of the State or other qualification of the response.
A Respondent must NOT submit alternate responses (refer to RFP Section 3.3.).
A Respondent must NOT submit multiple responses in different forms (as a prime and a subcontractor) (refer to RFP Section 3.3.).
A.1. Provide the Statement of Certifications and Assurances (RFP Attachment 6.1.) completed and signed by an individual empowered to bind the Respondent to the provisions of this RFP and any resulting contract. The document must be signed without exception or qualification.
A.2. Provide a statement, based upon reasonable inquiry, of whether the Respondent or any individual who shall cause to deliver goods or perform services under the contract has a possible conflict of interest (e.g., employment by the State of Tennessee) and, if so, the nature of that conflict. NOTE: Any questions of conflict of interest shall be solely within the discretion of the State, and the State reserves the right to cancel any award.
A.3. Provide a current bank reference indicating that the Respondent’s business relationship with the financial institution is in positive standing. Such reference must be written in the form of a standard business letter, signed, and dated within the past three (3) months.
A.4. Provide two current positive credit references from vendors with which the Respondent has done business written in the form of standard business letters, signed, and dated within the past three (3) months.
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RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
Response Page #
(Respondent completes)
Item Ref.
Section A— Mandatory Requirement Items Pass/Fail
A.5. Provide an official document or letter from an accredited credit bureau, verified and dated within the last three (3) months and indicating a satisfactory credit score for the Respondent (NOTE: A credit bureau report number without the full report is insufficient and will not be considered responsive.)
State Use – Solicitation Coordinator Signature, Printed Name & Date:
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.2. — SECTION B
TECHNICAL RESPONSE & EVALUATION GUIDE
SECTION B: GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE. The Respondent must address all items detailed below and provide, in sequence, the information and documentation as required (referenced with the associated item references). The Respondent must also detail the response page number for each item in the appropriate space below. Proposal Evaluation Team members will independently evaluate and assign one score for all responses to Section B— General Qualifications & Experience Items.
RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
Response Page #
(Respondent completes)
Item Ref.
Section B— General Qualifications & Experience Items
B.1. Detail the name, e-mail address, mailing address, telephone number, and facsimile number of the person the State should contact regarding the response.
B.2. Describe the Respondent’s form of business (i.e., individual, sole proprietor, corporation, non-profit corporation, partnership, limited liability company) and business location (physical location or domicile).
B.3. Detail the number of years the Respondent has been in business.
B.4. Briefly describe how long the Respondent has been providing the goods or services required by this RFP.
B.5. Describe the Respondent’s number of employees, client base, and location of offices.
B.6. Provide a statement of whether there have been any mergers, acquisitions, or change of control of the Respondent within the last ten (10) years. If so, include an explanation providing relevant details.
B.7. Provide a statement of whether the Respondent or, to the Respondent's knowledge, any of the Respondent’s employees, agents, independent contractors, or subcontractors, involved in the delivery of goods or performance of services on a contract pursuant to this RFP, have been convicted of, pled guilty to, or pled nolo contendere to any felony. If so, include an explanation providing relevant details.
B.8. Provide a statement of whether, in the last ten (10) years, the Respondent has filed (or had filed against it) any bankruptcy or insolvency proceeding, whether voluntary or involuntary, or undergone the appointment of a receiver, trustee, or assignee for the benefit of creditors. If so, include an explanation providing relevant details.
B.9. Provide a statement of whether there is any material, pending litigation against the Respondent that the Respondent should reasonably believe could adversely affect its ability to meet contract requirements pursuant to this RFP or is likely to have a material adverse effect on the Respondent’s financial condition. If such exists, list each separately, explain the relevant details, and attach the opinion of counsel addressing whether and to what extent it would impair the Respondent’s performance in a contract pursuant to this RFP.
NOTE: All persons, agencies, firms, or other entities that provide legal opinions regarding the Respondent must be properly licensed to render such opinions. The State may require the Respondent to submit proof of license for each person or entity that renders such opinions.
B.10. Provide a statement of whether there are any pending or in progress Securities Exchange Commission investigations involving the Respondent. If such exists, list each separately, explain the relevant details, and attach the opinion of counsel addressing whether and to what extent it will impair the Respondent’s performance in a contract pursuant to this RFP.
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.2. — SECTION B (continued)
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RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
Response Page #
(Respondent completes)
Item Ref.
Section B— General Qualifications & Experience Items
NOTE: All persons, agencies, firms, or other entities that provide legal opinions regarding the Respondent must be properly licensed to render such opinions. The State may require the Respondent to submit proof of license for each person or entity that renders such opinions.
B.11. Provide a brief, descriptive statement detailing evidence of the Respondent’s ability to deliver the goods or services sought under this RFP (e.g., prior experience, training, certifications, resources, program and quality management systems, etc.).
B.12. Provide a narrative description of the proposed project team, its members, and organizational structure along with an organizational chart identifying the key people who will be assigned to deliver the goods or services required by this RFP.
B.13. Provide a personnel roster listing the names of key people who the Respondent will assign to meet the Respondent’s requirements under this RFP along with the estimated number of hours that each individual will devote to that performance. Follow the personnel roster with a resume for each of the people listed. The resumes must detail the individual’s title, education, current position with the Respondent, and employment history.
B.14. Provide a statement of whether the Respondent intends to use subcontractors to meet the Respondent’s requirements of any contract awarded pursuant to this RFP, and if so, detail:
(a) the names of the subcontractors along with the contact person, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address for each;
(b) a description of the scope and portions of the goods each subcontractor involved in the delivery of goods or performance of the services each subcontractor will perform; and
(c) a statement specifying that each proposed subcontractor has expressly assented to being proposed as a subcontractor in the Respondent’s response to this RFP.
B.15. Provide documentation of the Respondent’s commitment to diversity as represented by the following:
(a) Business Strategy. Provide a description of the Respondent’s existing programs and procedures designed to encourage and foster commerce with business enterprises owned by minorities, women, service-disabled veterans, persons with disabilities, and small business enterprises. Please also include a list of the Respondent’s certifications as a diversity business, if applicable.
(b) Business Relationships. Provide a listing of the Respondent’s current contracts with business enterprises owned by minorities, women, service-disabled veterans, persons with disabilities, and small business enterprises. Please include the following information:
(i) contract description;
(ii) contractor name and ownership characteristics (i.e., ethnicity, gender, service-disabled veteran-owned or persons with disabilities);
(iii) contractor contact name and telephone number.
(c) Estimated Participation. Provide an estimated level of participation by business enterprises owned by minorities, women, service-disabled veterans, persons with disabilities and small business enterprises if a contract is awarded to the Respondent pursuant to this RFP. Please include the following information:
(i) a percentage (%) indicating the participation estimate. (Express the estimated participation number as a percentage of the total estimated contract value that will be dedicated to business with subcontractors and supply contractors having such ownership characteristics only and DO NOT INCLUDE DOLLAR AMOUNTS);
(ii) anticipated goods or services contract descriptions;
(iii) names and ownership characteristics (i.e., ethnicity, gender, service-disabled veterans, or disability) of anticipated subcontractors and supply contractors.
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.2. — SECTION B (continued)
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RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
Response Page #
(Respondent completes)
Item Ref.
Section B— General Qualifications & Experience Items
NOTE: In order to claim status as a Diversity Business Enterprise under this contract, businesses must be certified by the Governor’s Office of Diversity Business Enterprise (Go-DBE). Please visit the Go-DBE website at
https://tn.diversitysoftware.com/FrontEnd/StartCertification.asp?TN=tn
&XID=9810 for more information.
(d) Workforce. Provide the percentage of the Respondent’s total current employees by ethnicity and gender.
NOTE: Respondents that demonstrate a commitment to diversity will advance State efforts to expand opportunity to do business with the State as contractors and subcontractors. Response evaluations will recognize the positive qualifications and experience of a Respondent that does business with enterprises owned by minorities, women, service-disabled veterans, persons with disabilities, and small business enterprises and who offer a diverse workforce.
B.16. Provide a statement of whether or not the Respondent has any current contracts with the State of Tennessee or has completed any contracts with the State of Tennessee within the previous five (5) year period. If so, provide the following information for all of the current and completed contracts:
(a) the name, title, telephone number and e-mail address of the State contact knowledgeable about the contract;
(b) the procuring State agency name;
(c) a brief description of the contract’s scope of services;
(d) the contract period; and
(e) the contract number.
B.17. Provide a statement and any relevant details addressing whether the Respondent is any of the following:
(a) is presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, or voluntarily excluded from covered transactions by any federal or state department or agency;
(b) has within the past three (3) years, been convicted of, or had a civil judgment rendered against the contracting party from commission of fraud, or a criminal offence in connection with obtaining, attempting to obtain, or performing a public (federal, state, or local) transaction or grant under a public transaction; violation of federal or state antitrust statutes or commission of embezzlement, theft, forgery, bribery, falsification or destruction of records, making false statements, or receiving stolen property;
(c) is presently indicted or otherwise criminally or civilly charged by a government entity (federal, state, or local) with commission of any of the offenses detailed above; and
(d) has within a three (3) year period preceding the contract had one or more public transactions (federal, state, or local) terminated for cause or default.
SCORE (for all Section B—Qualifications & Experience Items above): (maximum possible score = 20)
State Use – Evaluator Identification:
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.2. — SECTION C
TECHNICAL RESPONSE & EVALUATION GUIDE
SECTION C: TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE & APPROACH. The Respondent must address all items (below) and provide, in sequence, the information and documentation as required (referenced with the associated item references). The Respondent must also detail the response page number for each item in the appropriate space below.
A Proposal Evaluation Team, made up of three or more State employees, will independently evaluate and score the response to each item. Each evaluator will use the following whole number, raw point scale for scoring each item:
0 = little value 1 = poor 2 = fair 3 = satisfactory 4 = good 5 = excellent
The Solicitation Coordinator will multiply the Item Score by the associated Evaluation Factor (indicating the relative emphasis of the item in the overall evaluation). The resulting product will be the item’s Raw Weighted Score for purposes of calculating the section score as indicated.
RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
Response Page #
(Respondent completes)
Item Ref.
Section C— Technical Qualifications, Experience & Approach Items
Item Score
Evaluation Factor
Raw Weighted
Score
C.1. Provide a narrative that illustrates the Respondent’s understanding of the State’s requirements and project schedule.
4
C.2. Describe how Respondent will select and secure Facilities for fingerprinting.
1
C.3. Describe how Respondent will plan for surge of resources in case State of Emergency or closure of Facility.
1
C.4. Describe how Respondent will achieve requirement of Mobile Unit, what unit will contain and if there will be shelter available for Applicants to protect from heat, rain, snow, etc.
1
C.5. Describe how Respondent will achieve requirement of call center.
1
C.6. Provide a narrative that illustrates how the Respondent will complete the scope of services, accomplish required objectives, and meet the State’s project schedule.
4
The Solicitation Coordinator will use this sum and the formula below to calculate the section score. All calculations will use and result in numbers rounded to two (2) places to the right of the decimal point.
Total Raw Weighted Score: (sum of Raw Weighted Scores above)
Total Raw Weighted Score X 50(maximum possible
score) = SCORE:
Maximum Possible Raw Weighted Score (i.e., 5 x the sum of item weights above)
State Use – Evaluator Identification:
State Use – Solicitation Coordinator Signature, Printed Name & Date:
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.3.
COST PROPOSAL & SCORING GUIDE NOTICE: THIS COST PROPOSAL MUST BE COMPLETED EXACTLY AS REQUIRED
COST PROPOSAL SCHEDULE— The Cost Proposal, detailed below, shall indicate the proposed price for goods or services defined in the Scope of Services of the RFP Attachment 6.6., Pro Forma Contract and for the entire contract period. The Cost Proposal shall remain valid for at least one hundred twenty (120) days subsequent to the date of the Cost Proposal opening and thereafter in accordance with any contract resulting from this RFP. All monetary amounts shall be in U.S. currency and limited to two (2) places to the right of the decimal point.
NOTICE: The Evaluation Factor associated with each cost item is for evaluation purposes only. The evaluation factors do NOT and should NOT be construed as any type of volume guarantee or minimum purchase quantity. The evaluation factors shall NOT create rights, interests, or claims of entitlement in the Respondent.
Notwithstanding the cost items herein, pursuant to the second paragraph of the Pro Forma Contract section C.1. (refer to RFP Attachment 6.6.), “The State is under no obligation to request work from the Contractor in any specific dollar amounts or to request any work at all from the Contractor during any period of this Contract.”
This Cost Proposal must be signed, in the space below, by an individual empowered to bind the Respondent to the provisions of this RFP and any contract awarded pursuant to it. If said individual is not the President or Chief Executive Officer, this document must attach evidence showing the individual’s authority to legally bind the Respondent.
RESPONDENT SIGNATURE:
PRINTED NAME & TITLE:
DATE:
RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
Cost Item Description Proposed Cost
State Use Only
Evaluation Factor
Evaluation Cost (cost x factor)
Scheduling, Processing, Submission of Applicant Prints including Mandated Fees for Applicants
$ / FEE COLLECTED BY
CONTRACTOR PER APPLICANT 15
Scheduling, Processing, Submission of Applicant Prints including Mandated Fees for Volunteers
$
/ FEE COLLECTED BY CONTRACTOR PER
APPLICANT 15
Scheduling, Processing, Submission of Applicant Prints including Mandated Fees for International Adoptions
$
/ FEE COLLECTED BY CONTRACTOR PER
APPLICANT 15
Submission of OPQE Applicant Prints (as referred to in A.27 of pro forma Contract) including Mandated Fees for Applicants
$
/ FEE COLLECTED BY CONTRACTOR PER
APPLICANT 1
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RESPONDENT LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
Cost Item Description Proposed Cost
State Use Only
Evaluation Factor
Evaluation Cost (cost x factor)
Submission of OPQE Applicant Prints (as referred to in A.27 of pro forma Contract) including a Mandated Fees for Volunteer
$
/ FEE COLLECTED BY CONTRACTOR PER
APPLICANT 1
Submission of OPQE Applicant Prints (as referred to in A.27 of pro forma Contract) including Mandated Fees for International Adoption
$
/ FEE COLLECTED BY CONTRACTOR PER
APPLICANT 1
EVALUATION COST AMOUNT (sum of evaluation costs above):
The Solicitation Coordinator will use this sum and the formula below to calculate the Cost Proposal Score. Numbers rounded to two (2) places to the right of the decimal point will be
standard for calculations.
lowest evaluation cost amount from all proposals x 30
(maximum section score)
= SCORE:
evaluation cost amount being evaluated
State Use – Solicitation Coordinator Signature, Printed Name & Date:
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.4.
REFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE
The standard reference questionnaire provided on the following pages of this attachment should be completed by all individuals offering a reference for the Respondent.
The Respondent will be solely responsible for obtaining completed reference questionnaires as detailed below.. Provide references from individuals who are not current State employees of the procuring State Agency for projects similar to the goods or services sought under this RFP and which represent:
▪ two (2) contracts Respondent currently services that are similar in size and scope to the services required by this RFP; and
▪ three (3) completed contracts that are similar in size and scope to the services required by this RFP.
References from at least three (3) different individuals are required to satisfy the requirements above, e.g., an individual may provide a reference about a completed project and another reference about a currently serviced account. The individual contact reference provided for each contract or project shall not be a current State employee of the procuring State agency. Procuring State agencies that accept references from another State agency shall document, in writing, a plan to ensure that no contact is made between the procuring State agency and a referring State agency. The standard reference questionnaire, should be used and completed, and is provided on the next page of this RFP Attachment 6.4.
In order to obtain and submit the completed reference questionnaires following one of the two processes below.
Written:
(a) Add the Respondent’s name to the standard reference questionnaire at RFP Attachment 6.4. and make a copy for each reference.
(b) Send a reference questionnaire and new, standard #10 envelope to each reference.
(c) Instruct the reference to:
(i) complete the reference questionnaire;
(ii) sign and date the completed reference questionnaire;
(iii) seal the completed, signed, and dated reference questionnaire within the envelope provided;
(iv) sign his or her name in ink across the sealed portion of the envelope; and
(v) return the sealed envelope directly to the Respondent (the Respondent may wish to give each reference a deadline, such that the Respondent will be able to collect all required references in time to include them within the sealed Technical Response).
(d) Do NOT open the sealed references upon receipt.
(e) Enclose all sealed reference envelopes within a larger, labeled envelope for inclusion in the Technical Response as required.
Email:
(a) Add the Respondent’s name to the standard reference questionnaire at RFP Attachment 6.4. and make a copy for each reference.
(b) E-mail a reference questionnaire to each reference.
(c) Instruct the reference to:
(i) complete the reference questionnaire;
(ii) sign and date the completed reference questionnaire;
(iii) E-mail the reference directly to the Solicitation Coordinator by the RFP Technical Response Deadline with the Subject line of the e-mail as “[Respondent’s Name] Reference for RFP # 34800-110521”.
NOTES:
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▪ The State will not accept late references or references submitted by any means other than the two which are described above, and each reference questionnaire submitted must be completed as required.
▪ The State will not review more than the number of required references indicated above. ▪ While the State will base its reference check on the contents of the reference e-mails or sealed reference
envelopes included in the Technical Response package, the State reserves the right to confirm and clarify information detailed in the completed reference questionnaires, and may consider clarification responses in the evaluation of references.
▪ The State is under no obligation to clarify any reference information.
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RFP # 34800-110521 REFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE
REFERENCE SUBJECT: RESPONDENT NAME (completed by Respondent before reference is requested)
The “reference subject” specified above, intends to submit a response to the State of Tennessee in response to the Request for Proposals (RFP) indicated. As a part of such response, the reference subject must include a number of completed and sealed reference questionnaires (using this form).
Each individual responding to this reference questionnaire is asked to follow these instructions:
▪ complete this questionnaire (either using the form provided or an exact duplicate of this document);
▪ sign and date the completed questionnaire and follow either process outlined below;
Physical:
▪ seal the completed, signed, and dated questionnaire in a new standard #10 envelope;
▪ sign in ink across the sealed portion of the envelope; and
▪ return the sealed envelope containing the completed questionnaire directly to the reference subject.
E-Mail:
▪ e-mail the completed questionnaire to:
Mike Bentheimer, [email protected]
(1) What is the name of the individual, company, organization, or entity responding to this reference
questionnaire? (2) Please provide the following information about the individual completing this reference
questionnaire on behalf of the above-named individual, company, organization, or entity.
NAME:
TITLE:
TELEPHONE #
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
(3) What goods or services does/did the reference subject provide to your company or organization? (4) If the goods or services that the reference subject provided to your company or organization are
completed, were the goods or services provided in compliance with the terms of the contract, on time, and within budget? If not, please explain.
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(5) If the reference subject is still providing goods or services to your company or organization, are
these goods or services being provided in compliance with the terms of the contract, on time, and within budget? If not, please explain.
(6) How satisfied are you with the reference subject’s ability to perform based on your expectations
and according to the contractual arrangements?
REFERENCE SIGNATURE: (by the individual completing this
request for reference information)
DATE:
(must be the same as the signature across the envelope seal)
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.5.
SCORE SUMMARY MATRIX
RESPONDENT NAME RESPONDENT NAME RESPONDENT NAME
GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE (maximum 20)
EVALUATOR NAME
EVALUATOR NAME
REPEAT AS NECESSARY
AVERAGE: AVERAGE: AVERAGE:
TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE & APPROACH (maximum: 50)
EVALUATOR NAME
EVALUATOR NAME
REPEAT AS NECESSARY
AVERAGE: AVERAGE: AVERAGE:
COST PROPOSAL (maximum: 30)
SCORE: SCORE: SCORE:
TOTAL RESPONSE EVALUATION SCORE:
(maximum: 100)
Solicitation Coordinator Signature, Printed Name & Date:
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RFP ATTACHMENT 6.6.
RFP # 34800-110521 PRO FORMA CONTRACT
The Pro Forma Contract detailed in following pages of this exhibit contains some “blanks” (signified by descriptions in capital letters) that will be completed with appropriate information in the final contract resulting from the RFP.
11-14-19 RV
R E V E N U E C O N T R A C T (state revenue contract with an individual, business, non-profit, or government entity of another state or country and from which the state receives monetary compensation)
Begin Date End Date Agency Tracking # Edison ID
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Procuring Party Legal Entity Name Procuring Party Registration ID
Service Caption
Ownership/Control
Minority Business Enterprise (MBE):
African American Asian American Hispanic American Native American
Woman Business Enterprise (WBE)
Service-Disabled Veteran Enterprise (SDVBE)
Disabled Owned Businesses (DSBE)
Small Business Enterprise (SBE): $10,000,000.00 averaged over a three (3) year period or employs no more
than ninety-nine (99) employees.
Government Non-Minority/Disadvantaged Other:
Selection Method & Process Summary (mark the correct response to confirm the associated summary)
Competitive Award Describe the competitive award process used. Include Solicitation Number, if
applicable:
Other Describe the non-competitive award process used and submit a Special Contract Request with the applicable method described, in addition to selecting the Revenue contract type.
CPO USE - RV
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CONTRACT BETWEEN THE STATE OF TENNESSEE,
STATE AGENCY NAME AND
PROCURING PARTY NAME This Contract, by and between the State of Tennessee, State Agency Name, hereinafter referred to as the ‘State” and Procuring Party Legal Entity Name, hereinafter referred to as the “Procuring Party,” or “Contractor” is for the provision of background fingerprint checks, as further defined in the "SCOPE OF SERVICES." The Procuring Party is a/an Individual, For-Profit Corporation, Non-Profit Corporation, Special Purpose Corporation Or Association, Partnership, Joint Venture, Or Limited Liability Company.
Procuring Party Place of Incorporation or Organization: Location
A. SCOPE: A.1. The Procuring Party shall provide all goods or services and deliverables as required, described,
and detailed below and shall meet all service and delivery timelines as specified by this Contract. A.2. Definitions. For purposes of this Contract, definitions shall be as follows and as set forth in the
Contract: a. Applicants are individuals applying for employment, licensing, volunteering opportunities
or other statutorily permissible reason to be fingerprinted for a non-criminal justice purpose.
b. Electronic Biometric Transmission Specification (EBTS) is a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) specification that dictates the capture and transmittal of fingerprints and Applicant information.
c. Facility shall mean a physical location capable of adequately housing necessary equipment and personnel in order to fulfill the terms of this Contract that shall include the taking and Submission of fingerprints.
d. Hard Copy Fingerprint Card means the paper copy of fingerprints that are inked and rolled on the FBI Applicant Fingerprint Card FD-258.
e. International Adoption is a category of Mandated Fees the State is required to collect. f. Live-scan Device is the device used to capture and transmit prints to the State. See
Attachment A for a list of the State’s acceptable Live-scan Devices. g. Mandated Fees are the fees the State is required to collect for responding to requests for
criminal background checks from Qualified Entities. Tenn. Code Ann. § 38-6-109 requires the State to follow the current FBI fee schedule for these background checks.
h. Mobile Unit is an all inclusive, full service fingerprinting unit that is easily moved between counties and locations.
i. NIST Packet is the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standard packet. This includes personally identifiable information on the Applicant and other information such as identifying the reason for printing and the entity requesting the printing.
j. Originating Identifier (ORI) is a nine-character identifier containing both alpha and numeric characters assigned by FBI CJIS which validates legal authorization to access Criminal Justice Information (CJI) and identifies the agency in all transactions.
k. Particular Qualified Entity shall mean a Qualified Entity that Processes at least two thousand four hundred (2400) Applicants per calendar year under that entity’s own Originating Identifier (ORI).
l. Process (or “Processing”) shall mean collection of all Applicant information and prints necessary for the NIST Packet and collection of all fees from Applicant or Qualified Entity.
m. Processing and Submission Fee is a total amount collected by Procuring Party from Applicants and/or Qualified Entities. Processing and Submission Fees shall include Mandated Fees. It is expected that the Processing and Submission Fees will be greater than the Mandated Fees.
n. Qualified Entity is an entity that is statutorily permitted to request fingerprint criminal background checks on Applicants for a non-criminal justice purpose.
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o. Rejection shall mean when the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) or FBI cannot run the Applicant’s prints due to poor print quality.
p. Resubmission shall mean when the Procuring Party must reprint the Applicant’s fingerprints because there was a Rejection by the TBI or FBI and must resend the “new” prints to the State.
q. Scheduling shall mean the act by the Procuring Party to arrange for a time and place for Applicant to be printed.
r. State of Emergency shall be declared by the Governor of the State of Tennessee as set forth in Tenn. Code Ann. § 58-2-107.
s. Submission (or “Submitting”) shall mean the act of transmitting Applicant fingerprints via secure electronic means and the successful delivery to State’s designated email address.
t. Transaction Control Record (TCR) is a description of Applicant, Qualified Entity Submitting, and the fingerprints submitted to the State.
u. Transaction Control Number (TCN) is the number assigned to the TCR when Submitted to the State.
v. Volunteer is a category of Mandated Fees the State is required to collect. A.3. Procuring Party shall provide electronic fingerprinting services and associated Processing to
Applicants who are individuals being fingerprinted for non-criminal justice licensing, employment purposes, or volunteer opportunities pursuant to State and federal laws that require background checks. Approximately three thousand and thirteen (3,013) Qualified Entities are registered with the State to submit Applicant fingerprints for criminal background checks. A list of current Qualified Entities is in Attachment B of this Contract. The Qualified Entity list shall be updated regularly and will be provided to the Procuring Party at the Procuring Party's request. Per year, approximately two hundred sixty thousand (260,000) Applicants are required to submit fingerprints for licensing, employment or volunteer opportunities with a Qualified Entity.
A.4. Procuring Party shall provide a turn-key solution which shall include the facilities for the
printing, call center facilities, the trained personnel to perform printing and Scheduling, and the equipment that is necessary to provide the services as stated in Section A of this Contract.
A.5. No services will be rendered by Procuring Party pursuant to this Contract to any potential Applicants until fourteen (14) business days after the Effective Date. This period is intended to allow for an effective transfer between Procuring Parties (if necessary) and to establish functionality of systems prior to rendering services to the public. Failure to conform to the requirements of this section shall be considered a material breach.
A.6. Procuring Party shall be responsible for providing all necessary Facility spaces for collecting
and submitting Applicant fingerprints. Procuring Party shall provide electronic fingerprinting services in each county of the State. Counties with a population of over one hundred thousand (100,000) persons shall require multiple fingerprinting Facilities to provide adequate coverage. Initial counties requiring multiple Facilities shall include Shelby, Davidson, Hamilton, Knox, the Washington/Sullivan counties area, Montgomery, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson.
A.7. Procuring Party is responsible for maintaining sufficient Facilities and personnel to provide
each area of the State with fingerprinting services in accordance with the requirements of the Contract. Attachment C provides historical data per county to use as basis for coverage. Procuring Party shall maintain at least three (3) Mobile Units that are operational and at the State’s written request can be deployed within twenty-four (24) hours.
A.8. Procuring Party shall make the electronic fingerprinting services available, at a minimum,
Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Central Time, State holidays excluded.
A.9. Procuring Party shall provide a toll-free customer service phone number for Applicants to
register for fingerprint services and to ask questions. Procuring Party will provide sufficient personnel and phone lines to provide live assistance to the volume of Applicants seeking
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information or to register Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central Time, excluding State holidays. The call center cannot be a fully automated system.
A.10. Procuring Party shall establish and maintain a website that allows Applicants to register and
Schedule fingerprint services and collects all demographic information necessary for registration.
A.11. Procuring Party shall provide Live-scan Devices capable of electronically capturing and
Submitting information compliant with the latest version of the FBI Criminal Justice Information System ("CJIS") EBTS and must meet all relevant TBI and FBI certification standards which can be currently obtained at https://fbibiospecs.fbi.gov/certifications-1/cpl. Procuring Party is required to successfully Submit test transactions to the TBI no later than fourteen (14) business days after the Effective Date of this Contract. The number of test transactions shall be determined based upon performance and shall be to the satisfaction of the State.
A.12. Procuring Party shall provide Live-scan Devices that meets the calibration requirements of
the FBI. Procuring Party shall provide State with required FBI calibration information if requested by the State. State reserves the right to demand replacement of machines should the calibration not meet the FBI standard or if the device has a two percent (2%) or higher Rejection rate percentage. The equipment used by the Procuring Party to capture the demographic information and fingerprint images must include edit checks for valid information, both size and content, as well as quality checking for fingerprint images to the State's satisfaction. All equipment must be acquired and meet all calibration standards no later than fifteen (15) days from the Effective Date of this Contract. Procuring Party shall only use FBI and State certified Live-scan Devices as listed in Attachment A Procuring Party shall not sell, lease, otherwise provide Live-scan Devices or any other equipment or service to any Qualified Entity in order to allow Qualified Entity to perform Submissions to State other than as specifically set forth in this Contract. Procuring Party shall not facilitate or permit any Submissions other than as set forth in this Contract.
A.13. Procuring Party shall provide within the NIST Packet a photo image of the Applicant who is
being printed in compliance with standards within the EBTS. A.14. Procuring Party shall be responsible for any fees billed to State by the FBI for Resubmissions
due to operator error including poor print quality or because of non-rejected prints sent twice. The State shall notify the Procuring Party of a rejected print by an electronic message containing the TCR and TCN Information within twenty-four (24) hours of State’s notification of Rejection.
A.15. Procuring Party shall verify the identity and purpose of fingerprinting of all Applicants prior to
providing fingerprinting services. Procuring Party shall provide electronic authentication of Applicants’ identification either through passport or driver license in compliance with Attachment D Identity Verification Program Guide.
A.16. Procuring Party shall provide reports and data in the formats and time frames as requested
by the State. Procuring Party shall remit prints to State within (24) twenty-four hours from the time fingerprinting is completed. Procuring Party shall maintain a database of all information concerning the Submission and Processing of fingerprints in connection with this Contract for the purpose of submitting reports as requested by the State. This information should include, but is not limited to, the corresponding Applicants’ demographic data, Applicant or volunteer type, transaction number, dates/times of Submission/Processing, Resubmission and error rates, ORI number of requesting agency or entity, Applicants’ phone number, and any other information requested by the State.
A.17. Procuring Party shall provide a receipt in a format approved by the State to each Applicant
fingerprinted as evidence of successful completion of the transaction, including a unique identifying number assigned and submitted with the Submission. The Procuring Party shall electronically forward the demographic information and fingerprint images in the EBTS format to a specified electronic mail address.
A.18. Procuring Party shall provide documentation to the State indicating the education,
experience, and criminal record for all Procuring Party personnel prior to the start of their
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employment. Procuring Party's personnel involved in providing services under this Contract shall have no criminal record. The State reserves the right to reject any potential employee. All background checks for initial personnel must be complete and all training for personnel must be complete no later than thirty (30) days after the Effective Date of this Contract.
A.19. Governor calling State of Emergency shall trigger the need for surge of resources to cover a
location. Within twenty-four (24) hours of the Governor declaring a State of Emergency, Procuring Party must submit plan to State outlining plan of action to cover fingerprinting services, and upon approval by State, Procuring Party shall implement such plan within one (1) week.
A.20. Procuring Party shall ensure all software and hardware systems used in the performance of
this Contract are secured to prevent access by unauthorized personnel. Procuring Party shall adhere to the requirements set forth in Attachment E, Security and Management Control Outsourcing Standard.
A.21. Procuring Party shall perform necessary installation and testing of Live-scan Devices and any
other necessary equipment. All functionality shall be tested no later than thirty (30) days after the Effective Date of this Contract.
A.22. Submissions shall originate from a Procuring Party central server that shall receive and
forward electronic demographic and fingerprint image information only from the Facilities or Mobile Units authorized under this Contract. The server shall be housed by the Procuring Party. Archiving records shall be required and the server shall have adequate disk space to retain two (2) months of fingerprint Submissions to facilitate Resubmission, transaction auditing and billing reconciliation. Storage of information shall comply with the FBI CJIS Security Policy as found currently at https://www.fbi.gov/file-repository/cjis_security_policy_v5-9_20200601.pdf/view.
A.23. Procuring Party shall provide a physical address to Qualified Entities for Submission of Hard
Copy Fingerprint Cards. Procuring Party shall scan the Hard Copy Fingerprint Card and send to the State via the Live-scan Device as if the individual was printed on the Live-scan Device.
A.24. Procuring Party shall provide a monthly list of Applicants in an electronic searchable
spreadsheet to the State and to each Qualified Entity for its Applicants. A.25. Procuring Party shall collect Mandated Fees prior to printing Applicants. State shall inform
Procuring Party of the amount of Mandated Fees and any change to Mandated Fees and the Procuring Party shall acknowledge in writing the change of Mandated Fees. Procuring Party shall implement any changes to the Mandated Fees within five (5) business days of Procuring Party’s receipt of notice from State.
A.26. Procuring Party shall accomplish the following tasks on or prior to the due date:
TASK DUE DATE All necessary equipment purchased and calibrated A.11 and A.12.
Fifteen (15) calendar days after Contract Effective Date
Successful Submission of test data A.11
Fourteen (14) calendar days after Contract Effective Date
All Procuring Party’s employees background checks completed and approved by State A.18.
Thirty (30) calendar days after Contract Effective Date
All necessary equipment successfully installed and tested A.21.
Thirty (30) calendar days after Contract Effective Date
A.27. Option available to Particular Qualified Entity. Procuring Party shall design and implement
program known as the “OPQE”—option for Particular Qualified Entity. Particular Qualified Entity may be eligible for having a Procuring Party’s Live-scan Device placed at Qualified Entity’s location. Particular Qualified Entity shall not be a subcontractor under this Contract. Particular
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Qualified Entity shall only schedule and process their own Applicants and shall not be open to the public for the purpose of Scheduling or processing other Applicants.
Procuring Party shall retain ownership and control of Live-scan Devices and must assure security of such devices in Particular Qualified Entity location as well as conformance to all relevant terms and conditions of this Contract. Procuring Party shall be responsible for assuring that devices are calibrated and meets FBI standards and all other relevant terms and conditions of this Contract. Procuring Party shall be responsible for training Particular Qualified Entity personnel to perform fingerprinting. In addition, Procuring Party shall work with Qualified Entity to verify that Particular Qualified Entity personnel conducting processing have received acceptable TBI background checks prior to performing processing. Upon termination of this Contract, Procuring Party shall remove all Live-scan Devices and any other equipment or services provided by Procuring Party to any Particular Qualified Entity in order to accomplish Processing or Submissions, and Procuring Party shall not provide any such equipment or services to any Qualified Entity unless specifically authorized by the State.
A.28. Warranty. Procuring Party represents and warrants that the term of the warranty (“Warranty
Period”) shall be the greater of the Term of this Contract or any other warranty generally offered by Procuring Party, its suppliers, or manufacturers to customers of its goods or services. The goods or services provided under this Contract shall conform to the terms and conditions of this Contract throughout the Warranty Period. Any nonconformance of the goods or services to the terms and conditions of this Contract shall constitute a “Defect” and shall be considered “Defective.” If Procuring Party receives notice of a Defect during the Warranty Period, then Procuring Party shall correct the Defect, at no additional charge.
Procuring Party represents and warrants that the State is authorized to possess and use all
equipment, materials, software, and deliverables provided under this Contract. Procuring Party represents and warrants that all goods or services provided under this Contract
shall be provided in a timely and professional manner, by qualified and skilled individuals, and in conformity with standards generally accepted in Procuring Party’s industry.
If Procuring Party fails to provide the goods or services as warranted, then Procuring Party will re-
provide the goods or services at no additional charge. If Procuring Party is unable or unwilling to re-provide the goods or services as warranted, then the State shall be entitled to recover the fees paid to Procuring Party for the Defective goods or services. Any exercise of the State’s rights under this Section shall not prejudice the State’s rights to seek any other remedies available under this Contract or applicable law.
A.29. Inspection and Acceptance. The State shall have the right to inspect all goods or services
provided by Procuring Party under this Contract. If, upon inspection, the State determines that
the goods or services are Defective, the State shall notify Procuring Party, and Procuring Party
shall re-deliver the goods or provide the services at no additional cost to the State. If after a
period of thirty (30) days following delivery of goods or performance of services the State does
not provide a notice of any Defects, the goods or services shall be deemed to have been
accepted by the State. B. TERM OF CONTRACT: This Contract shall be effective on June 1, 2022 (“Effective Date”) and extend for a period of sixty
(60) months after the Effective Date (“Term”). The State shall have no obligation for goods or services provided by the Procuring Party prior to the Effective Date.
C. PAYMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS: C.1. Procuring Party shall collect Processing and Submission Fees from Applicants or Qualified
Entities. Procuring Party shall establish methods of payment acceptable to the Procuring
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Party but shall not charge Applicants or Qualified Entity any additional fees besides Processing and Submission Fees listed in C.3. Procuring Party shall be responsible for the collection and remittance of Mandated Fees to the State. Procuring Party shall establish billing accounts for Qualified Entities that prepay for Applicant so that funds may be transferred electronically. Procuring Party shall bill all entities in arrears, including State agencies, providing Submissions.
C.2. Compensation Firm. The payment methodology in Section C.3. of this Contract shall
constitute the entire compensation due the Procuring Party for all goods or services provided under this Contract regardless of the difficulty, materials or equipment required. The payment methodology includes all applicable taxes, fees, overhead, and all other direct and indirect costs incurred or to be incurred by the Procuring Party.
C.3. Payment Methodology. The Procuring Party shall be compensated based on the payment
methodology for goods or services authorized by the State in a total amount as set forth in Section C.1.
a. The Procuring Party’s compensation shall be contingent upon the satisfactory provision of
goods or services as set forth in Section A.
b. The Procuring Party shall be compensated based upon the following payment methodology:
Goods or Services Description Processing and Submission Fee (per compensable increment)
Scheduling, Processing, Submission of Applicant Prints including Mandated Fee for Applicants
$ Number fee collected by Procuring Party per Applicant
Scheduling, Processing, Submission of Applicant Prints including Mandated Fee for Volunteers
$ Number fee collected by Procuring Party per Applicant
Scheduling, Processing, Submission of Applicant Prints including Mandated Fee for International Adoptions
$ Number fee collected by Procuring Party per Applicant
Submission of OPQE Applicant Prints (as referred to in A.27) including Mandated Fee for Applicants
$ Number fee collected by Procuring Party per Applicant
Submission of OPQE Applicant Prints (as referred to in A.27) including Mandated Fee for Volunteers
$ Number fee collected by Procuring Party per Applicant
Submission of OPQE Applicant Prints (as referred to in A.27) including Mandated Fee for International Adoptions
$ Number fee collected by Procuring Party per Applicant
The Procuring Party shall remit to the State the collection of Mandated Fees per Applicant and shall retain the amount listed above as payment for Scheduling, Processing and Submission of Applicant prints.
D. STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS: D.1. Required Approvals. The State is not bound by this Contract until it is signed by the contract
parties and approved by appropriate officials in accordance with applicable Tennessee laws and regulations (depending upon the specifics of this contract, said officials may include, but are not limited to, the Commissioner of Finance and Administration, the Commissioner of Human Resources, and the Comptroller of the Treasury).
D.2. Modification and Amendment. This Contract may be modified only by a written amendment
signed by all parties hereto and approved by both the officials who approved the base contract and, depending upon the specifics of the contract as amended, any additional officials required by Tennessee laws and regulations (said officials may include, but are not limited to, the Commissioner of Finance and Administration, the Commissioner of Human Resources, and the Comptroller of the Treasury).
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D.3. Termination for Convenience. The Contract may be terminated by either party by giving written notice to the other, at least thirty (30) days before the effective date of termination. Said termination shall not be deemed a breach of contract by the State. Should the State exercise this provision, the State shall have no liability to the Procuring Party. Should either the State or the Procuring Party exercise this provision, the Procuring Party shall be required to compensate the State for satisfactory, authorized services completed as of the termination date and shall have no liability to the State except for those units of service which can be effectively used by the Procuring Party. The final decision, as to what these units of service are, shall be determined by the State. In the event of disagreement, the Procuring Party may file a claim with the Tennessee Claims Commission in order to seek redress. Upon such termination, the Procuring Party shall have no right to any actual general, special, incidental, consequential, or any other damages whatsoever of any description or amount.
D.4. Termination for Cause. If either party fails to properly perform or fulfill its obligations under this
Contract in a timely or proper manner or violates any terms of this Contract, the other party shall have the right to immediately terminate the Contract. The Procuring Party shall compensate the State for completed services.
D.5. Subcontracting. Neither the Procuring Party nor the State shall assign this Contract or enter into
a subcontract for any of the services performed under this Contract without obtaining the prior written approval of the other. If such subcontracts are approved, they shall contain, at a minimum, sections of this Contract below pertaining to "Conflicts of Interest," "Nondiscrimination," and “Records” (as identified by the section headings).
D.6. Conflicts of Interest. The Procuring Party warrants that no amount shall be paid directly or
indirectly to an employee or official of the State of Tennessee as wages, compensation, or gifts in exchange for acting as an officer, agent, employee, subcontractor, or consultant to the Procuring Party in connection with any work contemplated or performed relative to this Contract other than as required by section A. of this Contract.
D.7. Nondiscrimination. The State and the Procuring Party hereby agree, warrant, and assure that no
person shall be excluded from participation in, be denied benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination in the performance of this Contract or in the employment practices of the State or the Procuring Party on the grounds of handicap or disability, age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other classification protected by Federal, Tennessee State constitutional, or statutory law.
D.8. Records. The Procuring Party shall maintain documentation for its transactions with the State
under this Contract. The books, records, and documents of the Procuring Party, insofar as they relate to work performed or money paid under this Contract, shall be maintained for a period of five (5) full years from the final date of this Contract and shall be subject to audit, at any reasonable time and upon reasonable notice, by the state agency, the Comptroller of the Treasury, or their duly appointed representatives. The financial statements shall be prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.
D.9. Strict Performance. Failure by any party to this Contract to insist in any one or more cases upon
the strict performance of any of the terms, covenants, conditions, or provisions of this Contract shall not be construed as a waiver or relinquishment of any such term, covenant, condition, or provision. No term or condition of this Contract shall be held to be waived, modified, or deleted except by a written amendment signed by the parties hereto.
D.10. Independent Contractor. The parties hereto, in the performance of this Contract, shall not act as
employees, partners, joint venturers, or associates of one another. It is expressly acknowledged by the parties hereto that such parties are independent contracting entities and that nothing in this Contract shall be construed to create an employer/employee relationship or to allow either to exercise control or direction over the manner or method by which the other transacts its business affairs or provides its usual services. The employees or agents of one party shall not be deemed or construed to be the employees or agents of the other party for any purpose whatsoever.
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Claims against the State of Tennessee, or its employees, or injury damages expenses or attorney’s fees are heard and determined by the Tennessee Claims Commission or the Tennessee Board of Claims in the manner prescribed by law (Tennessee Code Annotated, Sections 9-8-101 et seq., 9-8-301 et seq., and 9-8-401 et seq.). Damages recoverable against the State of Tennessee shall be expressly limited to claims paid by the Board of Claims or the Claims Commission pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated, Section 9-8-301 et seq.
D.11. State Liability. The State shall have no liability except as specifically provided in this Contract. D.12. Force Majeure. The obligations of the parties to this Contract are subject to prevention by causes
beyond the parties’ control that could not be avoided by the exercise of due care including, but not limited to, natural disasters, riots, wars, epidemics, or any other similar cause.
D.13. State and Federal Compliance. The Procuring Party and the State shall comply with all
applicable State and Federal laws and regulations in the performance of this Contract. D.14. Governing Law. This Contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws
of the State of Tennessee. The Procuring Party agrees that it will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the State of Tennessee in actions that may arise under this Contract. The Procuring Party acknowledges and agrees that any rights or claims against the State of Tennessee or its employees hereunder, and any remedies arising therefrom, shall be subject to and limited to those rights and remedies, if any, available under Tennessee Code Annotated, Sections 9-8-101 through 9-8-407.
D.15. Completeness. This Contract is complete and contains the entire understanding between the
parties relating to the subject matter contained herein, including all the terms and conditions of the parties’ agreement. This Contract supersedes any and all prior understandings, representations, negotiations, and agreements between the parties relating hereto, whether written or oral.
D.16. Severability. If any terms and conditions of this Contract are held to be invalid or unenforceable
as a matter of law, the other terms and conditions hereof shall not be affected thereby and shall remain in full force and effect. To this end, the terms and conditions of this Contract are declared severable.
D.17. Headings. Section headings of this Contract are for reference purposes only and shall not be
construed as part of this Contract. D.18. HIPAA Compliance. The State and Procuring Party shall comply with obligations under the Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act and any other relevant laws and regulations regarding privacy (collectively the “Privacy Rules”).
a. Procuring Party warrants to the State that it is familiar with the requirements of the
Privacy Rules, and will comply with all applicable requirements in the course of this Contract.
b. Procuring Party warrants that it will cooperate with the State, including cooperation and
coordination with State privacy officials and other compliance officers required by the Privacy Rules, in the course of performance of the Contract so that both parties will be in compliance with the Privacy Rules.
c. The State and the Procuring Party will sign documents, including but not limited to
business associate agreements, as required by the Privacy Rules and that are reasonably necessary to keep the State and Procuring Party in compliance with the Privacy Rules. This provision shall not apply if information received or delivered by the parties under this Contract is NOT “protected health information” as defined by the Privacy Rules, or if the Privacy Rules permit the parties to receive or deliver such
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information without entering into a business associate agreement or signing another such document.
d. The Procuring Party will indemnify the State and hold it harmless for any violation by the
Procuring Party or its subcontractors of the Privacy Rules. This includes the costs of responding to a breach of protected health information, the costs of responding to a government enforcement action related to the breach, and any fines, penalties, or damages paid by the State because of the violation.
D.19. Confidentiality of Records. Strict standards of confidentiality of records and information shall be maintained in accordance with applicable state and federal law. All material and information, regardless of form, medium or method of communication, provided to the Procuring Party by the State or acquired by the Procuring Party on behalf of the State shall be regarded as confidential information in accordance with the provisions of applicable state and federal law, state and federal rules and regulations, departmental policy, and ethical standards. Such confidential information shall not be disclosed, and all necessary steps shall be taken by the Procuring Party to safeguard the confidentiality of such material or information in conformance with applicable state and federal law, state and federal rules and regulations, departmental policy, and ethical standards. The Procuring Party’s obligations under this section do not apply to information in the public domain; entering the public domain but not from a breach by the Procuring Party of this Contract; previously possessed by the Procuring Party without written obligations to the State to protect it; acquired by the Procuring Party without written restrictions against disclosure from a third party which, to the Procuring Party’s knowledge, is free to disclose the information; independently developed by the Procuring Party without the use of the State’s information; or, disclosed by the State to others without restrictions against disclosure. Nothing in this paragraph shall permit Procuring Party to disclose any information that is confidential under federal or state law or regulations, regardless of whether it has been disclosed or made available to the Procuring Party due to intentional or negligent actions or inactions of agents of the State or third parties. It is expressly understood and agreed the obligations set forth in this section shall survive the termination of this Contract.
E. SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: E.1. Conflicting Terms and Conditions. Should any of these special terms and conditions conflict with
any other terms and conditions of this Contract, these special terms and conditions shall control. E.2. Communications and Contacts. All instructions, notices, consents, demands, or other
communications required or contemplated by this Contract shall be in writing and shall be made by certified, first class mail, return receipt requested and postage prepaid, by overnight courier service with an asset tracking system, or by EMAIL or facsimile transmission with recipient confirmation. Any such communications, regardless of method of transmission, shall be addressed to the respective party at the appropriate mailing address, facsimile number, or EMAIL address as set forth below or to that of such other party or address, as may be hereafter specified by written notice. The State: Missy Lovan, Accounting Manager
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation 901 R.S, Gass Blvd. Nashville, TN 37216
Telephone # 615-744-4128 [email protected]
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The Procuring Party: Procuring Party Contact Name & Title Procuring Party Name Address Email Address Telephone # Number FAX # Number All instructions, notices, consents, demands, or other communications shall be considered effectively given upon receipt or recipient confirmation as may be required.
E.3 Tennessee Department of Revenue Registration. The Procuring Party shall be registered with the
Department of Revenue for the collection of Tennessee sales and use tax. This registration requirement is a material requirement of this Contract.
E.4. Debarment and Suspension. The Procuring Party certifies, to the best of its knowledge and
belief, that it, its current and future principals, its current and future subcontractors and their principals:
a. are not presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or
voluntarily excluded from covered transactions by any federal or state department or agency;
b. have not within a three (3) year period preceding this Contract been convicted of, or had
a civil judgment rendered against them from commission of fraud, or a criminal offence in connection with obtaining, attempting to obtain, or performing a public (federal, state, or local) transaction or grant under a public transaction; violation of federal or state antitrust statutes or commission of embezzlement, theft, forgery, bribery, falsification, or destruction of records, making false statements, or receiving stolen property;
c. are not presently indicted or otherwise criminally or civilly charged by a government entity
(federal, state, or local) with commission of any of the offenses detailed in section b. of this certification; and
d. have not within a three (3) year period preceding this Contract had one or more public
transactions (federal, state, or local) terminated for cause or default. The Procuring Party shall provide immediate written notice to the State if at any time it learns that there was an earlier failure to disclose information or that due to changed circumstances, its principals or the principals of its subcontracting parties are excluded, disqualified, or presently fall under any of the prohibitions of sections a-d.
E.6. Partial Takeover of Contract. The State may, at its convenience and without cause, exercise a partial takeover of any service that the Procuring Party is obligated to perform under this Contract, including any service which is the subject of a subcontract between Procuring Party and a third party (a “Partial Takeover”). A Partial Takeover of this Contract by the State shall not be deemed a breach of contract. The Procuring Party shall be given at least thirty (30) days prior written notice of a Partial Takeover. The notice shall specify the areas of service the State will assume and the date the State will be assuming. The State’s exercise of a Partial Takeover shall not alter the Procuring Party’s other duties and responsibilities under this Contract. The State reserves the right to withhold from the Procuring Party any amounts the Procuring Party would have been paid but for the State’s exercise of a Partial Takeover. The amounts shall be withheld effective as of the date the State exercises its right to a Partial Takeover. The State’s exercise of its right to a Partial Takeover of this Contract shall not entitle the Procuring Party to any actual, general, special, incidental, consequential, or any other damages irrespective of any description or amount.
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E.7. Intellectual Property Indemnity. The Procuring Party agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the State of Tennessee as well as its officers, agents, and employees from and against any and all claims or suits which may be brought against the State concerning or arising out of any claim of an alleged patent, copyright, trade secret or other intellectual property infringement. In any such claim or action brought against the State, the Procuring Party shall satisfy and indemnify the State for the amount of any settlement or final judgment, and the Procuring Party shall be responsible for all legal or other fees or expenses incurred by the State arising from any such claim. The State shall give the Procuring Party notice of any such claim or suit, however, the failure of the State to give such notice shall only relieve Procuring Party of its obligations under this Section to the extent Procuring Party can demonstrate actual prejudice arising from the State’s failure to give notice. This Section shall not grant the Procuring Party, through its attorneys, the right to represent the State of Tennessee in any legal matter, as provided in Tenn. Code Ann. § 8-6-106.
E.8. Software License Warranty. Procuring Party grants a license to the State to use all software provided under this Contract in the course of the State’s business and purposes.
E.9. Extraneous Terms and Conditions. Procuring Party shall fill all orders submitted by the State under this Contract. No purchase order, invoice, or other documents associated with any sales, orders, or supply of any good or service under this Contract shall contain any terms or conditions other than as set forth in the Contract. Any such extraneous terms and conditions shall be void, invalid and unenforceable against the State. Any refusal by Procuring Party to supply any goods or services under this Contract conditioned upon the State submitting to any extraneous terms and conditions shall be a material breach of the Contract and constitute an act of bad faith by Procuring Party.
E.10. Disclosure of Personal Identity Information. The Procuring Party shall report to the State any instances of unauthorized disclosure of confidential information that come to the attention of the Procuring Party. Any such report shall be made by the Procuring Party within twenty-four (24) hours after the instance has come to the attention of the Procuring Party. The Procuring Party, at the sole discretion of the State, shall provide no cost credit monitoring services for individuals that are deemed to be part of a potential disclosure. The Procuring Party shall bear the cost of notification to individuals having personal identity information involved in a potential disclosure event, including individual letters and/or public notice.
E.11 Insurance. Contractor shall maintain insurance coverage as specified in this Section. The State
reserves the right to amend or require additional insurance coverage, coverage amounts, and endorsements required under this Contract. Contractor’s failure to maintain or submit evidence of insurance coverage, as required, is a material breach of this Contract. If Contractor loses insurance coverage, fails to renew coverage, or for any reason becomes uninsured during the Term, Contractor shall immediately notify the State. All insurance companies providing coverage must be: (a) acceptable to the State; (b) authorized by the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance (“TDCI”); and (c) rated A- / VII or better by A.M. Best. All coverage must be on a primary basis and noncontributory with any other insurance or self-insurance carried by the State. Contractor agrees to name the State as an additional insured on any insurance policy with the exception of workers’ compensation (employer liability) and professional liability (errors and omissions) insurance. All policies must contain an endorsement for a waiver of subrogation in favor of the State. Any deductible or self insured retention (“SIR”) over fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) must be approved by the State. The deductible or SIR and any premiums are the Contractor’s sole responsibility. The Contractor agrees that the insurance requirements specified in this Section do not reduce any liability the Contractor has assumed under this Contract including any indemnification or hold harmless requirements.
To achieve the required coverage amounts, a combination of an otherwise deficient specific policy and an umbrella policy with an aggregate meeting or exceeding the required coverage amounts is acceptable. For example: If the required policy limit under this Contract is for two
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million dollars ($2,000,000) in coverage, acceptable coverage would include a specific policy covering one million dollars ($1,000,000) combined with an umbrella policy for an additional one million dollars ($1,000,000). If the deficient underlying policy is for a coverage area without aggregate limits (generally Automobile Liability and Employers’ Liability Accident), Contractor shall provide a copy of the umbrella insurance policy documents to ensure that no aggregate limit applies to the umbrella policy for that coverage area. In the event that an umbrella policy is being provided to achieve any required coverage amounts, the umbrella policy shall be accompanied by an endorsement at least as broad as the Insurance Services Office, Inc. (also known as “ISO”) “Noncontributory—Other Insurance Condition” endorsement or shall be written on a policy form that addresses both the primary and noncontributory basis of the umbrella policy if the State is otherwise named as an additional insured. Contractor shall provide the State a certificate of insurance (“COI”) evidencing the coverages and amounts specified in this Section. The COI must be on a form approved by the TDCI (standard ACORD form preferred). The COI must list each insurer’s National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) number and be signed by an authorized representative of the insurer. The COI must list the State of Tennessee – CPO Risk Manager, 312 Rosa L. Parks Ave., 3rd floor Central Procurement Office, Nashville, TN 37243 as the certificate holder. Contractor shall provide the COI ten (10) business days prior to the Effective Date and again thirty (30) calendar days before renewal or replacement of coverage. Contractor shall provide the State evidence that all subcontractors maintain the required insurance or that subcontractors are included under the Contractor’s policy. At any time, the State may require Contractor to provide a valid COI. The Parties agree that failure to provide evidence of insurance coverage as required is a material breach of this Contract. If Contractor self-insures, then a COI will not be required to prove coverage. Instead Contractor shall provide a certificate of self-insurance or a letter, on Contractor’s letterhead, detailing its coverage, policy amounts, and proof of funds to reasonably cover such expenses. The State reserves the right to require complete copies of all required insurance policies, including endorsements required by these specifications, at any time. The State agrees that it shall give written notice to the Contractor as soon as practicable after the State becomes aware of any claim asserted or made against the State, but in no event later than thirty (30) calendar days after the State becomes aware of such claim. The failure of the State to give notice shall only relieve the Contractor of its obligations under this Section to the extent that the Contractor can demonstrate actual prejudice arising from the failure to give notice. This Section shall not grant the Contractor or its insurer, through its attorneys, the right to represent the State in any legal matter, as the right to represent the State is governed by Tenn. Code Ann. § 8-6-106.
The insurance obligations under this Contract shall be: (1)—all the insurance coverage and policy limits carried by the Contractor; or (2)—the minimum insurance coverage requirements and policy limits shown in this Contract; whichever is greater. Any insurance proceeds in excess of or broader than the minimum required coverage and minimum required policy limits, which are applicable to a given loss, shall be available to the State. No representation is made that the minimum insurance requirements of the Contract are sufficient to cover the obligations of the Contractor arising under this Contract. The Contractor shall obtain and maintain, at a minimum, the following insurance coverages and policy limits.
a. Workers’ Compensation and Employer Liability Insurance 1) For Contractors statutorily required to carry workers’ compensation and
employer liability insurance, the Contractor shall maintain:
i. Workers’ compensation and employer liability insurance in the amounts required by appropriate state statutes.
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2) If the Contractor certifies that it is exempt from the requirements of Tenn. Code Ann. §§ 50-6-101 – 103, then the Contractor shall furnish written proof of such exemption for one or more of the following reasons:
i. The Contractor employs fewer than five (5) employees;
ii. The Contractor is a sole proprietor;
iii. The Contractor is in the construction business or trades with no employees;
iv. The Contractor is in the coal mining industry with no employees;
v. The Contractor is a state or local government; or
vi. The Contractor self-insures its workers’ compensation and is in compliance with the TDCI rules and Tenn. Code Ann. § 50-6-405.
E.12. Incorporation of Additional Documents. Each of the following documents is included as a part of
this Contract by reference. In the event of a discrepancy or ambiguity regarding the Contractor’s duties, responsibilities, and performance under this Contract, these items shall govern in order of precedence below:
a. any amendment to this Contract, with the latter in time controlling over any earlier
amendments; b. this Contract with any attachments or exhibits (excluding the items listed at subsections c.
through f., below), which includes Attachment A, Attachment B, Attachment C, Attachment D, and Attachment E
c. any clarifications of or addenda to the Contractor’s proposal seeking this Contract; d. the State solicitation, as may be amended, requesting responses in competition for this
Contract; e. any technical specifications provided to proposers during the procurement process to award
this Contract; and f. the Contractor’s response seeking this Contract.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
PROCURING PARTY LEGAL ENTITY NAME:
PROCURING PARTY SIGNATURE DATE
PRINTED NAME AND TITLE OF PROCURING PARTY SIGNATORY (above)
TENNESSEE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION:
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DAVID B. RAUSCH, DIRECTOR DATE
1/25/2022
LIVE SCAN Electronic Fingerprinting Equipment Vendors
HID Global (Old Cross Match Technologies, Inc.) Opal Forbes 3950 RCA Boulevard, Suite 5001 561-622-2504 (Office)Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 [email protected] Support Email: [email protected]
Dataworks Plus Becky Houston 728 N. Pleasantburg Drive 864-672-2780x2112Greenville, SC 29607 [email protected]
Eagle Advantage Solutions 770-834-5283, ext. 151800-223-4773, ext. 151
133 Parkwood Circle Carrollton, GA 30117 Cindy Davison – Customer Support 404-754-6033 (cell)[email protected] www.eagleadvantage.com
IDEMIA (old MorpohoTrak) 5515 E. La Palma Avenue, Suite 100 Anaheim, CA 92807
George HODGES Sr. Sales Manager State & Local Gov't Identity & Security, N.A. Southeast U.S. & Caribbean
P. (407) 595-4438M. (407) 595-4438E. [email protected]
FULCRUM BIOMTERICS 16108 University Oak San Antonio, TX 78249
Phil Moore | Sales O: (210) 797-7844 C: 830-832-6067 [email protected]
Attachment A
ATTACHMENT B
100 BLACK MEN OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE, INC.
1220 EXHIBITS, INC.
1ST CLASS MONTESSORI SCHOOL
24/7 MEDSTAFF
4 FAMILIES HEALTHCARE, LLC
5280 DIGITAL, INC.
A & H GLASS, INC.
A & R MASONRY, INC.
A & S ELECTRIC, INC.
A BETTER CHOICE DUI SCHOOL
A BETTER TOMORROW, INC.
A PLACE CALLED HOME, LLC
A SILVER LINING COUNSELING, INC.
A STEP AHEAD
A-1 CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
A-1 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
A-1 WASTE, LLC
A2H, INC
AAR OF NORTH CAROLINA, INC
ABA BRIDGES
ABA INTERVENTIONS, LLC
ABC HEALTH, INC.
ABC NETWORKING
ABE GARDEN AT PARK MANOR
ABEC ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
ABG CAULKING & WATERPROOFING
ABIDING LOVE ADOPTION AGENCY
ABINTRA MONTESSORI SCHOOL
ABSOLUTE WELDING COMPANY
ABUNDANT FAMILY FELLOWSHIP ACADEMY
ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
ABUSE ALTERNATIVES, INC.
ACADEMY FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
ACADEMY OF ALLIED HEALTH CAREERS
ACCESS DATA NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC
ACCESS FLOOR SYSTEMS, LLC
ACCESSIBLE HOPE, LLC.
ACCURATE AIR CO., INC.
ACE FENCE COMPANY
ACHIEVEMENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
ACL ASSOCIATES, INC.
ACORN ELECTRICAL SPECIALISTS, INC.
ACORN HEALTH OF TN
ACOUSTI ENGINEERING COMPANY OF FLORIDA
ACOUSTICS & SPECIALTIES, LLC.
ACTS OF FAITH
ADAMES PRODUCTIONS
ADAMS BUSINESS CENTER, INC.
ADAMS PRODUCE COMPANY
ADAMSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
ADC, INC.
ADDISON ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
ADELAIDE SERVICES,INC
ADMIN OFFICE OF THE COURTS
ADONAI ACADEMY
ADOPTION ASSISTANCE, INC.
ADOPTION COUNSELING SERVICES, INC.
ADOPTION PLUS
ADOPTION PROMISES
ADVANCE BEYOND AUTISM
AD-VANCE BUILDING SERVICES, INC.
ADVANCE THERAPY SERVICES, LLC
ADVANCED BEHAVIORAL CONSULTANTS LLC
ADVANCED BEHAVIORAL CONSULTING
ADVANCED HORIZONS,LLC.
ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, LLC
ADVANCED MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
ADVANCED SENIOR KEEPERS, LLC
ADVANCED THERAPY SOLUTIONS LLC
ADVANTAGE COMMERCIAL INTERIORS, LLC
ADVENT ELECTRIC INCORPORATED
ADVENTURE SERVICES, INC.
AFCO NDE
AGAPE CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES
AGATHOS SCHOOL OF COLUMBIA
AGING COMMISSION OF THE MID-SOUTH
AHA MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
AIM CENTER, INC.
AIRECONOMICS, INC.
AIRTECH SERVICE COMPANY, INC.
AL BLANKENSHIP ENTERPRISES, LLC
ALAMO CITY SCHOOLS
ALARM SYSTEMS CONTRACTOR BOARD
ALBERT F.G.BEDINGER CONSULTING ENGINEERS
ALCOA CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM
ALCOA POLICE DEPARTMENT-CP
A-LERT ROOF SYSTEMS
ALGOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT
ALIGN BEHAVIOR, LLC.
ALIGNED MEDICAL CENTER
ALL BLESSINGS INTERNATIONAL
ALL HANDS ON DECK
ALL MEMPHIS,INC.
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
ALL SEASONS LAWN CARE & LANDSCAPING
ALL WAYS THERAPIES, LLC.
ALLEN BLIND & DRAPERY CO., INC.
ALLEN ELECTRIC COMPANY
ALLEN H. EDMONDSON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, INC.
ALLEN SEARCY BUILDER CONTRACTOR INC
ALLIANCE ELECTRIC INC.
ALLIANT PERSONNEL RESOURCES, LLC
ALLIED PIPING COMPANY
ALLISON CONTRACTING COMPANY LLC
ALLPRO STAFFNET, LLC.
ALLSTAR FIRE PROTECTION, INC.
ALLSTATE PLASTERING, INC.
ALLWORLD PROJECT MANAGEMENT, LLC.
ALTERNATIVE CARE INC.
ALTERNATIVE CHOICE COUNSELING
ALVIN C. YORK AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE
ALWAYS BEST CARE
AMADA SENIOR CARE OF KNOXVILLE
AMAZING ANGELS SENIOR HOME CARE
AMAZING LOVE CARE HOME
AMERESCO, INC.
AMERICA WORLD ADOPTION - TENNESSEE
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC, LLC
AMERICAN CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
AMERICAN FIDELITY ASSURANCE, COMPANY
AMERICAN FIRE PROTECTION GROUP, INC.
AMERICAN FOUNDATION & BASEMENT REPAIRS, LLC
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS, TRAINING SERVICES DIVISION
AMERICAN PAPER & TWINE COMPANY
AMERICAN REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE, INC.
AMERICAN SENIOR CARE CENTER, INC.
AMERICAN SOLAR, INC.
AMERICOATINGS, INC.
AMERIGAS PROPANE, LP
AMG INTERNATIONAL
AN EXTRA PAIR OF HANDS
ANCHOR ELECTRIC, INC.
ANDERSON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
ANDERSON CO. GOVERNMENT
ANDERSON COUNTY EMS
ANDERSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE-CP
ANDERSON PIPING COMPANY, INC.
ANDREWS CONSTUCTION, INC.
ANEW CREATION, INC.
ANGEL CARE
ANGEL'S HELPING HANDS
ANN CAMPBELL EARLY LEARNING CENTER
ANNOOR ACADEMY OF CHATTANOOGA
ANOOR ACADEMY- ISLAMIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION
ANYTIME ASSIST HOME CARE, LLC.
APAC-ATLANTIC, INC.
APEX ABA LLC.
APEX BUILDING COMPANY, LLC
APHESIS HOUSE, INC.
APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN ACADEMY DAYCARE
APOSTOLIC KIDDIE ACADEMY
APPALACHIA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, INC
APPALACHIAN COUNSELING CENTERS
APTITUDE HABILITATION SERVICES
AQUA CLEAR WATER SYSTEMS, LLC
AQUAPHASE, INC.
AQUINAS COLLEGE, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
ARC KNOX COUNTY
ARCHER AIR CONDITIONING SVC CO, INC
ARCHER PLUMBING, LLC
ARCHITECTS WEEKS AMBROSE MCDONALD,INC
ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK SOLUTIONS, LLC
AREA RELIEF MINISTRIES
ARETE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
ARIES ENERGY, LLC
ARISE THERAPIES, LLC.
ARK ROOFING
ARLINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
ARMSTRONG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
ARNOLDS PLUMBING & ELECTRIC
ARROW ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE
AS-BUILT SERVICES OF TENNESSEE
ASCENT HEALTH, INC.
ASET ACADEMY OF PERFORMING ARTS
ASHLEY ACADEMY-THE ENRICHMENT INSTITUTE
ASPEN GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ASPHALT SEALING & STRIPING, INC.
ASSA ABLOY ENTRANCE SYSTEMS
ASSA ABLOY ENTRANCE SYSTEMS
ASSIST- ALL
ASSOCIATED FIRE SERVICES, LLC
ASTER COLLEGE PREPARATORY, INC.
AT HOME HEALTHCARE
AT YOUR SERVICE REHAB, INC.
ATHENS CITY SCHOOLS
ATHENS POLICE DEPARTMENT
ATLANTIC ENERGY CONCEPTS
ATLAS SEPTIC SERVICE
ATRIFICE, LLC
ATTENDANT CARE SERVICES
AUDIO COMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANTS, INC.
AUGUSTINE SCHOOL
AURORA COLLEGIATE ACADEMY
AUSTIN HATCHER FOUNDATION FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER
AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
AUTISM & BEHAVIOR CONSULTING SERVICES,LLC.
AUTISM & BEHAVIOR SERVICES
AUTISM FOUNDATION OF TENNESSEE
AUTISM FOUNDATION OF TN, dba AUTISM CAREER TRAINING
AVENUE CHILD ENRICHMENT CENTER
AVONDALE SDA SCHOOL
AW HOLDINGS LLC D.B.A BENCHMARK HUMAN SERVICES
AXT BEHAVIORAL ANALYTICS, INC.
AYC CAREGIVING
A-Z OFFICE RESOURCE, INC.
AZTEC MASONRY,INC.
B. R. MILLER & COMPANY, INC.
BACK TO THE FUTURE INC.
BACKFIELD IN MOTION
BADONI BEHAVIORAL SERVICES, LLC
BAIRD & WILSON SHEETMETAL, INC.
BAKER ROOFING COMPANY
BAKER'S CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC.
BALDWIN & SHELL CONSTRUCTION
BAMBINI MONTESSORI
BAMBINI VILLAGE MONTESSORI, INC.
BAPTIST TEMPLE ACADEMY
BARDEN CONSTRUCTION GROUP, INC.
BARGE CAUTHEN & ASSOCIATES, INC.
BARGE DESIGN SOLUTIONS, INC.
BARNARD ROOFING CO., INC.
BARNES & BROWER, INC.
BARNETT STEEL FABRICATION, LLC
BARON CONSTRUCTION LLC
BARTLETT BAPTIST PRESCHOOL
BARTLETT CITY SCHOOLS
BARTON MALOW COMPANY
BASELINE SPORTS CONSTRUCTION, LLC
BASS SERVICES
BATTLES & BATTLES TILE, INC.
BAUER ASKEW ARCHITECTURE, PLLC.
BEACHY & SONS MASONRY
BEACON ACADEMY
BEACON COLLEGE PREPARATORY, INC.
BEACON TECHNOLOGIES
BEAVER ENGINEERING, INC.
BECA COMMERCIAL FLOORING
BECKWITH HIGH HOPE, PCH
BEDFORD CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
BEDFORD COUNTY JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER
BEECH CREEK MINISTRIES, INC.
BEELER IMPRESSION PRODUCTS,INC.
BEESON, LUSK & STREET, INC., ARCHITECTS
BEHAVIOR FRONTIERS
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH & WELLNESS CLINIC
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH GROUP
BEHAVIORAL PROGRESSION, INC.
BEHOLD COMMUNITY SCHOOLHOUSE, LLC.
BELIEVE MEMPHIS ACADEMY
BELL & ASSOCIATES, L.P.
BELLE MEADE SAFEWAY EXTERMINATING CO., INC.
BELLS CITY SCHOOL
BELMONT UNIVERSITY (SCHOOL OF NURSING)
BELMONT UNIVERSITY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
BELMONT UNIVERSITY NASHVILLE CHILDRENS CHOIR
BELVOIR CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
BENCHMARK COMPANIES, LLC
BENCHMARK HUMAN SERVICES- CINDY PEGG
BENCHMARK, INC.
BENT TREE SIGNS
BENTON CO. BOE
BENTON CO. OFFICE AGING/SENIOR CENTER
BEREAN ACADEMY
BEREAN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
BERRY HILL POLICE DEPARTMENT - CP
BEST DISPOSAL SERVICE
BEST PAINTING INC.
BETHANY CHRISTIAN SERVICES OF EAST TN
BETHANY CHRISTIAN SERVICES OF GRT CHATTANOOGA
BETHANY CHRISTIAN SERVICES OF MIDDLE TN
BETHANY CHRISTIAN SERVICES OF WEST TN
BETHEL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
BETTER BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
BETTER LIVES, LLC
BETTERCARE-TN,LLC
BEURIS CONSTRUCTION, INC.
BEYNON SPORTS SURFACES, INC.
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF EAST TENNESSEE
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF GREATER CHATTANOOGA
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF MIDDLE TN
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF THE MID-SOUTH
BIG CREEK LANDSCAPING
BIG HEARTS AT HOME CARE LLC
BIGGS GENERAL CONTRACTING, INC.
BILL ANDERSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.
BILL RICE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
BILL SMITH PHOTOGRAPHY
BILLINGS CRANE & MECHANICAL, INC.
BILLY ROGERS PLUMBING, HEAT & A/C INC.
BINGHAMPTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
BIOS OF TN, LLC DBA/ A BETTER LIFE SENIOR CENTER
BIRD'S ELECTRIC HEATING AND COOLING
BLACK RIVER BUILDERS
BLACK'S MAINTENANCE SERVICES
BLAINE CONSTRUCTION
BLALOCK PLUMBING, ELECTRIC, & HVAC, INC.
BLEACHERS AND SEATS.COM
BLEDSOE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
BLESSED ASSURANCE LLC.
BLOOMFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH
BLOUNT CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
BLOUNT CO. SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT- ADULT ORIENTED
BLOUNT CONTRACTORS, INC.
BLOUNT COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
BLOUNT EXCAVATING, INC.
BLOUNT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
BLUE BELL CREAMERIES, LP-MEMPHIS BRANCH
BLUEJACK, LLC
BLUEPRINT UP
BLUESPRING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, LLC.
BLYTH-TEMPLETON ACADEMY
BMC PAINTING & PRESSURE WASHING
BOE-TEL TN COMPANY, LLC
BOGARD MASONRY
BOGER CONSTRUCTION, LLC
BOIKE INSTALLATION, INC.
BOILER SUPPLY COMPANY, INC
BOING BOING INFLATABLES, LLC.
BOLTON BEHAVIORAL CONSULTING, INC.
BOMAR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
BONITZ FLOORING GROUP, INC.
BORDERLESS ARTS TENNESSEE
BOWMAN & SONS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
BOWMAN HILLS SCHOOL
BOYCE BALLARD CONSTRUCTION, LLC
BOYD-BUCHANAN SCHOOL
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF CHATTANOOGA
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF ELIZABETHTON/CARTER COUNTY
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF GREATER KINGSPORT,INC.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF JACKSON
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF JOHNSON CITY/WASHINGTON CO
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF MAURY CO
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF NORTHWEST TENNESSEE
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF RUTHERFORD COUNTY
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE CUMBERLAND PLATEAU
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE HATCHIE RIVER REGION
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE OCOEE REGION
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE SMOKY MOUNTAINS
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF THE TENNESSEE VALLEY
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF DUMPLIN VALLEY
BOYS TO MEN
BRABSTON TRUCKING & EXCAVATING, INC.
BRAD SIDLE CONST. CO., INC.
BRADFORD HEALTH SERVICES
BRADFORD SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
BRADLEY CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
BRADLEY CO. FIRE RESCUE
BRADLEY COATINGS, INC.
BRADY TILE & MARBLE CO., INC.
BRAGANZA DESIGN/ GROUP
BRAINERD BAPTIST SCHOOL
BRANAM ELECTRIC CO, INC.
BRATTEN ELECTRIC INC.
BRATTON BROS. SERVICES
BRAXTON IN-HOME CARE SERVICE
BREAK TIME COFFEE & VENDING SERVICE
BREAKFREE WORSHIP CENTER
BREATH OF LIFE CHRISTIAN CENTER CHURCH, INC.
BREEDING INSULATION CO., KNOXVILLE, INC.
BRENTWOOD HEARING CENTER
BRIAN GOODWIN
BRIARCREST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC.
BRICKS 4 KIDZ KNOXVILLE
BRIDGES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CENTER
BRIDGES EARLY INTERVENTION RESOURCE AGENCY@TTU
BRIDGES FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
BRIDGEWATER SPEECH-HEARING,INC
BRIGHT SCHOOL
BRIGHTSTONE, INC
BRIGHTVIEW CARE SOLUTIONS,LLC
BRIMER STEEL ERECTORS, INC.
BRINKLEY HEIGHTS URBAN ACADEMY
BRISTOL CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM
BRISTOL POLICE DEPARTMENT, BEER PERMITS
BRISTOL REGIONAL SPEECH & HEARING CENTER
BRISTOL TENNESSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT
BRITE ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
BRITTS WELDING & FABRICATION
BROADWAY ELECTRIC SERVICE CORPORATION
BROADWAY ELECTRIC, PLUMBING AND COOLING.LLC
BROCKWELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
BROTHERS KEEPER
BROWN BROTHERS PAVING, LLC
BROWNING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
BROWNSVILLE HAYWOOD COUNTY CENTRAL DISPATCH- CP
BROWNSVILLE-HAYWOOD CO. COMM. ACTION ORG.
BRUCE INSTITUTE OF HIGHER LEARNING
BRUCE TERMINIX COMPANY, INC.
BRYAN COLLEGE
BRYAN'S PHOTOGRAPHY
BUBBA'S BETTER LIFE, INC.
BUCHANAN PAINT COMPANY
BUCK OVERBY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
BUCKHEAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
BUDGET BLINDS OF KNOXVILLE
BUILDING SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY, INC.
BUILDING WORKS, LLC
BULLOCK SMITH & PARTNERS, INC.
BULOW BIO TECH, LLC.
BUREAU OF TENNCARE/HCFA-PROVIDER REGISTRATION MGR.
BURNS SERVICES, INC.
BURR & COLE CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.
BURRESS ROOFING COMPANY, INC.
BURWIL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
BUTLER CONCRETE SERVICES, LLC
BYRD SURVEYING, INC.
C & H COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
C & M BUILDERS, INC.
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C S 3, INC.
C. LANEY AND SONS CONSTRUCTION, INC.
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CALDWELL FENCE ERECTION CO., INC.
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CAMCOR, INC.
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CAMPBELL, INC.
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CANDIES CREEK ACADEMY PRESCHOOL
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CANNON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
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CAPSTONE EDUCATIONAL GROUP, INC.
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CARE OF SAVANNAH, INC.
CARE PROVIDERS, LLC
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CAREALL PERSONAL SERVICES, INC.
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CAREFIRST, LLC
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CARING HEARTS HOME HEALTHCARE, LLC
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CARNEY MASONRY, INC.
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CARTER GROUP,LLC
CARWILE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
CASA DEI MONTESSORI
CASA INC. OF NASHVILLE
CASA OF BRADLEY COUNTY TENNESSEE
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CASA OF MEMPHIS AND SHELBY CO., INC.
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CASTLE OF CARE LLC
CATALYST DESIGN GROUP
CATALYST HEALTH SOLUTIONS, LLC
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF MEMPHIS
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF TN, INC
CEC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
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CEILDECK CORPORATION
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CENTER FOR THE ARTS, INC
CENTER LINE ELECTRIC, INC.
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CG MASONRY COMPANY, LLC
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CHARLES A. WELLS SALES CO., INC.
CHARLES BLALOCK & SONS, INC.
CHARLES DEWEESE CONSTRUCTION, CO., INC.
CHARLIE IRWIN PAINTING, LLC
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CHATTANOOGA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
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CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER 3RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER 9TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER OF ANDERSON CO. TN., INC.
CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER OF RUTHERFORD COUNTY
CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER, 12TH DISTRICT
CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER, 15TH DISTRICT
CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES, INC.
CHILDREN ARE PEOPLE, INC.
CHILDREN FIRST, A MONTESSORI COMMUNITY
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CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER OF HAMILTON COUNTY
CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER OF SULLIVAN COUNTY
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CHILDREN'S CENTER OF THE CUMBERLANDS
CHOICE MEDICAL, INC.
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CHRIS MULLINS COMPANY, LLC
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CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF THE SMOKIES
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES DISABILITY MINISTRY
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL CENTER, INC.
CHRIST'S LEGACY ACADEMY
CHS THERAPY- CONTINUING HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS
CIMPLE SOLUTIONS, INC.
CINTAS FIRST AID & SAFETY
CIRCLES OF SUCCESS LEARNING ACADEMY
CIRCUIT COURT OF MAURY CO.-BB
CITIZEN'S FOR COMMUNITY VALUES, INC.
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CIVIL CONSTRUCTORS, LLC
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CME-SYSTEMS, INC.
CMG CONTRACTORS, INC.
CMG PAINTING, INC.
CMI HEALTHCARE SERVICES
CMTA ENGINEERS, INC.
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COALITION FOR KIDS, INC.
COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
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COCKE COUNTY RECREATION DEPARTMENT
COCKRELL BANANA COMPANY
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COFFEE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
COFFEE COUNTY 911- CP
COFFEE COUNTY CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CENTER
COLEMAN HOME, INC.
COLEMAN'S SCHOOL PICTURES, INC.
COLLIER ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC.
COLLIER ROOFING CO,INC
COLLIERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LACROSSE BOOSTERS
COLLIERVILLE SCHOOLS
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COMMERCIAL GLASS & MIRROR, INC
COMMERCIAL GLASS SERVICES, INC.
COMMERCIAL INSTALLATION, LLC
COMMERCIAL PAINTING, INC.
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COMMONWEALTH BLINDS AND SHADES, INC.
COMMUNICATION CONSULTANTS, INC.
COMMUNICATIONS RESOURCES, INC.
COMMUNITY ANTI-DRUG COALITION JACKSON CO
COMMUNITY BEHAVIORAL SERVICES LLC
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COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL
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COMMUNITY HEALTH OF EAST TENNESSEE
COMMUNITY HOME CARE LLC
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COMMUNITY TECTONICS ARCHITECTS, INC.
COMMUNITY TRANSITION NURSE CARE MANAGER, LLC
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COMPASSIONATE HOME CARE
COMPETITION ATHLETIC SURFACES, INC.
COMPREHENSIVE EARLY AUTISM SERVICES,LLC
COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL STAFFING, INC.
COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
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COMPUTER PROFESSIONALS, INC.
COMPUTER SUPPORT SERVICES CORPORATION
COMPUTER SUPPORT SYSTEMS, INC.
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CONCRETE CUTTING SYSTEMS, INC.
CONEXION AMERICAS
CONRAD FLOORS, INC.
CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS BY RLI
CONSTRUCTION PLUS INC.
CONSULATE HEALTH CARE OF CHATTANOOGA
CONTRACT CARPET SALES COMPANY, INC.
CONTRACT FURNITURE ALLIANCE, INC.
CONTROLLED WATER SYSTEMS, INC.
COOKEVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
COOKEVILLE GLASS & MIRROR, INC.
COOKEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT- CP
COOKEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT-VH
COOKEVILLE SHEET METAL, INC.
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COOPER GLASS CO., LLC
COOPER STEEL FABRICATORS INC.
COOPERTOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT
CORDOVA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
CORNERSTONE ACADEMY
CORNERSTONE LEARNING CENTER LLC.
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COTTRELL ELECTRIC CO., INC.
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COUS, LLC dba SOCCER SHOTS
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COVINGTON FLOORING COMPANY, INC.
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CREATIVE ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
CREATIVE LIFE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
CREATIVE MASONRY INC.
CREATIVE STRUCTURES, INC.
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CROCKETT CO. OFFICE ON AGING, INC.
CROSSROADS ACADEMY
CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
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CROSSVILLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
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CROWN ELECTRIC INC
CSI OF THE SOUTHEAST, INC.
CSS COATINGS COMPANY, INC.
C-TECH, INC.
CULLEY MECHANICAL SERVICES,LLC
CUMBERLAND ARCHITECTURAL MILLWORK, INC
CUMBERLAND CO. SCHOOLS
CUMBERLAND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES COMPANY
CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN INDUSTRIES, INC.
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CURTIS ELECTRIC INC.
CUSTOM FLOORS
CUSTOM ORNAMENTAL IRON, INC.
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D & H ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, INC.
D & M CONTRACT FLOORING, INC.
D & M FENCE
D WEST SENIOR HOME CARE
D&D ENTERPRISES PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL, INC.
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DALE & DALE, INC.
DALE INCORPORATED
DALE INSULATION
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DANLEY FOOD SERVICE DESIGN, INC.
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DATA NETWORK SYSTEMS, INC.
DAUGHRITY EXCAVATING & TRUCKING, LLC
DAVID PHILLIPS MASONRY,LLC
DAVIDSON ACADEMY EXTENDED CARE PROGRAM
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DEDICATED NURSING ASSOCIATES, INC.
DEKALB CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
DEKALB CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
DEKALB COUNTY MAYOR'S OFFICE-BEER PERMITS
DEL-AIR MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
DELTA ELECTRICAL, INC.
DELTA STAGE LIGHTING, INC.
DELTA T GROUP , INC
DELTA/UNITED SPECIALTIES, INC.
DEMAND MECHANICAL, LLC
DEMO PLUS, INC.
DEMPSEY, DILLING & ASSOCIATES, P. C.
DENARK CONSTRUCTION, INC.
DENNIS ELECTRIC, INC.
DENNY'S LAWN & LANDSCAPING
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE- FEDERAL TAX INFORMATION
DEPT OF FINANCE FEDERAL TAX INFORMATION
DEPT OF LABOR AND WORKFORCE FEDERAL TAX INFO.
DEPT. INTELLECTUAL & DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
DEPT. OF SAFETY-HR DIVISION-JENNIFER BOYD
DESCON, INC.
DESIGN INNOVATION ARCHITECTS
DESIGNER PAINT PROS INC.
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES OF DICKSON COUNTY
DEW TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL, LLC
DIAMOND HILLS, INC.
DIAMOND STRIPING
DICKSON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATON
DICKSON COUNTY 911 COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
DICKSON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CLERKS OFFICE
DICKSON PAINT & FLOORING, CO.
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DIGITAL CONNECTIONS INC.
DIGITAL GROUP,LLC
DIGNITY LIVING, LLP
DILLARD CONSTRUCTION, INC.
DIR OF ED STUDENT SVCS, UT MARTIN
DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER
DISCOVER SPEECH THERAPY
DISTRIBUTION DEPT. OF PURITY DAIRIES, LLC
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 14TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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DIVERSIFIED BUILKING GROUP, LLC
DIVERSIFIED MANAGEMENT SERVICES, LLC
DIVISION OF TENNCARE FTI- ATTN: PANSY LEECH
DIXIE LITE-TROL COMPANY
DIXIE ROOFING, INC.
DIXIELAND CONSTRUCTION LLC
DODD ELECTRIC, INC.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM, INC.
DON KENNEDY ROOFING
DONELSON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY PRESCHOOL
DOORS UNLIMITED
DOORS UNLIMITED, LLC.
DOSS BROTHERS, INC.
DOSTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
DOUGLAS CHEROKEE ECONOMIC AUTHORITY, INC.
DOUGLAS COOPERATIVE
DOWDLE CONSTRUCTION GROUP
DOWN TO EARTH SERVICES, LLC
DRAIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
DSE ERECTORS, INC.
DUNN ELECTRICAL SERVICE, INC.
DURACAP ASPHALT PAVING CO., INC.
DWM COMPANIES OF MS,INC.
DYER CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
DYER COUNTY OFFICE ON AGING
DYERSBURG CITY SCHOOLS
DYNABODY FITNESS EQUIPMENT, INC.
DYNAMIC SPORTS CONSTRUCTION, INC.
DYNAMIS INC.
E & T CONTRACTING, LLC
E & W ELECTRICAL
E SOLUTIONS FOR BUILDINGS, LLC
E. LUKE GREENE COMPANY, INC.
E.S. DOCKERY, INC.
E3 INNOVATE, LLC
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EAGLE HOME CARE, LLC
EARTHADELIC ENTERPRISES, LLC
EARTHGRAINS / SARALEE
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EAST BRENTWOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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EAST TENNESSEE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
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EAST TENNESSEE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC.
EAST TENNESSEE FENCE COMPANY
EAST TENNESSEE HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY
EAST TENNESSEE SPRINKLER COMPANY
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EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS RECREATION
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EASTERN CORPORATION
EBERHART ELECTRIC
ED CARD MASONRY
EDCO STEEL ERECTORS
EDISON ELECTRIC
EDUCATIONAL TOURING THEATRE
EDUTECH, INC.
EDWARDS & HOTCHKISS ARCHITECTS, PC
ELECTRIC MEDIC, INC
ELECTRICAL/ONICS
ELECTRONIC CONTROLS, INC.
ELITE CHILD CARE CENTER
ELITE CONTRACTORS GROUP
ELITE ROOFING COMPANY
ELITE SPECIALTY STAFFING, LLC.
ELITE STORAGE PRODUCTS
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ELLINGTON AGRICULTURE CENTER- CP
ELLIS HEATING CO., INC.
ELLISTON BAPTIST CHURCH DAY-CARE/ACADEMY
ELMINGTON ELEVATES
ELNSTRUCTION CORPORTION
EMERALD YOUTH FOUNDATION
EMJ CORPORATION
EMMANUEL UNITED METHODIST KINDERGARTEN
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ENA
ENABLR THERAPY LLC
ENEL X FIELD SERVICES
ENERFAB POWER AND INDUSTIRAL
ENERGY ELECTRIC, INC.
ENERGY SYSTEMS GROUP
ENERNOC, INC.
ENGERT PLUMBING & HEATING, INC.
ENGINEERING & TESTING SOLUTIONS, LLC
ENGINEERING SERVICES GROUP. INC.
ENGLISH CABINET SHOP, INC.
ENSAFE, INC.
ENSEMBLE RECOVERY ENTERPRISES, LLC
ENTECH ENGINEERING, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL ABATEMENT, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS INC
ENVIRONMENTAL TEST & BALANCE CO.
ENVISION ADVANTAGE, LLC
EPIC GIRL, LLC.
EPIC LEAPS PROGRAMS
EPISCOPAL SCHOOL OF KNOXVILLE
EQUAL HEART
ERECTION SPECIALISTS, INC.
ERLANGER HEALTH SYSTEM
ERVIN CABLE CONSTRUCTION, LLC
ESSENCE OF HEALTH WELLNESS CLINIC
ESSYX EXHIBITS & DISPLAYS, INC.
ESTHERS MONTESSORI CENTER TNCC39005
ETHOS YOUTH ENSEMBLES
ETOWAH CITY SCHOOLS
ETSU COLLEGE OF CLINICAL & REHAB HEALTH SCIENCES
ETSU- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
ETSU DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
EVANS CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC.
EVANS-AILEY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
EVATT & ASSOCIATES, INC.
EWING/KESSLER. INC.
EXCEL ENERGY GROUP INC.
EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONALS, CROSSVILLE,TN
EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT PROS
EXPRESS TRANSPORTERS OF THE MIDSOUTH,LLC.
EXPRESSION CITY ARTS & FITNESS
EXTREME LIGHTING & SOUND, LLC.
EXTREME TECHNOLOGIES
EZELL HARDING CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
F. L. CRANE & SONS, INC.
F. L. LAY MASONRY CONTRACTOR, INC.
F.A.D.D.S. ENTERTAINMENT
F.C BOYD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
F.C. PIZEN CONSTRUCTION
FACILITY INSTALLATION SERVICES, LLC
FACILITY SERVICE, INC.
FACILITY SERVICES MANAGEMENT, INC.
FACILITY SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS, LLC
FACTORY TO YOU FENCE, INC.
FAIN FINANCIAL SERVICES
FAIRVIEW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
FAITH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
FAITH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
FAITH HAVEN ACADEMY
FAITH HOPE AND LOVE FELLOWSHIP
FAITH MIRACLE SANCTUARY CHRISTIAN WORSHIP CENTER
FAMILIES FREE, INC.
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FAMILY FIRST MARTIAL ARTS, LLC
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FAMILY SAFETY CTR OF MEMPHIS & SHELBY COUNTY
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FAMILY TREE APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS
FAMILY'S CHOICE CAREGIVERS, LLC
FARMINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FAST ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
FAUST MECHANICAL, INC.
FAYETTE ACADEMY
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FAYETTE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
FAYETTEVILLE CITY SCHOOLS
FAYETTEVILLE LINCOLN COUNTY EC
FEDERAL EQUIPMENT DEALERS, INC.
FEHR HOME CARE CORP.
FELLOWSHIP CONSTRUCTION, INC.
FELTZ THERAPY SERVICES, LLC
FENTRESS CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
FERRELL PAVING, INC.
FIELDTURF USA, INC.
FIFTYFORWARD
FINCHUM SPORTS FLOORS
FIRE PRO SALES & SERVICE, INC.
FIRE STOP TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
FIRETEAM CORPORATION
FIRST ASSEMBLY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
FIRST BAPTIST ACADEMY
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CONCORD
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLINTON,INC
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, EARLY PRESCHOOL
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, GREENVILLE TN
FIRST STEP RECOVERY CENTERS
FIRST STEPS, INC.
FIRST TENNESSEE AREA AGENCY ON AGING AND DISABILITY
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, BOLIVAR
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, SWEETWATER
FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
FISHER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
FLEENOR SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC.
FLEMING ARCHITECTS
FLINTCO, LLC
FLINTCO, LLC.
FLOZONE SERVICES, INC.
FOOD EQUIPMENT SERVICES CO., INC.
FOOTHILLS FARMERS COOPERATIVE
FORD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
FORESTWOOD FARM,INC.
FORMOSA FOODS, DIVISION OF CHOICE FOODS
FORMUS, INC.
FOSSETT PAVING CO., LLC
FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM
FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM OF FIRST TN HRA
FOUNDATION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, P.C.
FOUNDATIONS PRESCHOOL
FOUR SEASONS HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, INC.
FOUR SEASONS INC.
FOUR STAR PAVING LLC
FRANKLIN BUILDERS,INC.
FRANKLIN CO. SCHOOLS
FRANKLIN DRYWALL, INC.
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FRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY EXTENDED DAY PROGRAM
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FRANKLIN SPEC SCHOOL DISTRICT
FRANKLIN SPEECH & LEARNING CENTER
FRAYSER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
FRAZIER ROOFING & SHEET METAL CO., INC.
FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY
FREEDOM CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
FREEDOM CO-OP, INC
FREEDOM PREPARATORY ACADEMY
FREEMAN MASONRY
FRESHPOINT NASHVILLE
FRIENDS LIFE COMMUNITY
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH
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FROST ENVIORNMENTAL SERVICES, LLC
FTM CONTRACTING
FULFILLMENT HEALTHCARE SERVICES,INC.
FULMER CONCRETE FINISHING CO., INC.
FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE HOME CARE
FUNDERBURK ELECTRICAL SERVICES, LLC
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FUTURE LEADERS LEARNING CENTER
G L A INSTALLATIONS
G W WYATT CONTRACTING, LLC
G. M. CONSTRUCTION, INC.
G. R. INDUSTRIAL
G.S. STEEL ERECTION, INC.
GALBREATH BROTHERS PLUMBING CO., INC.
GALLAHER & ASSOCIATES, INC.
GALLATIN POLICE DEPARTMENT
GARDEN MONTESSORI SCHOOL
GARDNER PAINT SERVICES, INC.
GARRETT PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY, INC.
GARVER BUILDERS, LLC
GASKINS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC
GATE COMMUNICATIONS
GATEWAY UNIVERSITY
GAYLOR EXCAVATING & HAULING
GCS, INC.
GEAR UP
GENE COX MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR, INC
GENERATIONS CENTER OF SPENCER
GENERATIONS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
GENERATIONS GAITHER'S, INC.
GENE'S HOUSE OF CARPET
GENESIS LEARNING CENTERS
GENESIS REHAB SERVICES
GENTRY & PAINTER, INC.
GENTRY'S EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
GEORGE A. CLANTON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
GEORGE ARMOUR EWART, ARCHITECT
GEOSERVICES, LLC
GEOTHERMAL SOLUTIONS, LLC
GERMANTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH LEARNING CENTER
GERMANTOWN MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
GESTALT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
GIBBS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION, INC.
GIBSON CO. SCHOOL DISTRICT
GIBSON PAVING, INC.
GILES CO. ADULT-ORIENTED EST BRD
GILES CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
GILES CO. GOVERNMENT
GILES COUNTY CLERK- BP
GILLIAM INCORPORATED
GILLMANN SERVICES
GILT EDGE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
GIPSON MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
GIPSON MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
GIRLS INCORPORATED OF CHATTANOOGA
GIRLS INCORPORATED OF MEMPHIS
GIRLZLIFE EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM
GIVING TREE MONTESSORI SCHOOL
GLASS MACHINERY & EXCAVATION
GLENN E. MITCHELL & CO., INC.
GLOBAL THERAPIES
GLORIA DEI PRESCHOOL
GODDARD INDUSTRIAL, INC.
GOINS RASH CAIN, INC.
GOLDEN YEARS CARE HOME
GOLDEN'S ADULT DAY CARE, LLC
GOLDING MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC
GOOD SAMARITAN MINISTRIES
GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY-FAIRFIELD GLADE
GOOD SHEPHERD CHILD CENTER, LLC
GOOD SHEPHERD RESIDENTIAL SERVICES, INC.
GOODLETTSVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST MOTHERS DAY OUT
GOODPASTURE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL /ATT RICKY PERRY
GOODWILL EXCEL CENTER MIDSOUTH
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF MIDDLE TN.
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES-KNOXVILLE, INC.
GORDON FOOD SERVICE
GOULD TURNER GROUP, P.C.
GRACE BAPTIST ACADEMY
GRACE BAPTIST CHILDREN'S CENTER
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OF PLEASANT VIEW, TN., INC.
GRACE BAPTIST MOTHERS DAY OUT
GRACE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
GRACE COVENANT CHURCH/ EARLY CHILDHOOD
GRACE GIVERS HOME CARE, LLC.
GRACE HOUSE OF MEMPHIS,INC.
GRACE KIDS WEEKDAY PRESCHOOL & AFTERSCHOOL
GRACE LAND RECOVERY
GRACE POINT CHURCH
GRACE REHABILITATION CENTER, INC.
GRACE THERAPY GROUP, LLC
GRACE-ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
GRADE A CONSTRUCTION LLC
GRAINGER CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
GRANVILLE T. WOODS ACADEMY OF INNOVATION CHARTER SCHOOL
GRAVES AND GRAVES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC.
GRAVITY NETWORKS, LLC
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
GRAYSON BUILDING SERVICES
GREAT ADVENTURE CHILDCARE
GREAT AMERICAN OPPORTUNITIES, INC.
GREATER CHATT CHRISTIAN SERVICES
GREATER KINGSPORT FAMILY, YMCA, INC.
GREATER MEMPHIS ADVENTIST ACADEMY
GREATER THINGS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
GREEN DOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS TENNESSEE
GREEN FIRE PROTECTION, INC.
GREEN HILLS CHILD DEVELOPMENT
GREEN/SPACES
GREENE CO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL AND DAYCARE CENTER
GREENE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
GREENE COUNTY 911
GREENEVILLE ADVENTIST ACADEMY
GREENEVILLE CITY SCHOOLS
GREENEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
GREENLEACH HVAC & PLUMBING, INC.
GRINDER BUILDING CORPORATION
GRINDER, TABER & GRINDER, INC.
GROUND PENETRATING RADAR SYSTEMS, INC.
GROUP EFFORT OF TENNESSEE
GROUP ELECTRIC CO., LLC
GROW ACADEMY
GRUNDY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
GRUNDY COUNTY E-911
GUARDIAN COMMUNITY LIVING, LLC
GUARDIAN GARAGE FLOORS, LLC
GUARDIAN PERSONAL CARE SERVICES, LLC.
GUARDIAN-IPCO, INC.
GUIDED STEPS HEALTHCARE
GUNTER CONSTRUCTION ROOFING, INC.
GUY CARE SERVICE
GW CONTRACTING
H & H PARAMEDICAL SERVICES
H & M LANDSCAPING
H.E.B. HEATING & COOLING, INC.
H3 THERAPY, PLLC
HABILITATION & TRAINING SERVICES, INC.
HALE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
HALL CONSTRUCTION, LLC
HAMBLEN CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HAMILTON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HAMILTON CO. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
HAMILTON CO. SHERIFF'S OFFICE- BOUNTY HUNTERS
HAMILTON COUNTY GOVERMENTS-CE
HAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE-CP
HAMILTON HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
HANCOCK CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HANDICAP OF JACKSON LLC
HANDS OF TIME EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ACADEMY
HANDS ON NASHVILLE, INC.
HANDS ON WITH ZIG
HANNAH'S HOPE
HAPPY HAVEN HOMES,INC.
HAPPY HEARTS HOME CARE LLC
HARBOR HOUSE INCORPORATED
HARDAWAY CONSTRUCTION CORP.
HARDCASTLE CONSTRUCTION, LLC
HARDEMAN CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HARDIN CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HARDIN COUNTY YOUTH SERVICES
HARDING ACADEMY
HARDING ACADEMY OF MEMPHIS, INC.
HARLAN ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
HARMONY FAMILY CENTER, INC.
HARPETH MONTESSORI
HARPOLE FLOORS
HARRIS MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
HARRISON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
HARTER HOLDINGS, LLC
HARVEST BAPTIST CHURCH OF DYERSBURG, INC.
HARWOOD CENTER, INC.
HASTINGS ARCHITECTURE ASSOCIATES, LLC
HAVEN OF HOPE OF DEKALB COUNTY, INC.
HAWKINS CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HAYS PLUMBING, HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, INC.
HAYWARD BAKER, INC.
HAYWOOD CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HEALING HEARTS, INC.
HEALTH SPHERE WELLNESS CENTER
HEALTHCARE CONCEPTS SOLUTIONS, INC.
HEALTHY KIDS & TEENS, INC.
HEART AND HOME PERSONAL SUPPORT SERVICES
HEAVENLY HOST LUTHERAN SCHOOL
HEERY INTERNATIONAL, INC.
HEIBERT+ BALL LAND DESIGN
HELTON AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
HENDERSON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HENDERSON COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE- CP
HENDERSONVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
HENDERSONVILLE DAY SCHOOL
HENDERSONVILLE MONTESSORI ACADEMY
HENLEY ROOFING CO., INC.
HENRY CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HENRY CO. JUVENILE COURT- CE
HENRY COUNTY BEER BOARD- BP
HENRY DRILLING LLC.
HENSON CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC.
HERBI-SYSTEMS, INC.
HERE'S HOPE COUNSELING CENTER
HERFF JONES INC.
HERITAGE BAPTIST CHURCH
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
HERITAGE CRAFTSMEN, LLC
HERITAGE TILE CO. LLC
HERNANDEZ LANDSCAPING
HERRCO, INC.
HFR DESIGN, INC.
HICKEY PAINTING
HICKMAN CO. BEER BOARD
HICKMAN CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HICKORY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
HICKORY HARDSCAPES, LLC.
HICKORY HILL FARM
HICKORY STEEL ERECTORS, LLC
HICKORY VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC.
HICO CONCRETE, INC.
HIGH HOPES, INC.
HIGHLAND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
HIGHLAND DAY SCHOOL
HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
HIGHLAND RIM ACADEMY
HIGHLAND RIM ECONOMIC CORPORATION
HILDERBRAND LTD.
HMK ARCHITECTS, PLLC
HNEDAK BOBO GROUP, INC.
HOBBS & ASSOCIATES, INC.
HODGE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
H-O-H WATER TECHNOLOGY, INC.
HOILMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
HOLISTICK RESIDENTIAL SOLUTIONS
HOLLAND CONTRACTORS, INC.
HOLLAND STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY, INC.
HOLLOW ROCK BRUCETON- SPECIAL SCH DIST
HOLLY MOORE, LCSW
HOLSTON UNITED METHODIST HOME FOR CHILDREN
HOLY ROSARY ACADEMY
HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
HOLY TRINITY MONTESSORI
HOME CHOICE FLOORING, LLC.
HOME HEALTH CARE OF EAST TN, INC & HOSPICE
HOME HEALTH CARE OF WEST TENNESSEE
HOME HELPERS # 58518
HOME HELPERS OF EAST TN
HOME OF POTENTIAL AND EXCELLENCE
HOME VENT CARE LLC
HOME WITH HOPE, INC.
HOMELIFT, INC.
HOMESAFE INC
HOMESTEAD PEST CONTROL COMPANY, INC.
HOMEWATCH CAREGIVERS
HONEYCUTT STEEL CONSTRUCTION
HONEYHILL HOMECARE, LLC
HONORS LEARNING CENTER
HOODS UNLIMITED, LLC
HOPE AUTISM AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, LLC
HOPE CENTER ADOPTION AND FAMILY SERVICES
HOPE CLINICAL CARE
HOPE HOUSE DAYCARE INC.
HOPES BRIDGE OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE
HORIZON SOFTWARE INTERNATIONAL
HORN LAKE ROAD LEARNING CENTER
HORST BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION, LLC
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLY
HOUSE OF NEW HORIZONS
HOUSTON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HOUSTON COUNTY EMS
HOWARD ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, INC.
HOWARD INDUSTRIES, INC
HSC BUILDING AUTOMATION & CONTROL
HUMBOLDT CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
HUMPHREYS CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
HUNTINGDON SPECIAL SCHOOL DIST
HUNTINGDON TERMITE AND PEST
HUTCHINSON SCHOOL
HUTTON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
HVAC, INC.
HYDRO-TECH, INC.
I AM INVISIBLE BULLYING & SUICIDE
I. C. THOMASSON
ICM ACADEMY
IDEACOM NETWORKS
IDENTITY GROUP HOLDINGS CORP.
IMAGE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
IMAGE LIFE CORPORATION
IMAGINATION STATION LEARNING CENTER, LLC
IMAGINE FOUNDRY
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CATHEDRAL SCHOOL
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PRESCHOOL
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN SCHOOL
IMPERIAL HOME HEALTH AND LEISURE CARE, LLC
IMPULSE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, INC.
INCARNATION CATHOLIC SCHOOL
INCARNATION PRESCHOOL
INDEPENDENCE REHAB
INDEPENDENT CAULKING AND WATERPROOFING
INDIANA HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS, LLC.
INDIVIDUAL CONTRACTOR SERVICES
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC SERVICES, INC.
INDUSTRIAL STAFFING OF TENNESSEE
INMAN CONSTRUCTION CORP.
INNOVATIVE MODULAR SOLUTIONS, INC.
INNOVATIVE THERAPY SOLUTIONS,PLLC
INSIGHT TRAINING & EDUCATIONAL CENTER, INC.
INSTALLATION SPECIALISTS. LLC
INSTITUTIONAL NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS, LLC
INSTRUCTION PARTNERS
INSULATED ROOFING CONTRACTORS
INSULATED ROOFING SYSTEMS, INC
INSULATING SERVICES, INC KINGSPORT TN DIVISION
INSULATING SERVICES, INC MT. PLEASANT TN DIV.
INSURANCE PRODUCERS
INTEGRATED NETWORKING TECHNOLOGTES, LLC
INTEGRITY HOME HEALTHCARE, LLC
INTEGRITY HOME MEDICAL
INTELLIGENT THERAPY STAFFING, INC.
INTELYCARE, INC.
INTERIM HEALTH CARE OF EAST TN
INTERIOR ELEMENTS, LLC
INTERSTATE AC SERVICE, LLC
INTERSTATE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
INTER-STATE STUDIO
INTREPID COLLEGE PREPARATORY,INC
IRIS ORCHESTRA ,INC.
IRWIN PAINTING COMPANY, INC.
ISENHOUR DOOR PRODUCTS, INC.
I-SYS CORP.
IT'S A GIRLS WORLD
IT'S A SMALL WORLD LEARNING CENTER
IVY ACADEMY CHATTANOOGA
J & F MECHANICAL, INC .
J & J DRYWALL, INC.
J & J HABILITATION SERVICES, LLC.
J & W ROOFING AND SHEET METAL
J M SPECIALTIES, INC.
J P ROSS & CO., INC.
J P ROSS & COMPANY, INC.
J. BREWER CONSTRUCTION
J. CUMBY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
J.A. FIELDEN CO., INC.
J.A. STREET & ASSOC., INC.
J.E. CRAIN & SON
J.E. GREEN COMPANY
J.MARK WALL & CEILING, LLC
J.P. MARKHAM CONSTRUCTION CO.
J.R. GAW PRODUCE CO., INC.
J.S. HAREN COMPANY
JACK HORNSBY ELECTRIC, INC.
JACKSON AREA COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG DEPEND
JACKSON CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
JACKSON CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL
JACKSON CO. SCHOOLS
JACKSON JONES CONSTRUCTION
JACKSON RESTAURANT SUPPLY, INC.
JACKSON-MADISON CO SCHOOL SYST
JACOM ENTERPRISES, LLC
JAMES R. SORRELL CONSTRUCTION
JAN ZWARTS VALLEY
JAY AND JOSH ROOFING COMPANY
JD DISTRIBUTORS
JDC INDUSTRIAL MECHANICAL SYSTEMS, LLC
JDC MASONRY, INC.
JEFF HESS TRUCKING & EXCAVATING
JEFFERSON CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
JEFFERSON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
JELLICO CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
JENCO CONSTRUCTION, INC.
JENKINS & STILES, LLC
JENNY KAY CAREGIVERS, LLC
JERRY B.YOUNG CONTRUCTION, INC.
JESSIE MAHAN PRE-K
JESUS ONLY CHURCH AND ACADEMY
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF MIDDLE TN, INC.
JIFF, INC. JUVENILE INTERVENTION & FAITH-BASED FOLLOW-UP
JIM & JAY ENTERPRISES LLC
JIMMY ALFORD STUDIOS
JIMMY JACKSON PLUMBING & ELECTRIC COMPANY
JIM'S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
JMK ELECTRIC
JOHN BOUCHARD & SONS CO.
JOHN CURRY ELECTRIC, LLC.
JOHN D. NORMAN CO., INC.
JOHN E. GREEN COMPANY
JOHN SANDER MUSIC
JOHNSON & GALYON, INC.
JOHNSON AND BAILEY ARCHITECTS
JOHNSON CITY SCHOOLS
JOHNSON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
JOHNSON CONTROLS FIRE PROTECTION
JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC.
JOHNSON CONTROLS-NASHVILLE
JOHNSON UNIV.SCH OF SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
JOHNSON UNIVERSITY TEMPLAR SCHOOL OF EDU.
JOLLY ROOFING & CONTRACTING COMPANY,INC.
JONES GLASS CO., INC.
JONES LANG LASALLE (JLL)
JONES THERAPY SERVICES LLC
JONESBOROUGH DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY
JOSEPH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC
JOSLIN SIGN & MAINTENANCE CO., INC.
JOSTENS MIDDLE TENNESSEE
JOURNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
JOY FLOOR
JOY OF MUSIC YOUTH MUSIC SCHOOL
JOYFUL LIFE COUNSELING, LLC
JOYFUL TRANSPORTATION
JRJ CONSTRUCTORS, LLC
JTJ COMMERCIAL INTERIORS, INC.
K & J CONCRETE POLISHING, INC.
K AND F CONSTRUCTION INC.
KAATZ, BINKLEY,JONES & MORRIS ARCHITECTS, INC.
KALEIDOSCOPE BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS & THERAPY LLC
KALEIDOSCOPE SCHOOL OF MEMPHIS
KARNS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
KATIE'S COMPASSION MINISTRIES, LLC
KEATTS ELECTRIC SERVICE
KEE PEST CONTROL, INC.
KELKIE, INC.
KELLEMS RECYCLING SYSTEMS, INC.
KELLER GLASCO, INC.
KEN ROSS ARCHITECTS
KENDALL COMPANY
KENNEDY COMPANY
KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE CONF. OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
KERR BROTHERS & ASSOC., INC.
KEY FIRE PROTECTION, INC.
KHARIS CARE, LLC.
KID BALANCED KARATE
KIDABILITIES PEDIATRIC THERAPY CENTER
KIDAZZLE CHILD CARE
KIDDIE KOLLEGE CHILD CARE
KIDPRO, LLC
KIDS HOPE USA OF MARIETTA CUMBERLAND
KIDS KABIN
KIDS LIKE US COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER,INC.
KIDS ON THE RISE
KIDS PLACE/A CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
KIDS PUTNAM
KIDSKILLS
KIDS-N-TECHNOLOGY
KIDZ ART OF THE MID SOUTH
KIDZ ZONE PEDIATRIC THERAPY SERVICES, PLLC.
KINCAID CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, LLC
KINDERCARE LEARNING CENTER
KINDRED AT HOME
KING BRADLEY DOZER SERVICES
KING CONSTRUCTION GROUP, INC.
KING UNIVERSITY
KINGDOM CARE SOLUTIONS
KING'S ACADEMY NASHVILLE
KINGS AND QUEENS DAYCARE CENTER
KINGSPORT ARMATURE & ELECTRIC CO INC
KINGSPORT CITY SCHOOLS
KINGSPORT FAMILY RECOVERY ASSOCIATES
KINGSPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT
KINGTON SEWER SEPTIC DRAIN CLEANING SERVICE, INC.
KIPP ACADEMY NASHVILLE
KIPP MEMPHIS COLLEGIATE SCHOOLS
KIRBY-VASS INSULATION, INC
KLINKHAMMER ACOUSTICAL, INC
KNOWLEDGE ACADEMY
KNOWLEDGE QUEST
KNOX BRADLEY MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
KNOX CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
KNOX CO. DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE- CP
KNOX CO. EMERGENCY COMM DISTRICT
KNOX COUNTY ASSOC. FOR RETARDED CITIZENS
KNOX COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMITTEE
KNOX COUNTY GOVERNMENT
KNOXVILLE BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
KNOXVILLE CENTER FOR AUTISM, INC.
KNOXVILLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
KNOXVILLE LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION
KNOXVILLE MONTESSORI SCHOOL
KNOXVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT- VH
KNOXVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT-BP
KNOXVILLE POLICE DEPT-CP
KOHN PAINTING & DECORATING
KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, USA
KOONTZ PLUMBING AND MECHANICAL, INC.
KUMON MATH AND READING CENTER
KUSTOM GLASS SERVICE, INC.
KYMARI HOUSE
L & J BEHAVIOR CONSULTANTS
L.B.J.& C. DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
LAB FOUR SYSTEMS, LLC
LABOR FINDERS OF TENNESSEE, INC.
LAEL ECCARD dba DPV MUSIC LESSONS
LAFOLLETTE COURT ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY,INC.
LAFOLLETTE POLICE DEPARTMENT
LAKE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
LAKELAND ELECTRIC, INC.
LAKELAND SCHOOL SYSTEM
LAKESIDE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
LAKEWAY DOOR & GLASS, INC.
LAMB CARPENTRY & CONSTRUCTION, LLC
LAMBS AND IVY SCHOOL
LAMP METAL TRUSSES, INC.
LAMPLIGHTER MONTESSORI SCHOOL, INC.
LANCASTER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
LAND CONTRACTORS OF TENNESSEE, LLC
LANDGRAF CENTER FOR READING
LANDMARK CORPORATION
LANDSCAPE SERVICES, INC.
LANE COLLEGE
LANTERN LANE FARM
LARRY WOODS AND ASSOCIATES
LASHLEE-RICH, INC.
LAST CALL 4 GRACE MINISTRIES, INC.
LAUDERDALE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
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LAURELBROOK SANITARIUM & SCHOOL, INC DAYCARE
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LAUSANNE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL AFTERCARE
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LAWSON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
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LEADERSHIP PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL
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LEAPS
LEAPS'N BOUNDS THERAPY,PLLC
LEARNING AND BEHAVIORAL CENTER
LEARNING LABS, INC.
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LEBANON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
LEE ADCOCK CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
LEE COMPANY
LEE UNIVERSITY- C/O ANN MCELRATH
LEE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN COUNSELING
LEE UNIVERSITY, HELEN DEVOS COLLEGE OF ED
LEGACIES SPECIAL EDUCATION CONSULTING, LLC.
LEGACY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
LEGACY HOSPICE OF THE SOUTH
LEGACY LIFE CARE PROGRAMS HEALTHCARE MGMT., LLP
LELAND, INC.
LEND A HAND SUPPORTED LIVING
LENOIR CITY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY & PRESCHOOL
LENOIR CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM
LEOSA Applicant
LET'S TALK THERAPY,LLC
LEWIS CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
LEWIS GLASS CO. INC.
LEWISBURG POLICE DEPT.-CP
LEXINGTON CITY SCHOOLS SYSTEM
LIBERTAS SCHOOL OF MEMPHIS
LIBERTY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
LIFE CENTER, INC.
LIFE CHOICES, INC
LIFETOUCH NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS, INC.
LIGHTHOUSE BEHAVIOR SERVICES, LLC
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LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL/SCHOOL
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LIQUID ENVIRNMENTAL SOLUTIONS OF TN., LLC
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LIVING WITH AUTISM, LLC
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LL & S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT CORPORATION
LOCKSMITH SERVICES
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LOSE & ASSOCIATES
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LOUDON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
LOUDON COUNTY FENCE, LLC
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LOWRANCE SOUND COMPANY, INC.
LOWRIE ELECTRIC COMPANY
LRK INC.
LUDIC SPECTRUM CENTER, INC
LUMINARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
LUTHERAN SERVICES IN TENNESSEE, INC.
LUTTRELL STAFFING,INC
LYTTLE FOX THERAPY, LLC.
M & B ENTERPRISE, INC.
M & D ELECTRIC & BLDG SERVICES, INC.
M G CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC
M.C. PAINTING, INC.
M.C.C. INC. OF JOHNSON CITY
M3 TECHNOLOGY GROUP, INC.
MACON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
MACON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MACON CO. SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT- CP
MACON ROAD BAPTIST SCHOOL
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MADDUX ELECTRIC CO., INC.
MADE-WELL CONSTRUCTION, INC.
MADISON CAMPUS ELEMENTARY
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MADISON COUNTY CASA
MADISON COUNTY JUVENILE COURT SERVICES-CP
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MAINSTAGE THEATRICAL SUPPLY, INC.
MALBROUGH CONSULTING AGENCY, LLC.
MALLIA ENGINEERING CO.
MANCHESTER CITY SCHOOLS
MANNING MATERIALS INCORPORATED
MARCELLA CENTER FOR THE ARTS AND EDUCATION
MARCORP, INC. OF TN
MARGOLIN HEBREW ACADEMY
MARION & GREEN ROOFING & SHEET METAL CO.
MARION CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MARIPOSA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
MARKING IMPRESSIONS, CORP.
MARSHALL CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MARSHALL CO. EMERGENCY COMM. CENTER-CP
MARSHALL CO. SHERIFF'S OFFICE- CP
MARTHA O'BRYAN CENTER, INC.
MARTIN & WHITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
MARTIN CENTER FOR ABA SERVICES, LLC
MARTIN GLENN
MARTIN HOUSING AUTHORITY/AFTER SCHOOL & SUMMER PRO
MARTY'S KIDS LEARNING CENTER
MARVIN SLEDGE CONSTRUCTION
MARY & MARTHA RESTORATION CLINIC, INC.
MARYVILLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
MARYVILLE CITY SCHOOLS
MARYVILLE COLLEGE TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM
MARYVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT- ADULT ORIENTED
MARYVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT- CP
MARYVILLE POLICE DEPT.- VEHICLES FOR HIRE
MARZUCCO'S CONCRETE, LLC
MASCO-MORRISTOWN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER COMPANY, INC.
MASONRY SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS, INC.
MASSEY ELECTRIC
MASTERS MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY
MASTON CONSTRUCTION, LLC
MATHEWS TEAM SPORTS
MATLOCK ROOFING, LLC
MAURY CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MAURY CO. GOVERNMENT-DANA GIBSON, HR DIR
MAURY COUNTY 911- CP
MAURY FENCE COMPANY OF TN., INC.
MAURY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
MAXIM HEALTHCARE SERVICES
MAXIM HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INC.
MAXIM HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INC.
MAXIM HEALTHCARE SERVICES,INC.
MAXIM HEALTHCARE SERVICES,INC.
MAXWELL ROOFING AND SHEET METAL, INC.
MAY INSTITUTE
MAYNARD SELECT
MAYSEPT HEALTHCARE SERVICES
MBI COMPANIES INC.
MCCAA HEAD START
MCCALL COMMERCIAL FENCING, INC.
MCCARTHY, JONES & WOODARD, LLC
MCCARTNEY PRODUCE CO., INC.
MCCARTY HOLSAPLE MCCARTY ARCHITECTS
MCCOYS HEATING & AIR, INC.
MCCOY'S KLEAN PAINTING, LLC
MCCURRY ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING, CO.
MCEACHERN PHOTOGRAPHERS, INC.
MCEARL ELECTRIC CO.,INC.
MCFARLIN HUITT PANVINI, INC.
MCGAHA ELECTRIC CO,INC
MCGEHEE NICHOLSON BURKE ARCHITECTS. P.C
MCINTOSH CONSTRUCTION CO., LLC
MCK BEHAVIOR SERVICES, LLC.
MCKENZIE SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
MCMAHAN MECHANICAL, INC.
MCMINN CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MCNAIRY CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MCSPADDEN, INC.
MEAD MONTESSORI, INC.
MEADOW CREEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
MEAE WELLNESS
MECHANICAL AUTOMATED CONTROL SYSTEMS
MECHANICAL RESOURCE GROUP
MEDIA BROADCAST INTEGRATION & TECHNICAL SERVICES
MEDICALL, LLC
MEIGS CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MEMAKON, INC.
MEMPHIANS INCORPORATED
MEMPHIS ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS
MEMPHIS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
MEMPHIS AREA LEGAL SERVICES, INC.
MEMPHIS ATHLETIC MINISTRIES
MEMPHIS BEARS INC.
MEMPHIS BUSINESS ACADEMY
MEMPHIS CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING
MEMPHIS CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
MEMPHIS CHINESE SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE PREPARATORY
MEMPHIS DELTA PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL
MEMPHIS DELTA TENT & AWNING CO.
MEMPHIS DREAM CENTER
MEMPHIS FENCE COMPANY, INC
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL
MEMPHIS JAZZ WORKSHOP
MEMPHIS JUNIOR ACADEMY
MEMPHIS LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION
MEMPHIS MERIT ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL
MEMPHIS ORAL SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
MEMPHIS POLICE DEPARTMENT - CP
MEMPHIS RISE ACADEMY
MEMPHIS SCHOLARS
MEMPHIS SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE
MEMPHIS TEACHER RESIDENCY
MEMPHIS-HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC.
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE
MENTAL HEALTH COOPERATIVE, INC.
MERAKEY ALLOS
MERCY COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE
MERCY MULTIPLIED
MERCY RESIDENTIAL SERVICES, LLC
MERIDIAN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
MERIT CONSTRUCTION, INC.
MERITAN, INC.
MESA INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
MESSER CONSTRUCTION
METHODIST LE BONHEUR COMMUNITY OUTREACH
METHODIST LE BONHEUR COMMUNITY OUTREACH
METRO BARRIER SYSTEMS
METRO CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
METRO CONSTRUCTION, LLC
METRO DENTAL
METRO MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
METRO MOORE COUNTY COMMUNICATIONS-CP
METRO NASHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
METRO-NASHVILLE BEER PERMIT BOARD
METRO-NASHVILLE POLICE- ID SECTION
METROPOLITIAN TRANS LICENSING COMMISSION
MICHAEL DUNN CENTER
MICHAEL J COHAN INVESTIGATIONS
MICHAEL'S PHOTOGRAPHY INC.
MID CENTER FENCE
MID SOUTH BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION
MID- SOUTH GIFTED ACADEMY, LLC.
MID SOUTH PRESTRESS, LLC
MID-CUMBERLAND HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY
MIDDLE TENNESSEE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
MIDDLE TENNESSEE DJ SERVICE
MIDDLE TENNESSEE EDUCATIONAL ENTERPRISES, LLC.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE REFRIGERATION, LLC
MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT-CP
MIDDLE TENNESSEE TWO-WAY INC.
MIDDLE TN STATE UNIVERSITY-DEPT. OF SOCIAL WORK
MIDDLE VALLEY ACADEMY
MIDDLETON PAWN
MID-SOUTH ADOPTIONS, INC
MID-SOUTH CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
MIDSOUTH GEOTHERMAL, LLC
MID-SOUTH LIFE SKILLS PROGRAM
MID-SOUTH SPECIALTIES, INC.
MID-SOUTH SPEECH & LANGUAGE GROUP
MIDSOUTH TREAMENT CENTER
MID-STATE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC
MIDTOWN MONTESSORI, LLC
MIKO, INC.
MILAN DECORATORS, INC.
MILAN ENVIRONMENTAL CONTRACTORS
MILAN FIRE DEPARTMENT
MILAN SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
MILESTONE HOME HEALTH CARE, LLC
MILLER GROUP HOME
MILLERSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
MILLIGAN COLLEGE- OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
MILLIGAN UNIVERSITY
MILLINGTON MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS
MILLS PLUMBING HEATING & AC, INC.
MINI MIRACLES PEDIATRIC THERAPY, PLLC
MIRACLE RECREATION
MIRIAM'S PROMISE
MIRROR LAKE RECOVERY CENTER
MISCELLANEOUS METAL WORKS
MITCHELL & EVERETT CONSTRUCTION, INC.
MITCHELL EMERT & HILL, P.C
MITCHELL METALS, LLC
MITCHELL PLUMBING, INC.
MNA HEALTHCARE, LLC
MOBILE FIXTURE & SUPPLY, KNOXVILLE DIVISION
MOBILITY WORKSHOP
MODEL CARE MANAGEMENT, LLC.
MODERN DAY WRECKING
MODERN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, INC.
MODERN HEATING, COOLING, ROOFING, INC.
MODUS BUILD,LLC
MOMENTUM BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS, LLC
MONOLITH CONSTRUCTION, LLC.
MONROE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MONROE COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL
MONTESSORI ACADEMY, INC.
MONTESSORI CENTER OF JACKSON
MONTESSORI CENTRE
MONTESSORI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
MONTESSORI KINDER, INC.
MONTESSORI SCHOOL OF FRANKLIN
MONTESSORI SCHOOL OF OAK RIDGE
MONTESSORI WEAVER SCHOOL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY GOVERNMENT
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
MONTGOMERY MARTIN CONTRACTORS, LLC
MONTHAVEN ARTS & CULTURAL CENTER
MOODY NOLAN, INC.
MOODY SPRINKLER COMPANY, INC.
MOORE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MORGAN & THORNBURG, INC.
MORGAN CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
MORGAN CO. SHERIFF'S OFFICE-CP
MORGAN COUNTY HEAD START
MORGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY
MORLEY ENVIORNMENTAL, INC.
MORNING STAR CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
MORRISTOWN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
MORRISTOWN COVENANT ACADEMY EARLY LEARNING CENTER
MORRISTOWN ROOFING COMPANY, INC.
MORRISTOWN-HAMBLEN CHILD CARE CENTERS, INC.
MORROW DESIGN
MORTON MECHANICAL, INC.
MOSER SPEECH THERAPY SERVICES
MOUNT OLIVE CHRISTIAN ACADEMIES
MOUNTAIN CITY/ JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER
MOUNTAIN REGION SPEECH & HEARING CENTER
MOXIE SPEECH AND LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY
MT. JULIET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
MT. JULIET MONTESSORI ACADEMY
MT. PISGAH WEE CARE
MTSU CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
MTSU HOME AND COMMUNITY BASED EARLY INT
MTSU SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING CLINIC
MULTI-MEDIA SOLUTIONS
MULTINATIONAL MEMPHIS
MULTIVISTA TENNESSEE
MUNSEY PRESCHOOL
MURFREESBORO CITY SCHOOLS
MURFREESBORO HOMESCHOOLERS
MURPHY, INC.
MURPHY, INC.
MUSIC CITY GYMNASTICS, INC.
MUSIC CITY SEPTIC/ GREASE TRAP SERVICE
MUTUAL CONTRACTORS, LLC.
MY FAITH, INC.
N & S WATERPROOFING, LLC
N ZONE JR. SPORTS MIDDLE TENNESSEE
NABHOLZ
NAFFCO CUSTOM MACHINE & FAB
NANNIES OF BRENTWOOD
NARROW RIDGE EARTH LITERACY CENTER
NASH ERECTION & WELDING, INC.
NASHVILLE AIRPORT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
NASHVILLE CAREER ADVANCEMENT CENTER
NASHVILLE CARES
NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVANCEMENT ACADEMY
NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
NASHVILLE COLLEGIATE PREP
NASHVILLE CONFLICT RESOLUTION CENTER
NASHVILLE IN HARMONY
NASHVILLE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY
NASHVILLE MACHINE CO., INC.
NASHVILLE MACHINE ELEVATOR CO,INC
NASHVILLE REPERTORY THEATRE
NASHVILLE SHEET METAL, LLC
NASHVILLE ZOO, INC.
NASHVILLE'S MEDIA SERVICES, INC.
NATIONAL BUILDING CORPORATION
NATIONAL FILTER SOLUTIONS, INC
NATIONAL GLAZING SOLUTIONS aka NGS FILMS AND GRAPHICS
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
NATIONAL RESOURCES COMPANY, LLC
NATIONAL SEATING & MOBILITY, INC.
NATIONAL TELETHERAPY RESOURCES, LLC.
NATURE'S WAY MONTESSORI SCHOOL
NAVIGATORS-TN DEPT. OF COMMERCE & INSURANCE
NEAL STORY & SON, INC.
NEO CORPORATION
NETWORK DATA SOURCE, LLC
NEW BALLET ENSEMBLE & SCHOOL, INC.
NEW BEGINNING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
NEW BEGINNINGS CHRISTIAN CENTER, INC.
NEW BEGINNINGS INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S&FAMILY SER
NEW BEGINNINGS RESIDENTIAL SERVICES, INC.
NEW COLOSSUS ACADEMY
NEW DAY SCHOOLS, INC.
NEW FRONTIERS
NEW HOPE ACADEMY
NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH & CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
NEW HOPE, BLOUNT CO. CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CTR
NEW HORIZONS BRISTOL
NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, WCG
NEW LIFE CHURCH OF GOD
NEW MARKET POLICE DEPARTMENT
NEW SARDIS CHILDCARE
NEW SOUTH SPECIALTY
NEW VISION OF LIFE SENTER,INC.
NEW VISION, INC.
NEWPORT CITY SCHOOLS
NHC REHABILITATION
NIA ASSOCIATION, INC.
NIA HOUSE MONTESSORI SCHOOL
NICHOLS FIRE & SECURITY
NIKKA CORPORATION
NISWONGER FOUNDATION
NIX-A-MITE EXTERMINATORS, INC.
NK MECHANICAL
NORTH MISSISSIPPI FABRICATORS
NORTHEAST STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
NORTHWEST PLUMBING COMPANY
NORTHWEST TENNESSEE ECONOMIC DEV. COUNCIL
NOR-WELL COMPANY, INC.
NOTES FOR NOTES, INC.
NSIGHT COMMUNICATION
NULIFE SENIOR CARE OF CHATTANOOGA, LLC
NUMOTION
NURSES FOR NEWBORNS OF TENNESSEE
NURSING AIDES PROFESSIONAL SERVICES OF MEMPHIS
NURTURERS OF NASHVILLE, LLC
O.I., INC.
OAK HILL SCHOOL PRE-KINDERGARTEN
OAK RIDGE SCHOOLS
OAKLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT- CP
OAKLEY CONSTRUCTION INC.
OBION CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
OBION COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS.ASSOC.
ODESSA'S FOSTER CARE HOMES INC.
ODOR ZONE, LLC
OFFICE INTERIORS OF MEMPHIS
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY 20TH JUDICIAL DIST- CP
OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL LAB EXPERIENCES
OLIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
OLIVER LITTLE GIPSON ENGINEERING, INC.
OLIVIA'S MONTESSORI PRESCHOOL
OLYMPIC MASONRY, LLC
OMEGA GENERAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
OMNI COMMUNITY HEALTH
OMNI COMMUNITY HEALTH
OMNI VISIONS, INC.
ON POINT
ONE LIFE, LLC.
ONE PULSE, INC.
ONE TREE TUTORIAL AND ENRICHMENT, LLC
ONEIDA POLICE DEPARTMENT - CP
ONEIDA SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
OPEN ARMS CARE CORP- CHATTANOOGA
OPEN ARMS CARE CORP- KNOXVILLE
OPEN ARMS CARE CORP- MEMPHIS
OPEN ARMS CARE CORP-NASHVILLE
OPEN HEARTS OPEN ARMS
OPS CONTRACTING SERVICES, LLC.
OPTIONS 4 ADOPTION, INC.
ORANGE GROVE CENTER
ORCUTT WINSLOW, LLP
ORION BUILDING CORPORATION
ORKIN PEST CONTROL-COOKEVILLE
OTEKA TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY-NASHVILLE/ KNOXVILLE
OTTER CREEK KINDERGARTEN & PRESCHOOL
OUR HOME PLACE, INC.
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP SCHOOL
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP SCHOOL
OUR SAVIOR LUTHERN ACADEMY
OUTDOOR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
OUTREACH HOUSING & COMMUNITY
OUTSOURCE, INC.
OVERBROOK SCHOOL
OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OF KNOXVILLE
OVERTON BROTHERS PLUMBING/MECH LLC
OVERTON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
OVERTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS- BP
OZBURN-HESSEY COMPANY
P & C CONSTRUCTION, INC.
P & C CONSTRUCTION, INC.
P & W CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC
P.F.C. OF LEE COUNTY, INC.
P.J.S INSTALLATIONS, INC.
PAIDEIA ACADEMY
PALACE VENDING, INC.
PALMER FOODSERVICE
PANTHER STEEL COMPANY
PARCOU LLC
PARHAM REFRIGERATION
PARIS POLICE DEPARTMENT-CP
PARIS SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
PARKERMOON, INC.
PARRIS ROOFING & SHEET METAL COMPANY, INC.
PARTHENON PLUMBING, LLC
PARTNERSHIP FOR FAMILIES, CHILDREN & ADULTS
PASTICHE PARTNERS, LLC
PATH COMPANY LLC
PATH CONSTRUCTION NORTHEAST, INC.
PATHWAYS IN EDUCATION- TENNESSEE
PATTI CORL,OTR.
PAUL BINKLEY CO., INC.
PAUL HASTY & SON PLUMBING CO. INC.
PAVEMENT RESTORATIONS, INC.
PAVE-WELL PAVING COMPANY, INC.
PBG BUILDERS, INC.
PEABODY COLLEGE OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
PEACE BY PIECE ABA THERAPY & BEHAVIORAL SERVICES,LLC
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
PEACE OF MIND CHILD CARE
PEACH STATE ROOFING, INC.
PEACHTREE PROTECTIVE COVERS, INC.
PEARSON BROTHERS CRANE SERVICE
PECO ELECTRIC CO., LLC
PEDAL VALVES, INC.
PEDIATRIC PHYSICAL THERAPY
PEDIATRIC THERAPIES
PEDIATRICS PLUS, INC.
PEER ACADEMY
PEER PLACE
PELLISSIPPI STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PELLISSIPPI STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT
PENHALL COMPANY
PEOPLE'S CHOICE INSURANCE SERVICES INC.
PEPSI MID AMERICA
PEREA ELEMENTARY CHARTER SCHOOL
PEREA PRESCHOOL
PERISCOPE COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES, INC
PERNELL EXCAVATING
PERNELL SERVICES LLC
PERRY CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
PERRY CO. E-911 DISTRICT
PERSONAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC.
PFG LESTER
PHILLIPS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
PHIPPS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
PHOENIX ELECTRIC, LLC.
PHOENIX FIRE ABA
PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES, PA
PICKETT CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
PIECE OF MIND LEARNING CENTER, LLC
PIGEON FORGE FIRE DEPARTMENT
PIGEON FORGE POLICE DEPARTMENT-CP
PINE HAVEN LANDSCAPING
PINEY FLATS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
PINNACLE CONSTRUCTION PARTNERS, LLC
PINSON HOMES
PIONEER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC.
PIPE LINE UTILITY CONTRACTORS, LLC
PLACE OF HOPE, INC
PLATEAU PHYSICAL THERAPY,INC.
PLAY BALL CHILDREN'S THERAPY
PLAY ON COURTS, LLC
PLAYTIME PEDIATRIC THERAPY SERVICES, PLLC
PLEASANT VIEW CHILD CARE CENTER
PLEASANT VIEW CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
PLEASANT VIEW FIRE DEPARTMENT
PLUMBING CONTRACTORS, INC
POLK CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
POOLE PAINTING CONTRACTOR
POPLAR HILL COMPANIES, LLC
PORTER ROOFING CONTRACTORS
PORTER-LEATH- HUMAN RESOURCES
PORTLAND MONTESSORI ACADEMY
PORTLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT- CP
POSITIVE BEHAVIOR SUPPORTS CORPORATION
POSITIVELY LIVING
POST COMMISSION/LEOSA
POST POLICE RECRUIT
POWELL ARCHITECTURE
POWELL BROTHERS CONTRACTING, LLC
POWELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
POWER & GRACE PREPARATORY ACADEMY
POWER OF WORDS THERAPY SERVICES, LLC
POWER SOURCE ELECTRIC, LLC
POWERS TILE & MARBLE
PR CONSTRUCTION, INC.
PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY
PRATER DRYWALL, INC
PRATERS INCORPORATED
PREFERRED GLASS COMPANY
PREMIER BOOK DIRECT
PREMIER CONCRETE PUMPING, INC.
PREMIER FOOD EQUIPMENT SERVICE
PRESBYTERIAN DAY SCHOOL
PRESTIGE SALES, CO., INC.
PRESTON CONSTRUCTION CO.
PREVENTION COALITION FOR SUCCESS, INC.
PRIDE & JOY CHILDREN'S ACADEMY
PRIDE CONCRETE, LLC
PRIEST LAKE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
PRIMER ACADEMIA DE PARA NINOS
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF BRENTWOOD
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF COOL SPRINGS
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF FARRAGUT
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF HENDERSONVILLE
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF MT. JULIET
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF MURFREESBORO
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF NASHVILLE MIDTOWN
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF SPRING HILL
PRIMROSE SCHOOL OF WEST KNOXVILLE
PRIORITY ALARM SERVICES, INC.
PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR LICENSING
PRO CHOICE MASONRY
PRO STEEL COMPANY
PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS INTERIORS, INC.
PROFESSIONAL CARE SERVICES OF WEST TN, INC.
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, INC.
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE INDUSTRIES
PROGRESSION ELECTRIC, LLC
PROGRESSIVE DIRECTIONS, INC.
PROGRESSIVE YOUTH ATHLETICS
PROJECT TRANSITION
PROMETHEAN FOUNDATION
PROMISE ACADEMY
PROMISE CARES, INC.
PROSPECT, INC.
PRO-TECH SECURITY ENGINEERING
PROVIDENCE ACADEMY
PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH
PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
PROVIDENCE COMPANION CARE, LLC
PROVISION ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS & TESTING LLC
PUBLIC ADJUSTERS, TN DEPT. COMM & INS.
PUBLIC BUILDING AUTHORITY
PUCKETT EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES INC.
PUSH 4 J CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC
PUTNAM CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
PUTNAM COUNTY FIRE DEPT
PUTNAM COUNTY GOVERNMENT-CE
QUALITY BUILDERS
QUALITY CEILINGS & FLOORS
QUALITY HANDS HOME HEALTHCARE, INC.
QUALITY MACHINE AND WELDING CO., INC.
QUALITY PLUMBING & MECHANICAL, LLC
QUALITY ROOFING CONTRACTORS
QUALITY ROOFING CONTRACTORS OF SEMO, INC.
QUANTUM ENVIRONMENTAL & ENGINEERING SERVICES, LLC
QUIET OAKS ASSISTED LIVING
QUINN CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
R & S CARPETS, LLC
R. B. WEBB INSULATION CO., INC.
R.C. MATHEWS CONTRACTOR, LLC.
R.D. HERBERT & SONS CO.
R.E. WALLER, INC.
R.F. BECKER CONSTRUCTION, INC.
R.G. ANDERSON COMPANY, INC.
R.LAFFERTY & SON,LLC
RA SHARP CONSTRUCTION
RADCO CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC.
RADCO ELECTRONICS
RADIANT NETWORKS
RAMBOGLASS CO.
RANGER CONSTRUCTION CO. INC.
RAYCO PAINTING, INC.
RAYS CONCRETE SERVICES, INC,
RAYZER SHARP ENT. Inc. dba SENIORS HELPING SENIORS
RCR BUILDING CORPORATION
REA, INC.
REACH MEMPHIS
READ WINDOW PRODUCTS, INC.
REAL ESTATE APPRAISER COMMISSION
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION
RECLAIMING OUR CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY
RED BANK POLICE DEPARTMENT
RED ROBINS ACADEMY OF LEARNING, INC.
REDEEMER CLASSICAL ACADEMY
REDWIRE, LLC
REESE ENTERPRISES, INC.
REESE PRIVATE CARE INC.
REFLECTION RIDING ARBORETUM & NATURE CENTER
REFUGEE EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM
REG BDS-PRIVATE SECURITY GRDS
REGIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME INFORMATION CENTER
REHAB AT YOUR PLACE,LLC.
RELYT CONSTRUCTION, LLC
REMBCO GEOTECHNICAL CONTRACTORS , INC.
RENAES WINDOW TREATMENT, INC.
RENEWED LIVING AT HOME CARE
RENTENBACH CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
RENU CHATTANOOGA, PLLC.
REPUBLIC SCHOOLS
RESCUE 1 GLOBAL
RESOLUTION, INC.
RESP-I-CARE PERSONAL HOME AIDE
RESTORATIVE HEALTH SERVICES INC.
RESTORE LIFE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, PLLC
RESTORING HOPE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
RESURRECTION CATHOLIC SCHOOL
REVIDA RECOVERY CENTERS, LLC.
RG MASONRY, INC.
RHEA CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
RHEA COUNTY ACADEMY
RHEA COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT-CP
RHINO CONSTRUCTION GROUP
RHODES COLLEGE EDUCATION PROGRAM
RICE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
RICH CONSTRUCTION, INC.
RICHARD CITY SPEC SCHOOL DIST.
RICHLAND PLACE SENIOR LIVING CENTER
RICHMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
RIDDELL SPORTS
RIDGEDALE BAPTIST CHURCH
RIGHT AT HOME
RIGHT CARE HOME HEALTH AGENCY
RINKS & ASSOCIATES, INC.
RISE UP
RISK ASSURANCE INSPECTIONS
RITCO, INC.
RIVERDALE KIDDIE LEARNING CENTER
RIVERS EDGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
RIVERVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
ROANE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
ROANE COUNTY ANTI-DRUG COALITION
ROBERT G. CAMPBELL & ASSOCIATES, L.P.
ROBERT J. YOUNG COMPANY, INC.
ROBERT S. BISCAN & COMPANY
ROBERTS STAGE CURTAINS, INC.
ROBERTSON COUNTY CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
ROBERTSON COUNTY JUVENILE COURT
ROBERTSON COUNTY SCHOOLS
ROBIN CARDEN CONSTRUCTION
ROCHELLE CENTER
ROCK CITY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC.
ROCKETOWN OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE
ROCKETSHIP EDUCATION
ROGERS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH- NASHVILLE
ROGER'S GROUP, INC
ROGERSVILLE CITY SCHOOLS
ROMACH, INC.
RONALD FRANKS CONSTRUCTION CO., LLC
RONNIE HOLMES CONSTRUCTION
ROOF CRAFT SYSTEMS, INC.
ROSCOE BROWN, INC.
ROSE EQUIPMENT CO., LLC
ROSS CONSTRUCTION INC
ROSSVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
ROTO ROOTER
ROUSE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
ROY T. GOODWIN CONTRACTORS, INC.
ROYAL ENRICHMENT ACADEMY
ROYAL FAMILY KIDS
RSS ROOFING SERVICES & SOLUTIONS, LLC
RSVP (RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM)
RUBBER WHOLESALERS, INC.
RUFUS JOHNSON ASSOCIATES OF CLARKSVILLE, INC.
RUSSELL AND ABBOTT HEATING AND A/C, INC.
RUSSELL'S PEST CONTROL
RUTHERFORD CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
RUTHERFORD CO. FIRE & RESCUE
RUTHERFORD CO. GOVERNMENT-CE
RUTHERFORD CO. JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER
RUTHERFORD COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CLERK-BB
RYAN REYNOLDS
RYAN STEEL, INC.
S & L STEEL ERECTORS, INC.
S & ME, INC.
S & P INSULATION
S & S ELECTRIC COMPANY
S & W CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC.
S DOUBLE A RANCH
S.B. WHITE CO., INC.
S.M. LAWRENCE COMPANY
SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL SCHOOL
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC SCHOOL
SACRED HEART PRESCHOOL
SACRED HEART SCHOOL
SAFE ENTRY, INC
SAFE FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN
SAFE HARBOR CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
SAFE SPACE
SAFFELL ELECTRIC, LLC
SAICAM PAINTING, LLC
SAIL AWAY LEARNING & ACADEMY
SAIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
SAINT ANN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
SAMARITAN MINISTRIES/PROJECT S.E.E.
SAMMIE GIBBS CONSTRUCTION
SAVAGE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
SAVANNAH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & SUPPLY, INC.
SAVER'S PAINTING & WALLCOVERING, LLC
SCARAB BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES,LLC.
SCHAFFER PLUMBING INC.
SCHOOL FACILITY MANAGEMENT, LLC
SCHOOL SPECIALTY
SCHRADER LANE CHILDCARE CENTER
SCOTT APPALACHIAN INDUSTRIES, INC.
SCOTT CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SCOTT COUNTY FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER
SCOTT COUNTY SHELTER SOCIETY, INC.
SCOTT EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC.
SCOTT LABORATORY SOLUTIONS, LLC
SEAMLESS SYSTEMS
SECOND CHANCE DEVELOPMENTAL TREATMENT CTR.
SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK OF MIDDLE TN, INC.
SECOND STEP,INC.
SECURITY FIRE PROTECTION INC
SEED HOUSE, INC.
SEEDLINGS, LLC.
SELLERS BEHAVIORAL CONSULTING , LLC
SENIOR CONCEPTS, INC.
SENSATIONAL ENLIGHTENMENT
SENSATIONAL KIDS
SENSIBLE CONCRETE WORKS, LLC
SEQUATCHIE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
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SEQUATCHIE VALLEY PHYSICAL THERAPY, LLC
SERENITY CENTERS OF TENNESSEE
SERVALL, LLC
SERVICE MASTER BY KISER
SERVOLUTION HEALTH SERVICES
SESSIONS PAVING COMPANY
SEVIER CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SEWANEE BONNER LEADERS PROGRAM
SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTER
SEYMOUR COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
SH MASONRY
SHADES OF DEVELOPMENT
SHAPING POSITIVE BEHAVIORS, LLC
SHAW & SHANKS ARCHITECTS, PC
SHAWN JONES MASONRY INC.
SHELB COUNTY CRIME VICTIMS & RAPE CRISIS CENTER (CVRCC)
SHELBY CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SHELBY CO. CRIM CRT CLK OFF- SPRV BOND DEPT
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SHELBY CO. SHERIFF'S OFFICE- BTY
SHELBY COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
SHELBY IMAGES
SHELTERING ARMS ASSISTED LIVING
SHELTERING TREE RANCH, INC
SHELTON GENERAL CONTRACTORS
SHENANDOAH BAPTIST ACADEMY
SHOFFNER ACQUISITION CORPORATION, INC.
SHOFFNER MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC.
SHORA FOUNDATION
SHOUN-ALLEN MASONRY, INC.
SIEMENS INDUSTRIES, INC.
SIEMENS INDUSTRY, INC.
SIGN CLUB CO.
SIGN MATTERS, INC.
SIGNAL CENTERS
SIGNATURE FENCE COMPANY
SIGNATURE FUNDRAISING, INC.
SILVERDALE BAPTIST ACADEMY
SIMPLEX GRINNELL
SIMPSON DRYWALL & CONSTRUCTION
SISKEN CHILDRENS INSTITUTE
SISTERLY LOVE HOMECARE SERVICES, LLC.
SITTERS AND MORE OF MIDDLE TN INC.
SITTERS AND MORE OF WEST TN., INC.
SITTERS ON SITE, LLC
SKILLED SERVICES QUALITY CONSTRUCTION, LLC
SKYUKA HALL
SMALL STEPS PRESCHOOL
SMALL WORLD, INC.
SMALLWOOD NICKLE ARCHITECTS PLLC
SMITH CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SMITH ELECTRIC COMPANY
SMITH WELDING & STEEL ERECTORS, LLC
SMITHVILLE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SMITHWOOD LEARNING CENTER
SMOKY MOUNTAIN MONTESSORI, LLC
SNAPOLOGY OF GREATER NASHVILLE
SNYDER SIGNS, INC.
SO CARROLL CO. SPECIAL SCHOOL DIST
SOCCER SHOTS GREATER CHATTANOOGA LLC
SOCCER SHOTS, MEMPHIS TN.
SODDY DAISY POLICE DEPARTMENT-CP
SOLITUDE CORP.
SOLOMON FAMILY SOLUTIONS
SONSHINE PRODUCE COMPANY, INC.
SOS COMPUTERS, LC
SOS COMPUTERS, LLC dba TECHNOLOGY EXPRESS
SOS RETAIL SERVICES, LLC.
SOUND OF TRIUMPH HOME CARE AGENCY
SOUTH CENTRAL HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY
SOUTH CENTRAL TN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
SOUTH COLLEGE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
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SOUTH MEMPHIS FENCE COMPANY,INC.
SOUTHCREST CLINIC
SOUTHEAST CONTRACTORS, LLC
SOUTHEAST ELECTRIC, INC
SOUTHEAST PAINTERS, INC.
SOUTHEAST TENNESSEE DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES, INC.
SOUTHEASTERN CONSTRUCTORS, LLC
SOUTHERN ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
SOUTHERN AVENUE CHARTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SOUTHERN CERAMICS, INC.
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SOUTHERN FACILITY SALES & SERVICE, LLC
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SOUTHERN GREEN LANDSCAPING, LLC
SOUTHERN HANDS QUALITY CARE, INC.
SOUTHERN ROOFING COMPANY
SOUTHERN STAFFING dba NEXTAFF
SOUTHERN STATES ELECTRIC CO.
SOUTHERN TN REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM
SOUTHERN WORD
SOUTHLAND CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
SOUTHWEST TN COMM COLLEGE PUBLIC SAFETY
SOUTHWEST TN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
SPANISH LANGUAGE SOLUTIONS, INC.
SPARKMAN & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, INC.
SPARTA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, INC.
SPEAKING LIFE HEALTHCARE
SPEC PERSONNEL, LLC
SPECIAL CARE INC.
SPECIALIZED SERVICES, UNLIMITED
SPECIALTY ABATEMENT SERVICES, INC.
SPECIALTY COATINGS, INC.
SPECTRUM SCHOOL OF KNOXVILLE
SPEECH PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATES
SPEECH PATHOLOGY SERVICES OF E. TN, LLC
SPEEDPRO IMAGING MEMPHIS EAST
SPORTS FLOORS, INC.
SPRING HILL ACADEMY PRESCHOOL
SPRING HILL FIRE DEPARTMENT
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ST. THERESE THE LITTLE FLOWER SCHOOL
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL PARISH
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STANDARD BUILDERS, INC.
STANDIFER GAP SDA SCHOOL
STANDOUT, LLC
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STANLEY BEST HEATING & AIR, INC.
STANLEY CONVERGENT SECURITY
STANSELL ELECTRIC COMPNAY, INC.
STAR CENTER, INC
STAR EDUCATION, INC.
STARR EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC.
STARR PAINTING
STARR REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
STARS-NASHVILLE
STARS-STUDENTS TAKING A RIGHT STAND
STATE OF TN CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
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STEEL-PLUS, LLC
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STERLING CONSTRUCTION, INC.
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STEWART'S LAWN CARE
STILLWATERS, LLC
STIR UP THE GIFTS CHRISTIAN FAMILY HOME CHILDCARE
STONE STEEL, LLC.
STONES RIVER COMPANIES, LLC
STONES RIVER ELECTRIC, INC.
STOOKSBURY CONSTRUCTION, INC.
STORM SHIELD LIGHTNING PROTECTION
STOSH CONSTRUCTION SERVICE, INC.
STRAIGHT LINE MASONRY
STRATEGIC EQUIPMENT, INC.
STREET HOPE TN/GARLAND OAKS
STREETS MINISTRIES
STRICKLAND ROOFING CO., INC.
STRIVE COLLEGIATE ACADEMY
STRONG WATERPROOFING
STUBBS CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, LLC.
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STUPPY GREENHOUSE SOLUTIONS, INC.
STYLES ROOFING COMPANY, INC
SUCCESS EDUCATIONAL SERVICE
SULLIVAN CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
SULLIVAN CO. SHERIFF'S OFFICE- BOUNTY HUNTERS
SULLIVAN COUNTY FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER
SUMMIT BSR ROOFING, A DIVISION OF FRIZZELL CON.CO.
SUMMIT CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
SUMNER ACADEMY
SUMNER CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
SUMNER COUNTY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CENTER-CP
SUMNER COUNTY SCHOOLS
SUMNER GROUP, INC.
SUN ELECTRIC CO. OF TN, INC.
SUNNY SKY PRODUCTS NA
SUNRISE OF NASHVILLE INC
SUNSHINE DAY SCHOOL
SUPPORT SOLUTIONS OF THE MID-SOUTH, LLC.
SUSANNAH'S HOUSE, INC.
SUSIE BRANNON MCJIMPSEY CENTER, INC.
SUWANNEE MEDICAL PERSONNEL
SWEETWATER CITY SCHOOLS
SWIFT ROOFING, INC.
SYCAMORE ACADEMY LLC
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SYNERGY TREATMENT CENTERS
SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF KNOXVILLE, LLC
SYSCO MEMPHIS, LLC
SYSCO NASHVILLE, LLC
SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS LLC
SYSTEM INTEGRATIONS
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, INC.
T MOBILE USA- NASHVILLE
T.A.R.P, INC
T.R.A.M. ROOFING COMPANY
T.U. PARKS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
TABERNACLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL TNCC63009
TABERNACLE DAYCARE CENTER
TAC AMERICAS, INC.
TAC ENERGY SOLUTIONS
TALK THE TALK THERAPY, LLC.
TALKBACK, INC.
TAP INDUSTRIES, INC.
Taps Administrator
TATE'S SCHOOL OF DISCOVERY
TAYLORS CONCRETE CUTTING SERVICES, LLC
TDOC- BLEDSOE CO. CORRECTIONAL COMPLEX- CP
TDOC- LOIS M. DEBERRY SPECIAL NEEDS FACILITY-CP
TDOC- NORTHEAST CORRECTIONAL COMPL-CP
TDOC- RIVERBEND MAXIMUM SECURITY INSTITUTION-CP
TDOC- TN PRISON FOR WOMEN- CP
TDOC- WEST TN STATE PENITENTIARY-CP
TDOC-MORGAN CO. CORRECTIONAL COMPLEX - CP
TEAM4SUCCESS
TEAMING SOLUTION
TEAMS OF TOMORROW KNOXVILLE
TEEMS & DEMOVILLE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, LLC
TELLICO CONSTRUCTION
TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE CORP DBA DELTA T SERVICE
TEMPLE BAPTIST ACADEMY
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHATTANOOGA, INC.
TEMPLE ISRAEL - ELC
TENN LAWN GROUNDS MANAGEMENT
TENNESSE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER, INC.
TENNESSEE ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC, LLC
TENNESSEE AVENUE CHILDCARE CENTER
TENNESSEE BAPTIST CHILDRENS HOMES, INC
TENNESSEE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TENNESSEE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TENNESSEE CERTIFICATION BOARD, INC.
TENNESSEE CHILDRENS HOME
TENNESSEE CODE ACADEMY
TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY- MORRISTOWN
TENNESSEE COMMUNITY AND COURT SERVICES, INC.
TENNESSEE COMMUNITY COUNSELING SERVICES
TENNESSEE COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY
TENNESSEE CORRECTION ACADEMY-CP
TENNESSEE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, TENNESSEE STATE GUARD
TENNESSEE PROUD CONTRACTORS, LLC
TENNESSEE RESPITE COALITION
TENNESSEE SHEET METAL, INC.
TENNESSEE SKYLINE GLASS, INC.
TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY
TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGY CENTER AT CROSSVILLE
TENNESSEE TILE & MARBLE CO., INC.
TENNESSEE VALLEY EXTERMINATING CO., INC.
TENNESSEE VALLEY METALS, INC.
TENNESSEE VIRTUAL ACADEMY
TENNESSEE WELLNESS CENTER
TENN-KY SPRINKLER CO., INC.
TENNOVA HEALTHCARE CLEVELAND
TERRY BELL CONSTRUCTION LLC
TERRY GLASS GENERAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
TERRY HENDERSON LANDSCAPING
TEST FOR TAPS
TFC INC. CLARKSVILLE FENCING
THACKSTON SCHOOL
THE BUTTERFLY CENTER
THE ADOPTION PLACE, INC.
THE ARC MID-SOUTH
THE ARC OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
THE BAPTISTE GROUP, LLC
THE BEHAVIOR PROS, LLC.
THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF GREENEVILLE AND GREENE CO
THE BRIDGE OF WEST TENNESSEE, INC.
THE BROOK CENTER THERAPY SOLUTIONS, LLC
THE CENTER FOR FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
THE CHILDREN'S HOUSE OF NASHVILLE, INC.
THE CHURCH AT THE WELL
THE CITY OF DICKSON
THE CLASSICAL ACADEMY
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL OF MEMPHIS
THE COMFORT GROUP, INC., ANDREA MASSINGILL
THE CONWAY CLINIC
THE COVENANT SCHOOL
THE CROWN COLLEGE, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
THE DANIEL COMPANY, INC. (DANCO)
THE DIOCESE OF WEST TENNESSEE
THE DOWNTOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
THE EDISON SCHOOL
THE EPISCOPAL SCHOOL OF NASHVILLE
THE EXCHANGE CLUB/HOLLAND J. STEPHENS CENTER
THE F.I.N.D. DESIGN
THE FAMILY CENTER
THE FARM SCHOOL
THE FIRST TEE OF GREATER KNOXVILLE
THE FLOORING SOURCE, INC.
THE FORGE SCHOOL
THE GATHERING OF JACKSON
THE GENTLEMEN AND LADIES ACADEMY
THE H.O.P.E. CENTER, INC.- 10TH JUDICIAL DIST. CAC
THE HEALING ARTS RESEARCH TRAINING CENTER
THE HENRY CENTER
THE INFLUENCE1 FOUNDATION CITY UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS
THE KING'S ACADEMY
THE LEMOYNE OWEN COLLEGE
THE LEWIS GROUP ARCHITECTS, INC. P.C
THE LIGHTING SOURCE COMPANY INC.
The M and S Funhouse
THE MARIA MONTESSORI SCHOOL
THE MARTIN CHURCH OF CHRIST
THE MARY PARRISH CENTER
THE MIDDLE PATH, LLC
THE MIRIAM CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
THE MONTESSORI SCHOOL
THE MONTESSORI SCHOOL OF DONELSON
THE NEW ENGLAND WOOD LOCKER, CO.
THE PALACE CARE AND REHAB
THE PARENT COMPANY, INC.
THE PATRICIA HALL TALBOTT LEGACY CENTERS, LLC.
THE PIPE DOCTOR, LLC
THE REFUGE CENTER FOR COUNSELING
THE RENFREW CENTER OF TENNESSEE
THE RICHLI GROUP , LLC
THE ROSS CENTER
THE SEED PROGRAM
THE SERVICEMASTER COMPANY
THE SETTLEMENT PRESCHOOL AND KINDGARTEN
THE SPEECH & HEARING CENTER
THE SPEECH LANGUAGE READING CENTER, PLLC
THE SPEECH, LANGUAGE & LEARNING CENTER, LLC.
THE SUMMIT AT HOME
THE SUMMIT PREPARATORY ACADEMY
THE TEACH GROUP, LLC
THE TEDDER COMPANY, LLC
THE THERAPY CENTER OF HENDERSONVILLE
THE WAKEFIELD CORPORATION
THE WEBB SCHOOL
THE WORKMAN COMPANY, INC.
THEORIA MEDICAL PLLC
THERAPEUTIC REHAB SERVICES
THERAPY AND LEARNING- WEST TN
THERAPY WORKS, LLC.
THERMAL BALANCE, INC.
THOMAS CALDWELL, ARCHITECT
THOMAS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.
THOMAS GLASS COMPANY, INC.
THOMAS J. TURNER & ASSOCIATES, INC.
THOMAS MILLER & PARTNERS, PLLC
THOMAS R.HICKS CONSTRUCTION
THOMCRETE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
THOMPSON ELECTRIC, INC
THOMPSON GUNSMITH
THP- CHATTANOOGA- 2ND DIST
THP- COOKEVILLE- 6TH DIST
THP- FALL BRANCH- 5TH DIST
THP- JACKSON- 8TH DIST
THP- KNOXVILLE- 1ST DIST
THP- MEMPHIS- 4TH DIST
THP- NASHVILLE- 3RD DIST
THP-LAWRENCEBURG-7TH DIST LT KELLEY
THRIVE THERAPY, PLLC
THY, INC.
TIARA'S HAVEN, INC.
TIBBETTS ELECTRICAL SERVICES, INC.
TILE SHOP, INC
TIM FERGUSON PLUMBING, AIR AND ELECTRIC
TIM JURISIN PLUMBING
TIME CONSTRUCTION, INC.
TIPTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
TIPTON CO. SCHOOL SYSTEM
TIPTON COUNTY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS DISTRICT- CP
TIPTON-ROSEMARK ACADEMY
TLC PRO ROOFING,LLC
T-LOWE SENIOR HOME CARE
TN AUTISM CONSULTING & THERAPY, LLC
TN BAPTIST ADULT HOME,INC.
TN CHRISTIAN PREPARATORY SCHOOL
TN DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
TN DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
TN DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION
TN DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY- RETIRED TROOPERS LEOSA
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TN DEPT OF HEALTH, BUREAU OF LIC & REG
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TN DEPT. OF FINANCIAL INST- TRUST COMPANIES
TN DEPT. OF FINANCIAL INST.- RONALD ROGERS-SIRTEN
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TN SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
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TN.DEPT OF HUMAN SERVICES FEDERAL TAX INFORMATION
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TOLLEY & LOWE, INC
TOM BRUNTON MASONRY, INC.
TOM MOYER CARPENTRY
TONY HAWKINS THE ARTIST
TOP CHILDCARE
TOP REHAB SERVICES, INC.
TOTAL BUILDING MAINTENANCE, INC.
TOTAL DEMOLITION SERVICES, INC.
TOTAL HVAC & PLUMBING
TOTS IN TRAINING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL
TOWERING OAKS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
TOWN OF HUNTINGDON- ME
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TOWN OF SMYRNA- MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
TOWN OF SPRING CITY-BP
TOWN OF STANTON- MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
TPS CONSTRUCTION, INC.
TRADEBE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, LLC
TRADEMARK OF VA. INC.
TRADES UNLIMITED
TRANE/ KINGSPORT TN
TRANE-TENNESSEE DISTRICT
TRANSFORMATIONS AUTISM TREATMENT CENTER
TRAVIS ELECTRICAL SERVICE, LLC
TREE OF LIFE D.I.D. SERVICES INC.
TREE OF LIFE HOMECARE, LLC
TREE OF LIFE RESIDENTIAL CARE, LLC.
TRENTON HOUSING AUTHORITY
TRENTON SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
TREVECCA NAZARENE UNIV -SCHOOL OF ED.
TREVECCA NAZARENE UNIV. SPORT SCIENCE
TRIANGLE ACOUSTICAL INC.
TRI-CITIES BEHAVIORAL THERAPY LLC
TRI-CITIES CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS, INC.
TRI-COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH
TRI-COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CTR., CORP.
TRI-COUNTY ROOFING COMPANY
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TRINITY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
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TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
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TRIPLE S CONTRACTING, INC.
TRIPLE STEEL, LLC
TRISTAR DIGITAL CONNECTIONS, LLC
TRISTAR MECHANICAL, LLC
TRI-STAR PHOTOGRAPHY
TRI-STATE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
TRI-STATE COMPLETE CHEMICAL & PAPER, INC.
TRI-STATE INSULATION COMPANY
TRI-STATE SPRINKLER CORPORATION
TRM CONSTRUCTION, LLC
TROJAN LABOR
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TROUSDALE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
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TRUE-LINE CORING & CUTTING
TRUE-LINE CORING & CUTTING-NASHVILLE, LLC
TSU- TESS
TSU-OFFICE OF EVENTS MANAGEMENT& CONFERENCE SERVICES
TTL, INC.
TULIP HILL RECOVERY
TULL BROTHERS INC.
TULLAHOMA CITY SCHOOLS
TULLAHOMA FLOOR COVERING & SUPPLY, INC.
TULLAHOMA PEDIATRIC THERAPY, LLC.
TURF MANAGERS, LLC
TURNER HOLDINGS, LLC
TURNER ROOFING, CO.
TURNING POINT HOME HEALTH, INC
TUSCULUM COLLEGE TEACHER ED PROGRAM
TUSCULUM UNIVERSITY EDUCATION DEPT.
TUTORING UNLIMITED, LLC
TWO RIVERS ELECTRIC & MECHANICAL,INC.
TWO RIVERS ROOFING, INC.
TYCO INTEGRATED SECURITY
U.S. FOOD SERVICE
UNDERGROUND LOCATORS OF NASHVILLE, INC.
UNDERGROUND PIPE AND CONSTRUCTION, LLC
UNICOI CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
UNIFIRST CORPORATION
UNION CITY BOE
UNION CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
UNION UNIVERSITY TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM
UNISTAR-SPARCO COMPUTERS, INC.
UNITED ACOUSTICAL COMPANY, INC.
UNITED CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
UNITED CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
UNITED ELEVATOR SERVICES, LLC
UNITED MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL, INC.
UNITED PROPANE GAS, INC.
UNITED SERVICES, INC.
UNITED STATES OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
UNITED TESTING AND BALANCING,INC
UNITED WAY OF GREATER CHATTANOOGA
UNITY CHURCH OF TRI-CITIES
UNIV. OF TN CHATTANOOGA, SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
UNIVERSAL CONTRACTORS, LLC
UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS, INC.
UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS
UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE- HUMAN RESOURCES
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT-CP
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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, DEPT OF NUTRITION
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UNIVERSITY OF TN CHATTANOOGA-SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF JACKSON
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NASHVILLE ATTN BETH THORNBURG
UPLAND DESIGN GROUP, INC.
UPPER CUMBERLAND CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
UPPER CUMBERLAND DEV. DISTRICT
UPPER EAST TN HUMAN DEV. AGENCY, INC.
UPPER EAST TN REGIONAL JUVENILE DETENTION CTR.
URBAN LEAGUE OF GREATER CHATTANOOGA
US FOODS-MEMPHIS
UT CENTER OF COMMUNITY CAREER EDUCATION
UT COLLEGE OF EDU-HEALTH & HUMAN SCIENCES
UT Department of Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sport Studies
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UT PEDIATRIC LANGUAGE CLINIC
UTM INFANT STIMULATION PROGRAM
V & V CONSTRUCTION, LLC
VALLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
VALLEY MASONRY, INC.
VAN BUREN CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
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VANDERBILT CENTER FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH SOLUTIONS
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER, HR
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
VARIA, LLC
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VEGA CORPORATION OF TENNESSEE
VERA INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION, LLC
VERITAS COLLEGE PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL
VERY GOOD COMPANY,LLC dba RIGHT AT HOME
VESTA HOUSING SOLUTIONS, LLC
VIC DAVIS CONSTRUCTION, INC.
VICTORIOUS FAMILY CARE CENTER
VICTORY BAPTIST ACADEMY
VILLAGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
VILLAGE CO-OP
VILLAGE ROOFING CO., INC.
VILLAGES CHILD DEVELOPMENT, LLC.
VINE AND BRANCH, LLC
VINTAGE CONSTRUCTION
VIOLETTE ARCHITECTURE/ INTERIOR DESIGN
VIRCO, INC.
VIRTUE QUEST INC
VISION COORDINATION SVCS, INC
VISION PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL
VISONARY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
VIVID1 ARCHITECTURE, LLC
VOLUNTEER BUILDING SYSTEMS, LLC
VOLUNTEER MASONRY
VOLUNTEER TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS, LLC
VOLUNTEER TREATMENT CENTER
VREELAND ENGINEERS, INCORPORATED
W & O CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
W. CARROLL SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
W.W. PLUMBING CO., INC.
WADE DORTCH ROOFING, LLC
WADE ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.
WADESCAPES
WALKER ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC
WALKER INTERIORS, LLC.
WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY
WALTERS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE- TEACHER EDUCATION
WARD CONTRACTING COMPANY
WARNERS ATHLETIC CONSTRUCTION, LLC
WARREN CO. BOE
WARREN INSULATION, LLC
WARREN MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS, INC.
WASCO, INC. & SUBSIDIARIES
WASHINGTON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
WASTE MANAGEMENT OF TENNESSEE-KNOXVILE
WATER CONTROL ROOFING CO., INC.
WATER MANAGEMENT, INC.
WATERPROOFING SYSTEMS, INC.
WATERTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
WATSON GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
WATSON MASONRY
WAUFORD AIR CONDITIONING, INC.
WAVES, INC.
WAYNE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
WEAKLEY CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
WEARS VALLEY RANCH
WEAVER'S STRUCTURAL STEEL, INC.
WEBB BROTHERS MASONRY CONTRACTOR, INC.
WEBB PLUMBING, HEATING, & ELECTRIC, CORP.
WEBCON, INC
WEBER ASSOCIATES, INC.
WEE MOBILE LLC
WEHBY PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY, INC.
WELCH COLLEGE TEACHER EDUCATION
WELL CHILD,INC.- HUMAN RESOURCES
WELLSPRING BUILDERS INC
WELLSPRING BUILDERS, INC.
WEST END ACADEMY, INC.
WEST END KINDERGARTEN
WEST HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH
WEST ROOFING SYSTEMS, GA
WEST TENNESSEE FAMILY SOLUTIONS
WEST TENNESSEE HEARING AND SPEECH CENTER
WEST TN SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
WESTCARE,INC.
WESTERN GOVERNORS UNIVERSITY
WESTMINSTER ACADEMY
WESTON PAVING COMPANY, INC.
WESTWOOD DAY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
WHALEY AND SONS, INC.
WHALEY CONSTRUCTION
WHITE & ASSOCIATES HOME ASSISTANCE- ATTN LORI
WHITE CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
WHITE COUNTY E-911 CONTRACT PERSONNEL
WHITE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
WHITE HOUSE POLICE DEPARTMENT- CP
WHITE STONE ACADEMY
WHITESTONE HEALTHCARE, LLC
WHITT COMPANY, INC.
WHOLE CHILD LEARNING COMPANY KNOXVILLE
WILBUR CAMPBELL BACKHOE & DOZER SERVICES, INC.
WILCO SERVICES, LLC
WILDER CONTRACTING, LLC.
WILLIAMS MECHANICAL, LLC
WILLIAMS RESTORATION & WATERPROOFING, INC.
WILLIAMSON CO. BOARD OF EDUCATION
WILLIAMSON CO. CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
WILLIAMSON CO. EMERGENCY MGMT- FP
WILLIAMSON COUNTY CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
WILLOW OAK CENTER FOR ARTS & LEARNING
WILSON CO. EMERGENCY COMM. DISTRICT
WILSON CO. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
WILSON CO. GOVERNMENT
WILSON CO. SCHOOLS
WILSON CONSTRUCTION GROUP, LLC
WILSON COUNTY CASA
WINCHESTER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
WINDLE HVAC SERVICES
WINDOW CITY, INC.
WINGS ADULT SERVICES
WM CLARK ALZ CARE
WOLFE FIRESTOP, LLC
WOLVERINE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
WONDERLIGHT THERAPY, LLC
WOODBINE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION
WOODLAND PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL, INC.
WOODS PAINT COMPANY INC.
WORD OF FAITH CHRISTIAN CHILDCARE & ACADEMY
WORKFORCE ESSENTIALS, INC.
WORTHAM MASONRY
WRIGHT CONTRACTING, INC.
X O COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
XEROX CORPORATE SECURITY
YMCA OF METROPOLITAN CHATTANOOGA
YOUNG SCHOLARS/FSSD
YOUNG TECHNOLOGIES
YOUTH ENGINEERED SUCCESS
YOUTH TOWN OF TENNESSEE, INC. - DEBBIE COOK
YWCA NETN AND SWVA
YWCA OF BRISTOL
YWCA OF KNOXVILLE
ZAYO GROUP, LLC
ZELLNER CONSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC
ZION CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
ATTACH MENT C
City
MEMPHIS
To1al
29070
Avg/Month
2423
NASHVILLE 23211 1934
KNOXVILLE 13906 1 159
CHATIANOOGA 1 1489 957
MURFREESBORO 7203 600
JACKSON 7128 594
CLARKSVILLE
JOHNSON CITY
65??
4887
548
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MORRISTOWN 4626 366
SPRING HILL 4474 373
COOKEVILLE 4306 359
GALLATIN 3756 313
KINGSPORT 3444 287
Franklin 3400 283
Maryville 3367 261
GREENBRIAR 3285 274
LEBANON 2805 234
Cleveland 2659 222
Farragut 2277 190
LENOIR CITY 2.056 171
Cordova 1964 164
HARRIMAN 1963 164
ATHENS 1957 163
DICKSON 1745 145
COVINGTON 1737 145
Sevierville 1712 143
Elizabethton 1553 129
UNION CITY 1553 129
MCKENZIE 1489 124
Crossville 1349 112
WINCHESTER 1327 1 11
DYERSBURG 1117 93
LAWRENCEBURG 1036 86
SHELBYVILLE 953 79
COLUMBIA 938 78
BRISTOL 890 74
TAZWELL 787 66
ROGERSVILLE 731 61
Old Hickory 712 59
Lewisburg 546 46
FAYEITEVILLE 520 43
HOHENWALD 514 43
Savannah 400 33
JEFFERSON CITY 397 33
CAMDEN 344 29
RED BOILING SPRIN( 195 16
Somerville 150 13
DAYTON 145 12
West Memphis 55 5
• An applicant with a disqualifying out-of-state arrest applied for a teachercertificate and persuaded a student to provide the applicant her finger-prints. The fingerprints were submitted and the applicant was able toobtain a teaching certificate. The student subsequently was arrestedand the fingerprints hit on her own fingerprints that were in the staterap back system. When the Department of Education received the rapback notification, they discovered that the mug shot did not match theteacher enrolled in rap back. An investigation revealed identity fraudand the case was turned over for criminal prosecution of both theteacher applicant and the student. In this instance rap back preventeda disqualified individual from having continued access to a vulnerablepopulation.
2. The following scenario illustrates how an applicant attempted to cir-cumvent the fingerprinting process in order to obtain a position oftrust, but due to the vigilance of the fingerprinting vendor, the hiringagency was able to successfully prevent the individual from obtainingthe position.
• An individual applied for a health care worker position. Due to thefact that she had a criminal history record, she requested her room-mate be fingerprinted on her behalf. Unbeknownst to her, the room-mate also had a record. However, the fingerprinting agency verifiedthe applicant’s identification and determined that the photo/biographicidentification did not match the applicant’s identity. The fingerprintvendor notified the Department of Health (DPH) that the applicantdid not match the identification submitted. Subsequently, both the ap-plicant and the individual that agreed to submit the false fingerprintswere arrested and charged. Due to verification of the identification, the DPH was able to detect fingerprint fraud and prevent a convictedfelon from obtaining a position of trust as a health care worker.
Federal Legislation and Other Documents Pertinent to this Guide:
34 U.S.C. § 40316 (formerly cited as 42 U.S.C. § 14616)
Public Law 109-13, also referred to as the REAL ID Act (The Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Act for Defense,the Global War on Terror, and Tsunami Relief Act, May 11, 2005)
HSPD-12 (Homeland Security Presidential Directive - 12)
Revised 2014 by the National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact Council
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Attachment D
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The National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact Council (Com-pact Council) is a15-member body of local, state, and federal govern-
mental officials which prescribes system rules and procedures for the effective and proper operation of the Interstate Identification Index (III) for noncriminal justice purposes.
In recent years, the demand for fingerprint-based background checks for noncriminal justice purposes has increased. Fingerprinting agencies and contractors alike have expressed concern that applicants with a criminal history record may have someone pose as the applicant for fingerprinting purposes. In response to these concerns, the Compact Council prepared this guide for voluntary use in the development of policy, procedures, and practices for applicant identity verification.
Factors to consider
(For the purpose of this guide, “agency” will refer to any agency or contractor responsible for the capture and/or submission of
fingerprints for noncriminal justice purposes.)
In the course of establishing an identity verification program, agencies may choose to consider the following factors:
• Clearly define and document policy, procedure, and practices. Document what is to be accomplished and how it is to be performed.
• Review current business policy, procedure, and practices regarding verification, training, legal obligations, and privacy implications that may be incorporated into a program.
• Develop an understanding of the use of various biometric-based systems.
Preliminary considerations
Coordination with the State Repository
Since the state repository manages the processing of fingerprint submissions to the FBI, it is suggested that appropriate coordination and liaison be estab-lished at that level as a preliminary step toward an identity verification program.
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E. Implement the use of form(s), which may include the:
1. Date of fingerprinting 2. Reason for fingerprinting 3. Printed name, signature, and/or identification number of
the employee taking the fingerprints 4. Name of employee’s supervisor 5. Supervisor’s signature 6. Address of agency to receive fingerprints 7. Name of agency and physical address where fingerprinting
was performed 8. Type of fingerprint capture (rolled ink, flat ink, live scan, etc.) 9. Applicant’s consent for fingerprinting 10. Type of ID verified (Driver’s License #/State/Expiration Date)
For further information, please visit the Compact Council website at:
www.fbi.gov/services/cjis/compact-council
FingerPrint Fraud scenarios
1. The following scenarios illustrate how an applicant attempted and suc-cessfully circumvented the fingerprinting process in order to obtain a position of trust and the importance of verifying the individual’s identity, as well as maintaining the chain-of-custody:
• An individual applied for, and successfully obtained, a position of trust as a teacher within a school district, after having another in-dividual go to the sheriff’s office and provide his fingerprints. The prospective teacher also utilized his father’s name, which was the same as his. The fingerprints were subsequently submitted to the State Identifica-tion Bureau for a background check. Two years later, the falsified finger-prints were discovered when the teacher was arrested for criminal tres-pass and window peeping. It was also discovered the teacher had a prior arrest and conviction for simple assault and a sexual battery arrest which resulted in a misdemeanor assault conviction. As a result, the individual’s employment was terminated. Subsequently, the individual who had sub-mitted the falsified fingerprints was also arrested for fraudulent activity.
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Fingerprinter Certification
Another preliminary consideration for states may be the enacting of a state statute establishing a certification process that qualifies the employ-ees capturing the applicant’s fingerprints. Additionally, if the statute were compliant with Public Law 92-544, a state and federal fingerprint-based background check could be performed on the individuals certified to take fingerprints.
Policy, Procedures, and Practices
In developing an identity verification program, the Compact Council sug-gests establishing written policy, procedures, and practices. The following guide may be helpful in the process.
• Determine Policy, Procedures, and Practices
• Create an Identification Validation Guide
• Create Chain of Custody Procedures
Determine Policy, Procedures and Practices
Policy, Procedures, and Practices may include:
A. Training in the capture of fingerprints (rolled or flats, and hard copy or livescan).
B. Certification of employees performing duties under the scope of the identity verification program, which may include recog-nizing and validating authorized identification forms, identification documents, and source documents for identity confirmation.
C. Security considerations:
1. Train employees to recognize and properly utilize the se-curity features of the various forms of identification pre-sented. These features include biometric like photographs and machine-readable technology such as magnetic strips and 2D/3D barcodes.
2. Assign a unique identification number to each employee to be included with each fingerprint submission.
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• Check the applicant’s signature in person with that on the identification form.
• Ensure that the identification form has not been altered in any manner.
• If available, verify that the machine readable data matches the data on the card when it is scanned.
When an agency has a reason to believe an applicant has presented fraudulent information, agency personnel
should contact local law enforcement. No attempt should be made to detain or pursue the person.
create chain oF custody Procedures
An agency may employ a process to protect the integrity of the applicant’s fingerprints when they are forwarded to the state identification bureau and/or the FBI. The following information provides a guide to developing a chain of custody process:
A. Establish provisions for the agency to manage both manually and electronically captured fingerprints.
B. Establish an agency tracking system (applicant log) using the employee’s name or some other method of identifying the in-dividual capturing the fingerprints and verifying the applicant’s identity.
C. Establish procedures that document the type(s) of identifica-tion used by the applicant.
D. When possible, electronic fingerprint submissions should be used, thus eliminating the return of the fingerprint card to the applicant. However, in those instances when the fingerprints must be returned to the applicant, the agency should establish procedures that use specially sealed envelopes, agency specific stamps, etc. when forwarding the applicant’s manually captured fingerprints.
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Create an Identification Validation Guide
PrimaryandSecondaryIdentification
Currently most agencies request some type of photo identification card as one method for verifying an individual’s identity. The Compact Council suggests agencies accept only current, valid, and unexpired photo identi-fication documents.
As a primary form of photo identification, the following documents may be presented by an applicant when being fingerprinted:
• State-issued driver’s license*
• U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card
• Federal Government Personal Identity Verification Card (PIV)
• Uniformed Services Identification Card
• Department of Defense Common Access Card
• Foreign Passport with Appropriate Immigration Document(s)
• USCIS - Permanent Resident Card (I-551)
• USCIS - Employment Authorization Card (I-766)
• Federal, state, or local government agency ID card with photograph
• U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Card
• Canadian driver’s license
* For those applicants without a driver’s license, a state identification card may be pre-
sented if the state’s identification card standards are the same as for the driver’s license.
However, in the absence of a primary identification, applicants may provide at least 2 secondary identification documents including:
• State Government Issued Certificate of Birth • U.S. Tribal or Bureau of Indian Affairs Identification Card • Native American tribal document • Social Security Card • Court Order for Name Change/Gender Change/
Adoption/Divorce
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• Marriage Certificate (Government Certificate Issued) • U.S. Government Issued Consular Report of Birth Abroad • Draft record • School ID with photograph • Certificate of Citizenship (N-560) • Replacement Certificate of Citizenship (N-561) • Certificate of Naturalization (N-550) • Replacement Certificate of Naturalization (N-570)
SecondaryIdentificationDataSupportDocuments
When validating the authenticity of secondary identification documents and forms, the data and information may be supported by at least two of the following current documents:
• Utility Bill (Address) • Jurisdictional Voter Registration Card • Vehicle Registration Card/Title • Paycheck Stub with Name/Address* • Jurisdictional Public Assistance Card • Spouse/Parent Affidavit
* Financial information may be redacted by the individual.
AdditionalIdentificationDataSupportMethods
To further support the validation of the original identification documents, the agency may choose any or all of the following methods to validate the authenticity of the documents:
• Physically examine the applicant’s photo on the identification form/card. Visually compare the photo with the applicant in person.
• Compare the physical descriptors of the applicant to the docu-mentation provided by the applicant (i.e. height, weight, hair and eye color, age, etc.).
• Request the applicant to verbally provide date of birth, address, etc., and check this against the identification forms used.
ATTACHMENT E
National Crime Prevention
and Privacy Compact Council
Security and
Management Control
Outsourcing Standard
for Non-Channelers
Approved by the Council on
May 16, 2018
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SECURITY and MANAGEMENT CONTROL OUTSOURCING STANDARD for
NON-CHANNELERS
The goal of this document is to provide adequate security and integrity for
criminal history record information (CHRI) while under the control or management of an
outsourced third party, the Contractor. Adequate security is defined in Office of
Management and Budget Circular A-130 as “security commensurate with the risk and
magnitude of harm resulting from the loss, misuse, or unauthorized access to or
modification of information.”
The intent of this Security and Management Control Outsourcing Standard
(Outsourcing Standard) is to require that the Contractor maintain a security program
consistent with federal and state laws, regulations, and standards (including the FBI
Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy) as well as with rules,
procedures, and standards established by the Compact Council and the United States
Attorney General.
This Outsourcing Standard identifies the duties and responsibilities with
respect to adequate internal controls within the contractual relationship so that the
security and integrity of the Interstate Identification Index (III) System and CHRI are not
compromised. The standard security program shall include consideration of site security,
dissemination restrictions, personnel security, system security, and data security.
The provisions of this Outsourcing Standard are established by the
Compact Council pursuant to 28 CFR Part 906 and are subject to the scope of that rule.
They apply to all personnel, systems, networks, and facilities supporting and/or acting on
behalf of the Authorized Recipient to perform noncriminal justice administrative
functions requiring access to CHRI without a direct connection to the FBI CJIS Wide
Area Network (WAN).
1.1 Definitions
1.2 Access to CHRI means to view or make use of CHRI obtained from the III
System but excludes direct access to the III System by computer terminal or
other automated means by Contractors other than those that may be
contracted by the FBI or state criminal history record repositories or as
provided by Title 34, United States Code (U.S.C.), Section 40314 (b),
(formally cited as 42 U.S.C. § 14614(b)).
1.3 Authorized Recipient means (1) a nongovernmental entity authorized by
federal statute or federal executive order to receive CHRI for noncriminal
justice purposes, or (2) a government agency authorized by federal statute,
federal executive order, or state statute which has been approved by the
United States Attorney General to receive CHRI for noncriminal justice
purposes.
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1.4 Chief Administrator means the primary administrator of a Nonparty State’s
criminal history record repository or a designee of such administrator who
is a regular full-time employee of the repository, which is also referred to as
the State Identification Bureau (SIB) Chief.
1.5 CHRI, as referred to in Article I(4) of the Compact, means information
collected by criminal justice agencies on individuals consisting of
identifiable descriptions and notations of arrests, detentions, indictments, or
other formal criminal charges, and any disposition arising therefrom,
including acquittal, sentencing, correctional supervision, or release; but
does not include identification information such as fingerprint records if
such information does not indicate involvement of the individual with the
criminal justice system.
1.6 Criminal History Record Check, for purposes of this Outsourcing Standard
only, means an authorized noncriminal justice fingerprint-based search of a
state criminal history record repository and/or the FBI system.
1.7 Compact Officer, as provided in Article I(2) of the Compact, means (A)
with respect to the Federal Government, an official [FBI Compact Officer]
so designated by the Director of the FBI [to administer and enforce the
compact among federal agencies], or (B) with respect to a Party State, the
chief administrator of the State’s criminal history record repository or a
designee of the chief administrator who is a regular full-time employee of
the repository.
1.8 Contractor means a government agency, a private business, non-profit
organization or individual, that is not itself an Authorized Recipient with
respect to the particular noncriminal justice purpose, who has entered into a
contract with an Authorized Recipient to perform noncriminal justice
administrative functions requiring access to CHRI.
1.9 Dissemination means the disclosure of III CHRI by an Authorized
Recipient to an authorized Contractor, or by the Contractor to another
Authorized Recipient consistent with the Contractor’s responsibilities and
with limitations imposed by federal and state laws, regulations, and
standards as well as rules, procedures, and standards established by the
Compact Council and the United States Attorney General.
1.10 Identity History Summary (IdHS), for the purposes of this Outsourcing
Standard, means the report of all identification, demographic, and event
information (criminal and/or civil) within a Next Generation Identification
(NGI) Identity record which may be disseminated to an Authorized
Recipient contingent upon legislation and federal regulations. The IdHS
contains the criminal justice information associated with criminal
fingerprint (i.e., “rap sheets”) and/or noncriminal justice information
associated with the civil fingerprints, therefore the existence of an IdHS
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alone does not reflect criminal history events on that NGI Identity. This
term is unique to NGI and is not intended to affect other agencies’ use of
the term “rap sheet” to describe reports of information in their identification
repositories.
1.11 Noncriminal Justice Administrative Functions means the routine
noncriminal justice administrative functions relating to the processing of
CHRI, to include but not limited to the following: 1. Making fitness determinations/recommendations
2. Obtaining missing dispositions
3. Disseminating CHRI as authorized by Federal statute, Federal
Executive Order, or State statute approved by the United States
Attorney General
4. Other authorized activities relating to the general handling, use, and
storage of CHRI
1.12 Noncriminal Justice Purposes, as provided in Article I(18) of the Compact,
means uses of criminal history records for purposes authorized by federal
or state law other than purposes relating to criminal justice activities,
including employment suitability, licensing determinations, immigration
and naturalization matters, and national security clearances.
1.13 Outsourcing Standard means a document approved by the Compact
Council after consultation with the United States Attorney General which is
to be incorporated by reference into a contract between an Authorized
Recipient and a Contractor. This Outsourcing Standard authorizes access
to CHRI for noncriminal justice purposes, limits the use of the information
to the purposes for which it is provided, prohibits retention and/or
dissemination except as specifically authorized, ensures the security and
confidentiality of the information, provides for audits and sanctions,
provides conditions for termination of the contract, and contains such other
provisions as the Compact Council may require.
1.14 Personally Identifiable Information (PII) means information which can be
used to distinguish or trace an individual’s identity, such as name, social
security number, or biometric records, alone or when combined with other
personal or identifying information which is linked or linkable to a specific
individual, such as date and place of birth, or mother’s maiden name.
1.15 Physically Secure Location means a facility or an area, a room, or a group
of rooms, within a facility with both the physical and personnel security
controls sufficient to protect CHRI and associated information systems.
1.16 PII Breach means the loss of control, compromise, unauthorized disclosure,
unauthorized acquisition, unauthorized access or any similar term referring
to situations where persons other than the authorized users, and for other
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than authorized purposes, have access or potential access to PII, whether
physical or electronic.
1.17 Positive Identification, as provided in Article I(20) of the Compact, means a
determination, based upon a comparison of fingerprints1
or other equally reliable biometric identification techniques, that the subject of a record search is the same person as the subject of a criminal history record or
records indexed in the III System. Identifications based solely upon a comparison of subjects’ names or other non-unique identification
characteristics or numbers, or combinations thereof, shall not constitute positive identification.
1.18 Public Carrier Network means a telecommunications infrastructure
consisting of network components that are not owned, operated, and
managed solely by the agency using that network, i.e., any
telecommunications infrastructure which supports public users other than
those of the agency using that network. Examples of a public carrier
network include but are not limited to the following: Dial-up and Internet
connections, network connections to Verizon, network connections to
AT&T, ATM Frame Relay clouds, wireless networks, wireless links, and
cellular telephones. A public carrier network provides network services to
the public; not just to the single agency using that network.
1.19 Security Violation means the failure to prevent or failure to institute
safeguards to prevent access, use, retention, or dissemination of CHRI in
violation of: (A) Federal or state law, regulation, or Executive Order; or
(B) a rule, procedure, or standard established by the Compact Council and
the United States Attorney General.
2.1 Responsibilities of the Authorized Recipient
2.2 Prior to engaging in outsourcing any noncriminal justice administrative
functions, the Authorized Recipient shall: (a) Request and receive written
permission from (1) the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator2
or (2)
1 The Compact Council currently defines positive identification for noncriminal justice
purposes as identification based upon a qualifying ten-rolled or qualifying ten-flat
fingerprint submission. Further information concerning positive identification may be
obtained from the FBI Compact Council office.
2The Compact Officer/Chief Administrator may not grant such permission unless he/she has
implemented a combined state/federal audit program to, at a minimum, triennially audit a
representative sample of the Contractors and Authorized Recipients engaging in outsourcing
with the first of such audits to be conducted within one year of the date the Contractor first
receives CHRI under the approved outsourcing agreement. A representative sample will be
based on generally accepted statistical sampling methods.
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the FBI Compact Officer3; and (b) provide the State Compact Officer/Chief
Administrator or the FBI Compact Officer copies of the specific authority
for the outsourced work, criminal history record check requirements, and/or
a copy of relevant portions of the contract as requested.
2.3 The Authorized Recipient shall execute a contract or agreement prior to
providing a Contractor access to CHRI. The contract shall, at a minimum,
incorporate by reference and have appended thereto this Outsourcing
Standard.
2.4 The Authorized Recipient shall, in those instances when the Contractor is to
perform duties requiring access to CHRI, specify the terms and conditions
of such access; limit the use of such information to the purposes for which
it is provided; limit retention of the information to a period of time not to
exceed that period of time the Authorized Recipient is permitted to retain
such information; prohibit dissemination of the information except as
specifically authorized by federal and state laws, regulations, and standards
as well as with rules, procedures, and standards established by the Compact
Council and the United States Attorney General; ensure the security and
confidentiality of the information to include confirmation that the intended
recipient is authorized to receive CHRI; provide for audits and sanctions;
provide conditions for termination of the contract; and ensure that
Contractor personnel comply with this Outsourcing Standard.
a. The Authorized Recipient shall conduct criminal history record checks of Contractor personnel having access to CHRI if such checks of the Authorized Recipient’s personnel are required or
authorized under an existing federal statute, executive order, or state statute approved by the United States Attorney General under Public
Law 92-544.4
The Authorized Recipient shall maintain updated records of Contractor personnel who have access to CHRI and
update those records within 24 hours when changes to that access
3State or local Authorized Recipients based on State or Federal Statutes shall contact the
State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator. Federal or Regulatory Agency Authorized
Recipients shall contact the FBI Compact Officer.
4If a national criminal history record check of Authorized Recipient personnel having
access to CHRI is mandated or authorized by a federal statute, executive order, or state
statute approved by the United States Attorney General under Public Law 92-544, the
State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator and/or the FBI Compact Officer must ensure
Contractor personnel accessing CHRI are either covered by the existing law or that the
existing law is amended to include such Contractor personnel prior to authorizing
outsourcing initiatives. The national criminal history record checks of Contractor
personnel with access to CHRI cannot be outsourced and must be performed by the
Authorized Recipient.
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occur and, if a criminal history record check is required, the
Authorized Recipient shall maintain a list of Contractor personnel
who successfully completed the criminal history record check.
b. The Authorized Recipient shall ensure that the Contractor maintains
site security. (See the current CJIS Security Policy
[www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/cjis-security-policy-resource-center/view])
c. The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator or the FBI Compact
Officer shall make available the most current versions of both the
Outsourcing Standard and the CJIS Security Policy to the
Authorized Recipient within 60 calendar days (unless otherwise
directed) of notification of successor versions of the Outsourcing
Standard and/or the CJIS Security Policy. The Authorized Recipient
shall notify the Contractor within 60 calendar days of the FBI/state
notification regarding changes or updates to the Outsourcing
Standard and/or the CJIS Security Policy. The Authorized Recipient
shall be responsible to ensure the most updated versions are
incorporated by reference at the time of contract, contract renewal,
or within the 60 calendar day notification period, whichever is
sooner.
d. The Authorized Recipient and/or Contractor shall make available to
the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator or the FBI Compact
Officer the relevant portions of the current and approved contract
relating to CHRI, upon request.
2.5 The Authorized Recipient shall understand the communications and record
capabilities of the Contractor which has access to federal or state records
through, or because of, its outsourcing relationship with the Authorized
Recipient. The Authorized Recipient shall request and approve a
topological drawing which depicts the interconnectivity of the Contractor's
network configuration as it relates to the outsourced function(s). The
Authorized Recipient shall understand and approve any modifications to
the Contractor’s network configuration as it relates to the outsourced
function(s). For approvals granted through the State Compact
Officer/Chief Administrator, the Authorized Recipient, if required, shall
coordinate the approvals with the State Compact Officer/Chief
Administrator.
2.6 The Authorized Recipient is responsible for the actions of the Contractor
and shall monitor the Contractor’s compliance to the terms and conditions
of the Outsourcing Standard. For approvals granted through the FBI
Compact Officer, the Authorized Recipient shall certify to the FBI
Compact Officer that an audit was conducted with the Contractor within 90
days of the date the Contractor first receives CHRI under the approved
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outsourcing agreement. For approvals granted through the State Compact
Officer/Chief Administrator, the Authorized Recipient, in conjunction with
the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator, will conduct an audit of the
Contractor within 90 days of the date the Contractor first receives CHRI
under the approved outsourcing agreement. The Authorized Recipient shall
certify to the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator that the audit was
conducted.
2.7 The Authorized Recipient shall provide written notice of any early
voluntary termination of the contract to the Compact Officer/Chief
Administrator or the FBI Compact Officer.
2.8 The Authorized Recipient shall appoint an Information Security Officer.
The Authorized Recipient’s Information Security Officer shall:
a. Serve as the security POC for the FBI CJIS Division Information
Security Officer. b. Document technical compliance with this Outsourcing Standard.
c. Establish a security incident response and reporting procedure to
discover, investigate, document, and report on major incidents that
significantly endanger the security or integrity of the noncriminal
justice agency systems to the CJIS Systems Officer, State Compact
Officer/Chief Administrator and the FBI CJIS Division Information
Security Officer.
2.9 The Authorized Recipient shall immediately (within one hour) notify the
State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator or the FBI of any PII breach.
The Authorized Recipient shall also provide a written report of any PII
breach (to include unauthorized access to CHRI by the Contractor) to the
State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator or the FBI within five calendar
days of receipt of the initial report of the PII breach. The written report
must include corrective actions taken by the Authorized Recipient and, if
necessary, the Contractor to resolve such PII breach.
3.1 Responsibilities of the Contractor
3.2 The Contractor and its employees shall comply with all federal and state
laws, regulations, and standards (including the CJIS Security Policy) as
well as with rules, procedures, and standards established by the Compact
Council and the United States Attorney General.
3.3 The Contractor shall develop, document, administer, and maintain a
Security Program (Physical, Personnel, and Information Technology) to
comply with the most current Outsourcing Standard and the most current
CJIS Security Policy. The Security Program shall describe the
implementation of the security requirements outlined in this Outsourcing
Standard and the CJIS Security Policy. In addition, the Contractor is also
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responsible to set, maintain, and enforce the standards for the selection,
supervision, and separation of personnel who have access to CHRI. The
Authorized Recipient shall provide the written approval to the State
Compact Officer/Chief Administrator or the FBI Compact Officer of a
Contractor’s Security Program. For approvals granted through the State
Compact Officer/Chief Administrator, it is the responsibility of the State
Compact Officer/Chief Administrator to ensure the Authorized Recipient is
in compliance with the CJIS Security Policy. 3.4 The requirements for a Security Program should include, at a minimum:
a) Description of the implementation of the security requirements
described in this Outsourcing Standard and the CJIS Security Policy. b) Security Training.
c) Guidelines for documentation of security violations to include:
i) Develop and maintain a written incident reporting plan to address
security events, to include violations and incidents. (See the CJIS
Security Policy
{www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/cjis-security-policy-resource-center/
view}). ii) A process in place for reporting security violations.
d) Standards for the selection, supervision, and separation of personnel
with access to CHRI.
**If the Contractor is using a corporate policy, it must meet the
requirements outlined in this Outsourcing Standard and the CJIS Security
Policy. If the corporate policy is not this specific, it must flow down to a
level where the documentation supports these requirements.
3.5 Except when the training requirement is retained by the Authorized
Recipient, the Contractor shall develop a Security Training Program for all
Contractor personnel with access to CHRI prior to their
appointment/assignment. The Authorized Recipient shall review and
provide to the Contractor written approval of the Security Training Program.
Training shall be provided upon receipt of notice from the Compact
Officer/Chief Administrator on any changes to federal and state laws,
regulations, and standards as well as with rules, procedures, and standards
established by the Compact Council and the United States Attorney General.
Annual refresher training shall also be provided. The Contractor shall
annually, not later than the anniversary date of the contract, certify in
writing to the Authorized Recipient that annual refresher training was
completed for those Contractor personnel with access to CHRI.
3.6 The Contractor shall make its facilities available for announced and
unannounced audits and security inspections performed by the Authorized
Recipient, the state, or the FBI on behalf of the Compact Council.
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3.7 The Contractor’s Security Program is subject to review by the Authorized
Recipient, the Compact Officer/Chief Administrator, and the FBI CJIS
Division. During this review, provision will be made to update the Security
Program to address security violations and to ensure changes in policies
and standards as well as changes in federal and state law are incorporated.
3.8 The Contractor shall maintain CHRI only for the period of time necessary
to fulfill its contractual obligations but not to exceed the period of time that
the Authorized Recipient is authorized to maintain and does maintain the
CHRI.
3.9 The Contractor shall maintain a log of any dissemination of CHRI, for a
minimum of 365 days.
3.10 The Authorized Recipient and/or Contractor shall make available to the
State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator or the FBI Compact Officer the
relevant portions of the current and approved contract relating to CHRI,
upon request.
4.1 Site Security
4.2 The Authorized Recipient shall ensure that the Contractor site(s) is a
physically secure location to protect against any unauthorized access to
CHRI.
5.1 Dissemination
5.2 The Contractor shall not disseminate CHRI without the consent of the
Authorized Recipient, and as specifically authorized by federal and state
laws, regulations, and standards as well as with rules, procedures, and
standards established by the Compact Council and the United States
Attorney General.
5.3 An up-to-date log concerning dissemination of CHRI shall be maintained
by the Contractor for a minimum one year retention period. This log must
clearly identify: (A) the Authorized Recipient with unique identifiers to
include the FBI assigned Originating Agency Idenifiers to include the FBI
assigned Originating Agency Identifier (ORI)/Originating Agency Case
(OCA) number, (B) the Transaction Control Number (TCN), (C) the date of
dissemination, (D) the statutory authority for dissemination, and (E) the
means of dissemination.
5.4 If CHRI is stored or disseminated in an electronic format, the Contractor
shall protect against unauthorized access to the equipment and any of the
data. In no event shall responses containing CHRI be disseminated other
than as governed by this Outsourcing Standard or more stringent contract
requirements.
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6.1 Personnel Security
6.2 If a local, state, or federal written standard requires or authorizes a criminal
history record check of the Authorized Recipient's personnel with access to
CHRI, then a criminal history record check shall be required of the
Contractor's (and approved Sub-Contractor’s) employees having access to
CHRI. Criminal history record checks of Contractor and approved
Sub-Contractor employees, at a minimum, will be no less stringent than
criminal history record checks that are performed on the Authorized
Recipient’s personnel performing similar functions. Criminal history
record checks must be completed prior to accessing CHRI under the
contract.
6.3 The Contractor shall ensure that each employee performing work under the
contract is aware of the requirements of the Outsourcing Standard and the
state and federal laws governing the security and integrity of CHRI. The
Contractor shall confirm in writing that each employee has certified in
writing that he/she understands the Outsourcing Standard requirements and
laws that apply to his/her responsibilities. The Contractor shall maintain
the employee certifications in a file that is subject to review during audits.
Employees shall make such certification prior to performing work under the
contract.
6.4 The Contractor shall maintain updated records of personnel who have
access to CHRI, update those records within 24 hours when changes to that
access occur, and if a criminal history record check is required, maintain a
list of personnel who have successfully completed criminal history record
checks. The Contractor shall notify Authorized Recipients within 24 hours
when additions or deletions occur.
7.1 System Security
7.2 The Contractor’s security system shall comply with the CJIS Security
Policy in effect at the time the Outsourcing Standard is incorporated into
the contract and with successor versions of the CJIS Security Policy.
a. Devices shall be implemented to provide a point of defense and a
controlled and audited access to CHRI, both from inside and outside
the networks.
b. Data encryption shall be required for data in transit pursuant to the
requirements in the CJIS Security Policy.
7.3 The Contractor shall provide for the secure storage and disposal of all hard
copy and media associated with the system to prevent access by
unauthorized personnel. See the current CJIS Security Policy to address:
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[www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/cjis-security-policy-resource-center/view]
a. Physically secure location.
b. Sanitization procedures for all fixed and non-fixed storage media.
c. Storage procedures for all fixed and non-fixed storage media.
7.4 To prevent and/or detect unauthorized access to CHRI in transmission or
storage, each Authorized Recipient, Contractor, or Sub-Contractor must be
assigned a unique identifying number.
8.1 Security Violations
8.2 Duties of the Authorized Recipient and Contractor
a. The Authorized Recipient shall develop and maintain a written
policy for discipline of Contractor employees who violate the
security provisions of the contract, which includes this Outsourcing
Standard that is incorporated by reference. The Authorized
Recipient shall develop and maintain a written incident reporting
plan for security events, to include violations and incidents. (See
also Sections 2.07 and 3.03)
b. Pending investigation, the Contractor shall, upon detection or
awareness, suspend any employee who commits a security violation
from assignments in which he/she has access to CHRI under the
contract.
c. The Contractor shall immediately (within one hour of discovery)
notify the Authorized Recipient, the State Compact Officer/Chief
Administrator, or the FBI of any security violation to include
unauthorized access to CHRI. Within five calendar days of such
discovery, the Contractor shall provide the Authorized Recipient, the
State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator or the FBI a written
report documenting such security violation, corrective actions taken
by the Contractor to resolve such violation, and the date, time, and
summary of the violation.
d. The Authorized Recipient shall immediately (within four hours)
notify the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator and the FBI
Compact Officer of any security violation or termination of the
contract, to include unauthorized access to CHRI made available
pursuant to the contract. The Authorized Recipient shall provide a
written report of any security violation (to include unauthorized
access to CHRI by the Contractor) to the State Compact
Officer/Chief Administrator, if applicable, and the FBI Compact
Officer, within five calendar days of receipt of the written report
from the Contractor. The written report must include any corrective
actions taken by the Contractor and the Authorized Recipient to
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resolve such security violation.
8.3 Termination of the contract by the Authorized Recipient for security
violations
a. The contract is subject to termination by the Authorized Recipient
for security violations involving CHRI obtained pursuant to the
contract.
b. The contract is subject to termination by the Authorized Recipient
for the Contractor’s failure to notify the Authorized Recipient of any
security violation or to provide a written report concerning such
violation.
c. If the Contractor refuses to or is incapable of taking corrective
actions to successfully resolve a security violation, the Authorized
Recipient shall terminate the contract. 8.4 Suspension or termination of the exchange of CHRI for security violations
a. Notwithstanding the actions taken by the State Compact Officer, if
the Authorized Recipient fails to provide a written report notifying
the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator or the FBI Compact
Officer of a security violation, or refuses to or is incapable of taking
corrective action to successfully resolve a security violation, the
Compact Council or the United States Attorney General may
suspend or terminate the exchange of CHRI with the Authorized
Recipient pursuant to 28 CFR §906.2(d).
b. If the exchange of CHRI is suspended, it may be reinstated after
satisfactory written assurances have been provided to the Compact
Council Chairman or the United States Attorney General by the
Compact Officer/Chief Administrator, the Authorized Recipient and
the Contractor that the security violation has been resolved. If the
exchange of CHRI is terminated, the Contractor’s records (including
media) containing CHRI shall be deleted or returned in accordance
with the provisions and time frame as specified by the Authorized
Recipient.
8.5 The Authorized Recipient and Contractor shall provide written notice
(through the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator if applicable) to
the FBI Compact Officer of the following: a. The termination of a contract for security violations.
b. Security violations involving the unauthorized access to CHRI.
c. The Contractor’s name and unique identification number, the nature
of the security violation, whether the violation was intentional, and
the number of times the violation occurred. 8.6 The Compact Officer/Chief Administrator, Compact Council and the
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United States Attorney General reserve the right to investigate or decline to
investigate any report of unauthorized access to CHRI.
8.7 The Compact Officer/Chief Administrator, Compact Council, and the
United States Attorney General reserve the right to audit the Authorized
Recipient and the Contractor's operations and procedures at scheduled or
unscheduled times. The Compact Council, the United States Attorney
General, and the state are authorized to perform a final audit of the
Contractor's systems after termination of the contract.
9.1 PII
9.2 The Contractor is responsible for protecting all PII in its possession and
control when handling, using, or storing CHRI.
9.3 The Contractor shall notify authorized individuals of their right to report
PII breaches directly to the FBI should they believe their information has
been mishandled or compromised.
9.4 The Contractor shall immediately (within one hour of discovery) notify the
Authorized Recipient, the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator, or
the FBI of any PII breach or potential PII breach. Within five calendar
days of such discovery, the Contractor shall provide the Authorized
Recipient, the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator, or the FBI a
written report documenting such violation and corrective actions taken to
resolve such violation, to include the date, time, and summary of the
notification to resolve such breach.
10.1 Miscellaneous Provisions
10.2 This Outsourcing Standard does not confer, grant, or authorize any rights,
privileges, or obligations to any persons other than the Contractor, the
Authorized Recipient, Compact Officer/Chief Administrator (where
applicable), and the FBI.
10.3 The following document is incorporated by reference and made part of this
Outsourcing Standard: (1) The CJIS Security Policy.
10.4 The terms set forth in this document do not constitute the sole understanding by and between the parties hereto; rather they provide a minimum basis for the security of the system and the CHRI accessed therefrom and it is understood that there may be terms and conditions of the appended contract which impose more stringent requirements upon the
Contractor.5
5Such conditions could include additional audits, fees, or security requirements. The
Compact Council, Authorized Recipients, and the Compact Officer/Chief Administrator
have the explicit authority to require more stringent standards than those contained in the
Outsourcing Standard.
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10.5 The minimum security measures as outlined in this Outsourcing Standard
may only be modified by the Compact Council. Conformance to such
security measures may not be less stringent than stated in this Outsourcing
Standard without the consent of the Compact Council in consultation with
the United States Attorney General.
10.6 This Outsourcing Standard may only be modified by the Compact Council
and may not be modified by the parties to the appended contract without
the consent of the Compact Council.
10.7 Appropriate notices, assurances, and correspondence to the FBI Compact
Officer, Compact Council, and the United States Attorney General required
by Section 8.0 of this Outsourcing Standard shall be forwarded by First
Class Mail to:
FBI Compact Officer
1000 Custer Hollow Road
Module D-3
Clarksburg, WV 26306
11.1 Exemption from Above Provisions
11.2 An Information Technology (IT) contract need only include Sections 1.0,
2.01, 2.02, 2.03, 3.01, 6.0, 8.0, and 9.0 of this Outsourcing Standard for
Non-Channelers when all of the following conditions exist:
1. Access to CHRI by the IT contractor's personnel is limited
solely for the development and/or maintenance of the
Authorized Recipient's computer system;
2. Access to CHRI is incidental, but necessary, to the duties
being performed by the IT contractor;
3. The computer system resides within the Authorized
Recipient's facility;
4. The Authorized Recipient's personnel supervise or work
directly with the IT contractor personnel;
5. The Authorized Recipient maintains complete, positive
control of the IT contractor’s access to the computer system
and CHRI contained therein; and
6. The Authorized Recipient retains all of the duties and
responsibilities for the performance of its authorized
noncriminal justice administrative functions, unless it
executes a separate contract to perform such noncriminal
justice administrative functions, subject to all applicable
requirements, including the Outsourcing Standard. 11.3 An Authorized Recipient’s contract where access to CHRI is limited solely
for the purposes of: (A) storage (referred to as archiving in some states) of
the CHRI at the Contractor’s facility; (B) retrieval of the CHRI by
Contractor personnel on behalf of the Authorized Recipient with appropriate
security measures in place to protect the CHRI; and/or (C) destruction of
the CHRI by Contractor personnel when not observed by the Authorized
Recipient need only include Sections 1.0, 2.01, 2.02, 2.03, 3.01,
4.1 , 6.0, 8.0, and 9.0 of this Outsourcing Standard for Non-Channelers
when all of the following conditions exist:
1. Access to CHRI by the Contractor is limited solely for the
purposes of: (A) storage (referred to as archiving in some
states) of the CHRI at the Contractor’s facility; (B) retrieval
of the CHRI by Contractor personnel on behalf of the
Authorized Recipient with appropriate security measures in
place to protect the CHRI; and/or (C) destruction of the CHRI
by Contractor personnel when not observed by the
Authorized Recipient;
2. Access to CHRI is incidental, but necessary, to the duties
being performed by the Contractor;
3. The Contractor is not authorized to disseminate CHRI to any
other agency or contractor on behalf of the Authorized
Recipient;
4. The Contractor’s personnel are subject to the same criminal
history record checks as the Authorized Recipient’s
personnel;
5. The criminal history record checks of the Contractor
personnel are completed prior to work on the contract or
agreement;
6. The Authorized Recipient retains all other duties and
responsibilities for the performance of its authorized
noncriminal justice administrative functions, unless it
executes a separate contract to perform such noncriminal
justice administrative functions, subject to all applicable
requirements, including the Outsourcing Standard; and
7. The Contractor stores the CHRI in a physically secure
location.
12.1 Duties of the State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator
12.2 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall review legal authority
and respond in writing to the Authorized Recipient’s request to outsource
noncriminal justice administrative functions.
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12.3 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator reserves the right to review
relevant portions of the outsourcing contract relating to CHRI throughout
the duration of the contract approval.
12.4 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator must ensure criminal
history record checks on approved Contractor and Sub-Contractor
employees with access to CHRI are completed by the Authorized Recipient,
if such checks are required or authorized of the Authorized Recipient
personnel by federal statute, executive order, or state statute approved by
the United States Attorney General under Public Law 92-544. Criminal
history record checks should be no less stringent than the checks performed
on the Authorized Recipient personnel. Criminal history record checks
must be completed prior to accessing CHRI under the contract.
12.5 Coordinate with the Authorized Recipient for the review and approval of
the Contractor’s Topological drawing which depicts the interconnectivity of
the Contractor’s network configuration as it relates to the outsourcing
function(s).
12.6 90 Day Compliance Review
a. The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall work in
coordination with the Authorized Recipient to conduct an audit of
the Contractor within 90 days of the date the Contractor first
receives CHRI under the approved outsourcing agreement.
b. The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall review the
Authorized Recipient’s audit certification to ensure compliance with
the Outsourcing Standard.
i) The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall address
concerns with the Authorized Recipient resulting in non-compliance
with the 90 day audit of the Contractor.
ii) The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall have the right
to terminate an Authorized Recipient’s Outsourcing approval to a
Contractor(s) for failure or refusal to correct a non-compliance
issue(s).
12.7 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall coordinate with the
Authorized Recipient to review the Contractor’s Security Program. The
program shall describe the implementation of the security requirements
outlined in this Outsourcing Standard and the CJIS Security Policy. During
the review, provisions will be made to update the Security Program to
address security events and to ensure changes in policies and standards, as
well as changes in federal and state law, are incorporated.
12.8 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall audit the Authorized
Recipient and/or Contractor’s operations and procedures. This may be
done at scheduled and unscheduled times.
12.9 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall assign a unique
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identifying number to each Authorized Recipient, Contractor, or
Sub-Contractor to ensure system security.
12.10 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall require immediate
(within four hours) notification by the Authorized Recipient of any security
event, to include security violations and incidents or termination of the
contract, to include unauthorized access to CHRI made available pursuant
to the contract. The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall
receive a written report from the Authorized Recipient of any security event
(to include unauthorized access to CHRI by the Contractor) within five
calendar days of receipt of the written report from the Contractor, that must
include any corrective actions taken by the Contractor and Authorized
Recipient to resolve such security event. (See the CJIS Security Policy
{www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/cjis-security-policy-resource-center/view})
12.11 Suspension or termination of the exchange of CHRI for security events.
a. The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator may suspend or
terminate the exchange of CHRI for security events or refusal or
incapability to take corrective action to successfully resolve a
security event.
b. The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator may reinstate access
to CHRI between the Authorized Recipient and the Contractor after
receiving written assurance(s) of corrective action(s) from the
Authorized Recipient and/or the Contractor.
12.12 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator shall provide written
notification to the FBI Compact Officer of the termination of a contract for
security events to include the security events involving access to CHRI; the
Contractor’s name and unique identification number; the nature of the
security event; whether the event was intentional; and the number of times
the event occurred.
12.13 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator reserves the right to
investigate or decline to investigate any report of unauthorized access to
CHRI.
12.14 The State Compact Officer/Chief Administrator is authorized to perform a
final audit of the Contractor’s system following termination of contract.
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