104th Security Forces Squadron Contractor Entry Authority List 2025

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The document is a Contractor Entry Authority List for the 104th Security Forces Squadron, detailing the necessary information for contractor employees to gain access to Department of Defense facilities. It includes contact details for project management and privacy act statements regarding the collection and use of personal information.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 104th Security Forces Squadron Contractor Entry Authority List in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Date' at the top of the form. This is essential for record-keeping.
Fill in the 'Company/Contractor Name' field with the official name of your organization.
Provide details for 'Project Manager and Phone', ensuring accurate contact information is listed.
In the 'Area/Building' section, specify the locations relevant to your contractor activities, such as Bldg 003 & 052.
For each contractor employee, complete their information under 'Contractor Employee Information'. Include their 'Name', 'License/State', 'Last 4 SSAN', 'DOB', 'Start date', and 'Exp date'.
'Vetted Y/N' should be marked appropriately based on whether the employee has been vetted.
Finally, ensure that an authorized individual signs in the 'Authenticated by' section and records the date and time.

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