Publish Date : 18-Jul-2014
The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs has awarded Stanley Associates, Inc. (Stanley), a wholly-owned subsidiary of CGI Federal Inc. (CGI), three contracts totalling $64.0M to provide visa processing services for a number of Asian, Caribbean and South American countries.
The most recent task order, awarded in May 2014, has a maximum value of $37.5M and includes the countries of Dominican Republic, Haiti, Venezuela, and Cuba. In March 2014, a second task order was awarded with a maximum value of $10.9M, serving the countries of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. The third task order, awarded in September 2013, has a maximum of $15.6M and supports Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
The contract is a firm-fixed-price task order with a one-year base and four one-year option periods, awarded under its 10-year multiple award, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity Global Support Strategy (GSS) for visa support services contract. To date, CGI Federal has won thirteen task orders under the GSS contract. As a result of these task order awards, the company will launch visa processing support at these U.S. embassies and consulates.
Through its visa processing task orders, CGI provides services to assist applicants in applying for non-immigrant and immigrant visas. These services include information services, onsite applicant support, fee collection, appointment services, offsite collection of applicant biometrics, and document delivery. CGI services and solutions improve the efficiency and transparency of the overall process.
"CGI values the strong partnership we've built with the Department of State, and we welcome the opportunity to continue to support its mission," said Dr James Peake, Lt. Gen. (Ret), President, CGI Federal. "By extending our visa support services to more countries around the world, CGI plays an important role in facilitating legitimate travel to the United States while assisting the Department of State in achieving greater efficiency in the visa process."
With these three awards, the company supports visa processing operations in a total of 68 countries across South and Central Asia Pacific, Central and South America, Eastern, Central, and Northern Europe, the Caribbean, and West Africa.
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