NCAGE CERTIFICATE
NCAGE- stands for NATO Commercial and Government Entity code given by the US Department of Defense’s Defense Logistics Agency, (DLA).
It is mandatory for any company engaging in business with the Federal Government. This certifies that THOUGHT&DONE is a registered, verified, trustworthy, and officially recognized vendor for NATO and the US Government.
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Our company's data has been entered into:
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Database of Economic Entities kept by the Military Center for Standardization, Quality and Codification (WCNJiK),
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NATO Database of Economic Entities run by the NATO
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NATO Master Catalog of References for Logistics (NMCRL) maintained by NATO,
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Economic Entity Database run by the United States Department of Defense Logistics Agency (DLA - Defense Logistics Agency)
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SECURITY CERTIFICATES / COURSES
Our team has the following DoD & Counterintelligence valid certifications needed to ensure proper contract execution.
1. QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER
( US Army Corps of Engineers )​
Construction Quality Management Certification Course (Corps Of Engineers Prospect #784) is authorized by USACE (US Army) and NAVFAC (US Navy) and required by many government agencies including Veterans Administration, General Services Administration (GSA), US Air Force, Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and National Park Service (NPS)
2. US FEDERAL INVESTIGATIVE STANDARDS
( US Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency )​
Provides a high-level overview of the Federal Investigative Standards (FIS)
& the five-tiered investigative model
3. DISPOSAL & DESTRUCTION OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION
( US Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency )​
Course Provided an overview of the requirements for disposal and destruction of classified information as addressed in DoD Manual 5200.01, Volume 3, "DoD Information Security Program: Protection of Classified Information." Identifies what types of classified information are authorized to be destroyed, why classified
information must be destroyed, who is authorized to destroy it, when it must be destroyed, and the methods available for its destruction.
4. CLASSIFIED STORAGE REQUIREMENTS
( US Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency )​
Topics covered identifying appropriate storage requirements for different types and levels of classified information and shared best practices for storing classified information
5. CPARS FOR DOD CONTRACTORS
( US Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency )​
The course discussed the policy behind CPARS and a breakdown of the CPARS workflow process. It explained how to effectively respond to an evaluation, with a special emphasis on developing accurate and comprehensive narratives, run reports in the View Performance Records section of CPARS to include responding to FAPIIS records and important points of contact and reference materials available for the user.
6. OPSEC AWARENESS FOR MILITARY MEMBERS, DoD EMPLOYESS
AND CONTRACTORS
( US Defense Security Services )​
The course provided OPSEC awareness for military members, government employees, and contractors and provided information on the basic need to protect unclassified information about operations and personal information to ensure safe and successful operations and personal safety.
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Learning Objectives:
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Define Operations Security (OPSEC)
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Identify critical information
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Describe the five-step OPSEC Process
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Recognize indicators and how they may lead an adversary to discover classified and unclassified critical information
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Apply appropriate countermeasures to protect critical information
7. INSIDER THREAT AWARENESS
( US Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency )​
This course addressed each of the individual insider threat awareness training requirements identified in DoD policy and the National Minimums Standards for Insider Threat Programs.
The course utilized case study scenarios to portray concerning behaviors and potential risk indicators which highlight actions and behaviors that can signify an insider threat.
The instruction promoted a proactive approach to reporting the suspicious activities.
8. MARKING SPECIAL CATEGORIES OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION
( US Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency )​
This course provided the requirements and methods for marking special categories of classified information. Lessons addressed general marking requirements, marking special types, and categories of materials and information.
9. COUNTERINTELLIGENCE AWARENESS AND REPORTING
FOR DOD CI116.16
( US Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency )​
Department of Defense (DOD) Components are required by DOD Directive 5240.06 to provide Counterintelligence Awareness and Reporting training to all personnel within 30 days of initial assignment, or employment to the Component, and every 12 months thereafter. Our personnel learned how to:
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​Identify the threats and methods of Foreign Intelligence Entities
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Recognize the Foreign Intelligence Entities use of Cyber Attacks
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Describe the Insider Threat
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Identify intelligence and security anomalies
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Understand Counterintelligence Awareness and Reporting requirements
