Compliance with District Court Order Permanently Enjoining Implementation and Enforcement of Executive Order 14263 – "Addressing Risk from Susman Godfrey"

Background
The contract is issued by the White House in response to concerns regarding Susman Godfrey LLP, a law firm accused of engaging in activities detrimental to American interests. The Executive Order aims to prevent access to national secrets and federal funds for entities involved in conflicts of interest or unlawful discrimination, particularly racial discrimination.

The order reflects the Administration's commitment to uphold national security and democratic processes.

Work Details
The contract requires compliance with a District Court Order that permanently enjoins the implementation and enforcement of Executive Order 14263, which addresses risks associated with Susman Godfrey LLP. Key tasks include:

1. Security Clearance Review: Immediate suspension of active security clearances for individuals at Susman pending review.
2. Contracting Requirements: Government contractors must disclose any business dealings with Susman and related contracts. Agencies are tasked with reviewing all contracts involving Susman and taking steps to terminate those contracts where permissible by law.
3. Personnel Guidance: Agencies must limit access to federal buildings for employees of Susman if it threatens national security and refrain from hiring Susman employees without proper waivers.

Period of Performance
The contract will be performed as necessary following the issuance of the Executive Order, with specific actions required within 30 days of the order's date.

Place of Performance
The geographic location for performance is not explicitly stated but is implied to be within federal government facilities and agencies across the United States.