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SCREENING AND RISK MANAGEMENT
Program Introduction and
Demonstration
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2. Why Due Diligence is a MUST
• Subcontractor Default - March 2012, “The default and temporary shutdown just before New
Year’s Day of ASI Ltd., a principal subcontractor on the $825-million Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., has
delayed completion of the arena’s enclosure and forced extra effort by the project’s prime contractor,
Hunt Construction Group, to keep on track for scheduled completion later this year.”
• Federal Investigation Targets Chicago M/WBE Program – March 2012,
“Attempting to crack down on a decades-old scam in which front companies perform subcontracts under
minority/women-owned business enterprise, or M/WBE, contracting programs, the city of Chicago says it
will spend $11 million for improved programs with better oversight. The push follows a federal probe into
a company accused by prosecutors of operating as a “sham pass-through” subcontractor on some of the
city’s biggest public works.”
• Subcontractor fired for lacking workers’ comp insurance – October 2011,
“Everything gets run through the general contractor, and from what we understand is that Brait Builders
was never informed from their insurance carrier that Atlantic no longer had their insurance,” Billings said.
• Subcontractor Accused of Insurance Fraud - September 2011, “Department of Insurance
criminal investigators accuse Stone of submitting a fraudulent Certificate of Insurance to O.L. Thompson
Construction Company in order to obtain employment as a subcontractor.”
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3. Subcontractor Screening &
Continued Evaluations
Assurance Screening specialize in due diligence screening, credentialing and the
collection and verification of required or requested documents of the subcontractors
and trade partners of our clients.
• All screenings based on client’s Unique Screening Criteria (USC) - tailored to follow client
risk management guidelines and parameters. USC’s are based on client subcontractor
qualification parameters and document submission criteria.
• Upon screening and verification of the subcontractor or vendor, any information that
creates a positive hit, or does not meet the requirements of client USC receives a flag on
the system, and if necessary, additional communication to the client.*
• All aspects of the process handled by the Assurance Screening notification and collection
system.
• The process is web-based = No software installation required by client or subcontractor.
Findings and documentation delivered via secure website and through weekly and
monthly email reports.
*This is pre-determined when final screening criteria are implemented.
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4. Implementation Process
Client Process
• Client & Assurance work together to establish required USC, or Unique Screening Criteria
• Client distributes program introduction letter to subcontractors - template provided by Assurance
• Client approves initial enrollment email Assurance sends to subcontractors provided from template
• Client reviews and distributes internal memo to client staff, announcing program commencement
• Enforce program with subcontractors.
Subcontractor Process
• Click the enrollment link in notification email
• Verify information on the Assurance Screening website and pay fee (if applicable)
• Provide required documentation via secured link, email or fax.
Assurance Screening Process
• Assurance contacts and screen the subcontractors based on client USC
• Assurance provides client training on navigation of Assurance Screening website
• If applicable – contact subcontractors and vendors to assist in becoming
compliant with required client guidelines.
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