GDIT never wanted to be in BI industry. They acquired the contract when they bought CSRA. I believe GDIT always planned on dropping the contract.
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While the call was bad, itâs an exaggeration that the call ended abruptly when people started asking questions. They announced the call would be 30 minutes, and opened it up for questioning around the 10 minute mark. To avoid hundreds of BIs charging more time to the call, they ended it at 30 minutes and said theyâd respond to the remainder of questions via email after the call. Furthermore, a lot of the questions were the same - too much fortune telling the upper management would have to do.
Thanks, @Thequestionsarenorm . (I am not with GDIT, updating the resume just in case.)
You can still contact the security office and ask them what level of clearance you have.
It doesnât matter if you were with GDIT or not.
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Per security at GDITâŚthe majority of the BIâs did not have any clearance unless they regularly were entering facilities that required them. Most only had the âfavorable determination.â I found out the hard way when I was processing with a DOD contractor as they told me I did not have a clearance and was never adjudicated. That is what led me to contact GDIT security.
I had one and working for another agency most of my team have landed jobs for another agency and our clearance are now top secret in jpass
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Iâm sorry to hear that so what area you were in because some of the buildings like the mark center looks in jpass for you to go in the offices
*favorable determination
My last renewal, for apparently favorable adjudication, was in 10/17.
Midwest. Not near any cleared facilities. Closest thing are some nuclear facilities but those are Q clearance and I never had that clearance although I had to go to one of them over a decade ago while working on a background.
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Yeah I was granted by DOD CAF as well. I heard about some not getting even adjudicated 
Itâs just so weird to me that no one knows whatâs going on!!
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O ok because I was in the dmv ( dc, md, and va) area so maybe thatâs it
It was random as even my boss and pretty much everyone else on our team were not adjudicated. In the end like everything else in this field it is all a numbers game. It is what a DOD analyst/accountant says it is and not what you think it should be. They are the experts because their software that crunches numbers tells them it is so. 
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Active Top Secret / SCI clearance eligibility. Donât ever say T5 or TS access. Access is granted by your agency. Eligibility is granted by DoDCAF. You have TS or TS/SCI active eligibility.
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Thank you, @Defender66.
What do you mean when you say that you and people on your team were not adjudicated? Can you clarify on that? At the very least you should have a âfavorably adjudicated SSBIâ to work as an investigator
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Thatâs very odd but I would be pissed if that was me
You were adjudicated at least by OPM (and others dependent upon the contracts you were working). The NDA deals with access and the clearance â not the adjudication.
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