Which action is associated with the Post-Award phase?

• A. Include a briefing on the trafficking in persons zero-tolerance policy
• B. Discuss CIP compliance plan with the contractor and any subcontract requirements
• C. Request copies of contractor trafficking in persons awareness or training documentation for employees
• D. Ensure all contracts performed outside the United States and over $550,000 include a compliance plan and certification of compliance from each subcontractor

Answer: (B)

In the Post-Award phase, the focus shifts to implementing and validating the contractor’s obligations and ensuring those requirements flow down to any subcontractors. Discussing the CIP compliance plan with the contractor and clarifying subcontract requirements does this best: it formalizes who is responsible for what, aligns expectations on training, monitoring, reporting, audits, and enforcement, and sets up the ongoing oversight needed during contract performance. This step creates a clear path for verifying that anti-trafficking measures are actually being implemented in practice, not just on paper.

The other actions tend to be more about initial onboarding or separate verification tasks rather than the ongoing management and enforcement that Post-Award requires.