What public records establish about STG International, Inc.: a Virginia healthcare and social-services contractor, the awardee on ICE's seven-year IHSC medical-staffing contract, a 63-action award closed out in December 2025, an incumbent excluded from the successor procurement after mixed technical and past-performance evaluation, a historical unionized medical workforce at El Centro, and the facility, staffing, clinical, closeout, and successor-award evidence that remains unresolved.
What these records do not establish The award records do not establish which detention sites were staffed on which dates, nor anything about the care any person received. USAspending reports the same legal entity as its own parent recipient.
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Who this company is on the record
Identity, registered identifiers and address, as published in the cited records.
Legal name
STG International, Inc.
Display name
STG International
Legal form and jurisdiction
Stock corporation · Virginia
Lifecycle status
active
Unique Entity ID (UEI)
D8MVW9XGUS26
USAspending and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The UEI does not establish every award, facility, staffing position, or clinical outcome.
Registry identifier
04833943
Virginia corporation record, via secondary registry mirror. The secondary mirror does not establish ownership or a complete current board.
CAGE code
1GEJ7
Current federal-registration data compiled by HigherGov. The secondary mirror does not replace an official SAM or DLA CAGE record.
Also filed as
STG INTERNATIONAL, INC. · STGi
Spellings and brands carried for the same legal entity in the cited records. A different spelling is not a different company, and a brand is not a subsidiary.
Principal executive office
2900 South Quincy Street, Suite 888, Arlington, VA 22206
Corporate office as published in the cited filings. Not a detention facility.
Completeness
Partial dossier
Reviewed scope covers exact identity, current address and website, ten current leaders and eleven roles, one active VA medical-personnel schedule, one frozen ICE award with 63 actions, three procurement matters, one labor representation matter, and eighteen open questions. Conclusions the reviewed record does not support are not published here. It is not a complete ownership, board, site, position, subcontractor, performance, clinical-outcome, closeout, successor-award, current-ICE, or political-finance census. Reviewed August 25, 2026.
Company websiteA company website is a party source, not independent verification.
Names, titles and dates exactly as the cited records publish them. A title establishes no participation in a contract, a subsidiary's work, or a government decision.
Executive roles at the review date (11)
Titles as published. A role establishes no participation in a contract, lobbying contact, contribution, or government decision.
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Jean Weightman
Director of Talent Acquisition and Credentialing
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Jeff Bell
President
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Bruce Hart
Director of Business Development
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Marcia Euwema
Vice President, Human Resources and Recruiting
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Bikesha Shrestha
Controller
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Preston Carpenter
Director of Healthcare Delivery
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Rebecca Fenerty
Director of Training and Social Services
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Elle Ramirez
Director of Clinical Operations
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
Buster Ellisor
Director of Residential Health
Reported in the cited filing; no end date established
03
Selected corporate events
Each amount keeps its own meaning and its own line. A sale price, an accounting gain, a repayment and a repurchase are different objects and are never added together.
VA medical-personnel schedule becomes effective
other · active-at-source · Event November 1, 2025 · Announced October 24, 2025
Recorded for STG International, Inc.
The VA National Acquisition Center lists an active STG medical-personnel schedule awarded October 24, 2025, effective November 1, 2025 through October 31, 2030, covering numerous physician, nursing, dental, pharmacy, counseling, laboratory, imaging, and allied-health categories.
The VA schedule does not establish current ICE work, task-order obligations, employee counts, company revenue, or clinical performance.
Obligated $641,096,352.82 · Outlayed $262,993,625.35 · 63 contract actions · Period to March 31, 2025
Facility: The record does not identify a facility — The contract records medical staffing for the ICE Health Service Corps. Its close-out modification reads 'medical staffing services at various ICE detention locations'. The record identifies no facility. The record does not identify a facility. Place of performance, city and area of responsibility are not facility identity.
A facility appears here only where the award's own description names it. Nothing is inferred from a recipient's known portfolio.
No award record held for this recipient names a facility that matches a row in this project's ICE directory extract. That is a limit of the records indexed here, not a finding that the recipient operates no facility.
The records for 70CDCR18C00000003 do not identify a facility. Those awards are excluded from every facility total on this site.
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Action-to-evidence crosswalk
Each contract action beside the source registry entry it was read from, the retrieval provenance of that snapshot, and the recorded corporate relationships whose own period contains the action date.
Recorded relationships in effect on this action date
No recorded relationship has a period containing this action date.
The crosswalk states where each action was read from and which recorded relationships were in effect on its date. A relationship in effect on an action date did not thereby sign, price, perform, receive, or benefit from that action, and no money on an action is assigned to a related entity, a person, a facility, or a service location.
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Every contract action on this award
One row per action the award record reports, in date order, with the obligation each action moved and the running total. Select a modification number to read the exact source fields behind that row.
70CDCR18C00000003 · 63 contract actions
Cumulative reported obligation
Current value (exercised options) — $641,096,352.82
Cash outlayed to date, as of 2026-08-20 — $262,993,625.35
Source: USAspending.gov award 70CDCR18C00000003, retrieved 2026-08-20. Unit: US dollars, nominal, not inflation-adjusted.
The line steps only on dates the source records. Cash outlay is reported as a single to-date total with no action-level dates, so it is drawn as one marker at the retrieval date and never as a line across time. Each action mark is keyboard focusable.
Contract actions as a table (63) — select a modification for its evidence trace
Every contract action reported for award 70CDCR18C00000003
Action date
Mod
Action
This action
Cumulative obligation
Feb 20, 2018
DEFINITIVE CONTRACT
$15,600,000.00
$15,600,000.00
Feb 26, 2018
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
$0.00
$15,600,000.00
Jun 27, 2018
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR WORK WITHIN SCOPE
$0.00
$15,600,000.00
Jun 28, 2018
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR WORK WITHIN SCOPE
$0.00
$15,600,000.00
Jul 06, 2018
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR WORK WITHIN SCOPE
$1,745,256.93
$17,345,256.93
Aug 30, 2018
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR WORK WITHIN SCOPE
$1,036,458.80
$18,381,715.73
Sep 21, 2018
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT FOR WORK WITHIN SCOPE
$509,221.00
$18,890,936.73
Sep 27, 2018
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$7,800,000.00
$26,690,936.73
Dec 14, 2018
CHANGE ORDER
$5,040,928.62
$31,731,865.35
Feb 04, 2019
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$16,193,633.20
$47,925,498.55
Mar 29, 2019
CHANGE ORDER
$13,745,307.50
$61,670,806.05
Apr 29, 2019
CHANGE ORDER
$0.00
$61,670,806.05
Jun 01, 2019
CHANGE ORDER
$10,300,000.00
$71,970,806.05
Jun 26, 2019
EXERCISE AN OPTION
$27,573,604.40
$99,544,410.45
Aug 01, 2019
CHANGE ORDER
$0.00
$99,544,410.45
Aug 26, 2019
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$7,195,770.83
$106,740,181.28
Sep 12, 2019
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$565,430.86
$107,305,612.14
Nov 15, 2019
CHANGE ORDER
$13,844,600.00
$121,150,212.14
Dec 11, 2019
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$18,579,618.80
$139,729,830.94
Feb 07, 2020
CHANGE ORDER
$25,000,000.00
$164,729,830.94
Apr 09, 2020
CHANGE ORDER
$23,940,353.55
$188,670,184.49
May 14, 2020
CHANGE ORDER
$0.00
$188,670,184.49
Jun 08, 2020
CHANGE ORDER
$36,584,106.48
$225,254,290.97
Jul 14, 2020
CHANGE ORDER
$0.00
$225,254,290.97
Aug 13, 2020
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$410,448.62
$225,664,739.59
Sep 17, 2020
CHANGE ORDER
$625,796.32
$226,290,535.91
Sep 30, 2020
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$7,710,107.48
$234,000,643.39
Nov 24, 2020
CHANGE ORDER
$22,242,136.38
$256,242,779.77
Feb 04, 2021
CHANGE ORDER
$7,407,393.00
$263,650,172.77
Mar 11, 2021
CHANGE ORDER
$14,207,393.00
$277,857,565.77
Mar 29, 2021
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$6,000.00
$277,863,565.77
May 25, 2021
CHANGE ORDER
$11,511,500.00
$289,375,065.77
Jun 22, 2021
EXERCISE AN OPTION
$11,565,000.00
$300,940,065.77
Jul 09, 2021
CHANGE ORDER
$0.00
$300,940,065.77
Aug 11, 2021
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$376,149.59
$301,316,215.36
Sep 01, 2021
CHANGE ORDER
$25,969,284.41
$327,285,499.77
Sep 13, 2021
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$1,830,000.00
$329,115,499.77
Oct 13, 2021
CHANGE ORDER
$0.00
$329,115,499.77
Nov 29, 2021
CHANGE ORDER
$8,500,000.00
$337,615,499.77
Jan 28, 2022
CHANGE ORDER
$24,466,855.00
$362,082,354.77
Mar 14, 2022
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$11,009,303.00
$373,091,657.77
May 26, 2022
CHANGE ORDER
$20,637,142.71
$393,728,800.48
Aug 05, 2022
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$14,094,245.04
$407,823,045.52
Aug 22, 2022
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$11,356,539.00
$419,179,584.52
Sep 20, 2022
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$8,000,000.00
$427,179,584.52
Nov 02, 2022
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$26,110,387.00
$453,289,971.52
Jan 10, 2023
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
$0.00
$453,289,971.52
Jan 20, 2023
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$9,575,000.00
$462,864,971.52
Feb 08, 2023
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$10,000,000.00
$472,864,971.52
Apr 28, 2023
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$24,121,531.13
$496,986,502.65
Jul 25, 2023
CHANGE ORDER
$27,750,452.78
$524,736,955.43
Sep 12, 2023
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$9,451,225.00
$534,188,180.43
Nov 02, 2023
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
$19,070,272.52
$553,258,452.95
Dec 15, 2023
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$18,600,000.00
$571,858,452.95
Feb 21, 2024
CHANGE ORDER
$14,800,000.00
$586,658,452.95
Feb 28, 2024
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$0.00
$586,658,452.95
May 07, 2024
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$13,175,164.00
$599,833,616.95
Jun 19, 2024
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$18,499,950.00
$618,333,566.95
Jul 23, 2024
CHANGE ORDER
$500,000.00
$618,833,566.95
Aug 06, 2024
FUNDING ONLY ACTION
$27,138,630.00
$645,972,196.95
Sep 18, 2024
CHANGE ORDER
$0.00
$645,972,196.95
Nov 01, 2024
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
$0.00
$645,972,196.95
Dec 30, 2025
CLOSE OUT
-$4,875,844.13
$641,096,352.82
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Legal and oversight record
Procedural posture as the cited records state it. A vote, a filing account or an inquiry is not a finding of wrongdoing.
Maxim protests ICE medical-staffing award to STG
U.S. Government Accountability Office · B-412967.9; B-412967.11 · Closed June 25, 2018 · Status as of June 25, 2018
Protests denied
Parties as published
Maxim Healthcare Services, Inc. — Protester
STG International, Inc. — Awardee and intervenor
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement — Agency
Procedural record
June 25, 2018 · decision
GAO denied Maxim's challenges to ICE's evaluation and selection of STG.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · order · Solicitation structure
The successor solicitation sought multiple IDIQ contracts for on-site medical staffing at approximately 20 IHSC clinic sites, with a five-year base, two two-year options, and a $2.62 billion maximum across the vehicle.
The ceiling is not money awarded to STG, money spent, or a value to add to the closed 2018 contract.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as summarized by GAO · agency position · Procurement evaluation evidence
The successor evaluation considered mixed incumbent evidence: CPAR ratings ranged from marginal to exceptional, service levels included satisfactory performance, and one questionnaire criticized resource sufficiency.
The mixed record cannot be reduced to either universal failure or universal success, and it does not establish patient-level clinical outcomes.
The record does not identify the complete final awardee roster, establish that STG stopped all ICE work on the decision date, or convert proposal weaknesses into clinical findings.
National Labor Relations Board · order · Recorded voting unit
The professional unit included full-time and regular part-time registered nurses, physicians, dentists, and psychologists employed by STG at the El Centro Service Processing Center.
The unit record does not establish a labor-law violation, current union coverage, current staffing, or allocation of the 2018 award to El Centro.
Figures the agency publishes about its own health programme. They describe the government's operation, not this company's.
Current ICE Health Service Corps scale
ICE reports that in FY2025 IHSC provided services to more than 171,000 detained people in 17 IHSC-staffed facilities and oversaw health-standards compliance for more than 266,000 people across 217 non-IHSC-staffed facilities.
What these figures are not These are current program figures, not STG contract metrics, not a historical STG facility roster, and not evidence of current STG work.
FY2025 program statistics
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What remains unresolved
Questions the reviewed records do not answer, with the evidence that is missing and where we are looking for it.
What this does not establish
An open question records missing evidence. It is not a finding.
ownership control
Who currently owns and controls STG International, Inc.?
Why it matters
Current company and federal records establish identity and leadership but not shareholders or beneficial control.
Missing evidence
Current shareholders; Voting and control rights; Any parent or holding company
Where we are looking
Virginia SCC; SAM responsibility records; company governance records
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: Who currently owns and controls STG International, Inc.? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
governance
Who comprises STG's complete current board and executive leadership, and when did each role begin?
Why it matters
The company page supplies ten current leaders but does not identify a board or role effective dates.
Missing evidence
Board roster; Officer roster; Role effective dates; Governance structure
Where we are looking
Company governance records; Virginia SCC; federal responsibility records
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: Who comprises STG's complete current board and executive leadership, and when did each role begin? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
identity history
What are STG's complete current SAM, CAGE, historical DUNS, and legal-name records?
Why it matters
UEI is authoritative in current award and VA records; CAGE is presently supported only by a secondary federal-data mirror.
Missing evidence
Official SAM entity history; DLA CAGE record; Historical DUNS; Name-change records
Where we are looking
SAM.gov; DLA CAGE; Virginia SCC; contract files
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: What are STG's complete current SAM, CAGE, historical DUNS, and legal-name records? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
facility coverage
Which exact ICE facilities and clinic sites were staffed under PIID 70CDCR18C00000003, and during which dates?
Why it matters
The award says various ICE detention locations but names none and apportions no money.
Missing evidence
Site roster; Effective dates; Task assignments; Facility additions and removals
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: Which exact ICE facilities and clinic sites were staffed under PIID 70CDCR18C00000003, and during which dates? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
staffing performance
How many positions, filled shifts, vacancies, and extended absences existed by facility, profession, and month?
Why it matters
Award money and action history do not expose staffing levels or vacancy coverage.
Missing evidence
Position control; Vacancy reports; Shift rosters; Backfill and surge records
Where we are looking
ICE contract deliverables; CPARs; quality-control reports; records requests
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: How many positions, filled shifts, vacancies, and extended absences existed by facility, profession, and month? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
clinical staffing
Which clinical and administrative professions did STG actually place, and how were licensing, credentialing, peer review, and supervision handled?
Why it matters
The procurement describes broad disciplines, but exact placement and credentialing records are absent.
ICE contract file; IHSC credentialing records; state licensing boards
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: Which clinical and administrative professions did STG actually place, and how were licensing, credentialing, peer review, and supervision handled? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
subcontracting
Which subcontractors, staffing affiliates, recruiters, and temporary labor firms supported the ICE contract?
Why it matters
The reviewed award and legal records identify STG as prime but do not expose the complete staffing chain.
Missing evidence
Subcontract plan; Subawardees; Recruiting vendors; Amounts and scopes
Where we are looking
ICE contract file; official subaward data; invoices; STG records
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: Which subcontractors, staffing affiliates, recruiters, and temporary labor firms supported the ICE contract? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
performance
What do the complete CPARs, past-performance questionnaires, quality-control records, and corrective-action plans show?
Why it matters
GAO summarizes mixed ratings and selected comments, but the underlying performance record is not public in full.
Missing evidence
All CPARs; PPQs; Quality-control reports; Corrective actions; Staffing deficiency notices
Where we are looking
ICE; CPARS records where releasable; procurement administrative record
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: What do the complete CPARs, past-performance questionnaires, quality-control records, and corrective-action plans show? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
accounting
How should the $378,102,727.47 gap between frozen obligation and reported outlay be reconciled after closeout?
Why it matters
The source fields differ materially; the difference is not automatically unpaid work, savings, deobligation, or profit.
Missing evidence
Payment history; Invoices; Accruals; Closeout reconciliation; Further deobligations
Where we are looking
USAspending; FPDS; ICE finance and contract files
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: How should the $378,102,727.47 gap between frozen obligation and reported outlay be reconciled after closeout? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
award status
Why do the current-period end, potential end, and closeout dates differ, and what work occurred between them?
Why it matters
The record shows March 31, 2025 current end, December 30, 2025 closeout, and January 29, 2026 potential end.
Missing evidence
Option and extension modifications; Interim bridge actions; Closeout memorandum; Actual last service date
Where we are looking
ICE contract file; FPDS; USAspending raw actions
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: Why do the current-period end, potential end, and closeout dates differ, and what work occurred between them? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
successor procurement
Which companies ultimately received the successor IDIQs and task orders under solicitation 70CDCR21R00000008?
Why it matters
GAO and the court describe the procurement and competitive range but not the complete final awardee and task-order mapping.
Missing evidence
Final IDIQ awardees; Task orders; Award dates; Facility/site assignments
Where we are looking
ICE award notices; USAspending; FPDS; SAM.gov
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: Which companies ultimately received the successor IDIQs and task orders under solicitation 70CDCR21R00000008? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
vendor transition
How were clinicians, credentials, records, schedules, and patient-care continuity transitioned from STG to successor vendors?
Why it matters
Procurement outcomes do not establish operational handoff dates or continuity safeguards.
ICE and IHSC records; successor contracts; STG records
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: How were clinicians, credentials, records, schedules, and patient-care continuity transitioned from STG to successor vendors? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
bridge contract
What exact federal instrument continued staffing while successor-procurement protests were pending?
Why it matters
A secondary presolicitation lead describes an intended interim sole-source action, but the official notice and award were not reviewed.
Missing evidence
Official solicitation; PIID; Obligation and period; Justification and approval
Where we are looking
SAM.gov; USAspending; FPDS; ICE contract file
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: What exact federal instrument continued staffing while successor-procurement protests were pending? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit. The material reviewed for this attempt is held as quarantined research lead lead-stg-interim-2023 and is not cited publicly until the required official evidence is obtained.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
facility observation
What exact contract, period, and staffing scope underlay STG's documented Buffalo service-provider role?
Why it matters
A federal court opinion says STG provided IHSC staffing support at Buffalo, but does not apportion award money or define the full period.
Missing evidence
Facility staffing records; Contract linkage; Position roster; Effective dates
Where we are looking
ICE records; court record; contract deliverables
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: What exact contract, period, and staffing scope underlay STG's documented Buffalo service-provider role? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit. The material reviewed for this attempt is held as quarantined research lead lead-stg-buffalo-service and is not cited publicly until the required official evidence is obtained.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
labor
What became of the Teamsters-certified El Centro professional unit after the 2013 election?
Why it matters
The election and certification are historical; current bargaining status and workforce continuity are unknown.
Missing evidence
Collective bargaining agreement; Decertification or successor records; Current bargaining unit
Where we are looking
NLRB; union records; STG and ICE labor records
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: What became of the Teamsters-certified El Centro professional unit after the 2013 election? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
human impact
What contract-specific evidence links staffing levels or performance to delayed care, adverse outcomes, complaints, or deaths?
Why it matters
Award, procurement, and staffing records do not establish medical causation or person-level outcomes.
Missing evidence
Incident and mortality reviews; Grievances; Medical records; Staffing-to-outcome analysis
Where we are looking
ICE OPR/OIG/CRCL; medical examiners; court records; records requests
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: What contract-specific evidence links staffing levels or performance to delayed care, adverse outcomes, complaints, or deaths? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
current coverage
Does STG hold any current ICE or IHSC medical-staffing role after the closed 2018 contract?
Why it matters
STG remains active in federal healthcare staffing, but the reviewed sources do not establish current ICE work.
Missing evidence
Current ICE awards; Subcontracts; Bridge work; Facility staffing
Where we are looking
USAspending; FPDS; SAM.gov; ICE
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: Does STG hold any current ICE or IHSC medical-staffing role after the closed 2018 contract? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
political finance
What lobbying, political-finance, and government-relations activity is attributable to STG or verified leaders?
Why it matters
The reviewed Slice 11 source set does not establish a complete exact-entity political record.
Missing evidence
Federal and state lobbying; Contributions; Retained firms; Government contacts
Where we are looking
LDA; FEC; state systems; company disclosures
Searches recorded
August 25, 2026 — Slice 11 reviewed source set and current Detention Receipts branch: What lobbying, political-finance, and government-relations activity is attributable to STG or verified leaders? (partial). Supported facts are represented; unresolved evidence remains explicit.
Status
partially answered
An open question records a gap. It is not a finding that clinical misconduct, hidden ownership, unpaid labor, improper influence, or an undisclosed contract exists.
Edges are drawn only from records cited on this site: award recipients, parent recipients, awarding agency, and named performance locations. There is no influence score, no lobbying edge without a filing, and no edge inferred from timing or name similarity. A missing edge means no source, not no relationship.
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Corporate case-file sources
Every source cited by the corporate sections above, once each.
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Sources
Award figures retrieved from the USAspending.gov API on 2026-08-20. Amounts are nominal US dollars as reported by the awarding agency.