United States Visiting Forces
The legal status and overarching framework for the stationing of United States Visiting Forces (USVF) in the UK comes from NATO agreement in 1951, the Visiting Forces Act 1952 (which incorporates the NATO agreement into UK law), and some supplemental bilateral arrangements and measures that have been put into place between our two countries. Under the agreements, certain UK military bases and individual buildings are made available to the United States Department of Defense.
Due to the ever-increasing pressures of today’s global society it is paramount that all our defence and USVF military requirements are fulfilled. This must be done not only in a timely fashion but to exceptional standards, while ensuring that the estate complies with all UK legislative standards. This demands a high level of professionalism to meet the delivery speed requirements of the USVF but creates comradeship and the close community of achieving a common goal.
Expanding the team
In order to fulfil the needs of the estate, we are significantly expanding the DIO USVF delivery teams. This is an exciting time for people to join the team and be part of a great community with a platform to show excellence in their delivery capability. This unique opportunity to join a fast-paced team environment is supported with ongoing career development and training platforms that are renowned within the Civil Service. If you believe you have what it takes and want to be part of the next chapter within DIO USVF, then check out Civil Service Jobs.
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