This paper provides guidance on the use of smart card based technology in badge, identification, and credentialing systems within the Federal sector, with the objective of helping agencies plan, budget, establish and implement credentialing and identification systems for Federal government employees and their agents. This document applies specifically to the use of smart card based platforms in the credentialing and identification activities of Federal government employees, contractors and affiliates supporting Federal agencies.
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