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6 boutique firms among our recruiters and staffing firms placing OCONUS / GovCon roles.

Cleared Recruiters

Reston, VA, USA · Boutique

Cleared Recruiters is a retained recruiting firm that sources and places professionals holding federal security clearances, including polygraph-level, for intelligence community, homeland security, and defense contractor positions. The firm has served the U.S. intelligence community since 2002 and maintains a database of cleared candidates for its search assignments.

Careers International

Mangaluru, India · Boutique

Careers International recruits workforce from Asia to support U.S. military and government overseas contracts, including LOGCAP, AFCAP, UN, and NATO projects. Its screening process covers linguistic and technical evaluation, medical fitness, vaccinations, and security clearance documentation for roles in DFAC operations, life support, maintenance, and logistics.

JRG Partners

Palm Beach Gardens, FL, USA · Boutique

JRG Partners is a retained executive search firm that recruits senior leadership for aerospace, aviation, and defense contractors, OEMs, and private-equity-backed platforms. Its searches cover roles such as CEO, COO, VP of Engineering, and program management positions requiring regulatory and security-clearance expertise.

ContextGlobal

Washington, DC, USA · Boutique

ContextGlobal provides linguist staffing services, sourcing translators, interpreters, and American Sign Language providers for contract-to-hire and direct-placement assignments. It handles candidate screening and hands-on management of linguists for government and commercial clients, including escort interpreting for international travel.

BOB Search

Southern California, USA · Boutique

BOB Search is a retained executive search firm that exclusively serves the aerospace, defense, space, and industrial manufacturing sectors, placing leaders across prime contractors, OEMs, and subsystem and component suppliers. Founded in 1979, the firm traces its roots to defense-industry recruiting work during the B-2 program era.