NDAA Compliant Products
NDAA compliant products contain none of the components excluded from procurement by federal agencies and their contractors under Section 889 of the US National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This concerns certain telecommunications and video-surveillance products from named manufacturers. For critical infrastructure and public buyers this evidence is often mandatory.
Atlantik Elektronik supports you in selecting and sourcing NDAA compliant components: our field application engineers match your requirements against the manufacturers’ declarations of conformity. The assigned product list is continuously expanded on the basis of verified manufacturer evidence – contact us directly for your project: contact.
What NDAA compliance means
- Section 889: prohibits federal agencies and their contractors from using certain covered telecommunications and video-surveillance equipment
- Named manufacturers: including Huawei, ZTE, Hytera, Hikvision and Dahua as well as their subsidiaries and affiliates
- Relevance: mandatory above all for public buyers, defense and operators of critical infrastructure
- Difference from TAA: NDAA governs excluded manufacturers, TAA governs origin – both may be required together
More than distribution: design-in partner from first sample to series
NDAA compliance is a matter of the supply chain and the right component selection. Our field application engineers check requirements against the manufacturers’ declarations of conformity, recommend compliant alternatives and assemble cross-manufacturer bundles in which the entire configuration meets the requirement. Add hardware and software development plus warehousing and logistics models – from the first sample to series. Request your project now.
Frequently asked questions
What is NDAA Section 889?
A provision of the US defense budget act that prohibits federal agencies and their contractors from procuring and using covered telecommunications and video-surveillance equipment from certain manufacturers.
Who needs NDAA compliance?
Primarily public buyers, the defense sector and operators of critical infrastructure, as well as suppliers delivering into these supply chains.
How does ATE support NDAA compliant sourcing?
Our FAEs match your requirements against manufacturer conformity evidence, recommend compliant components and support procurement on a project basis. Contact us for a specific assignment.
How do TAA and NDAA relate?
TAA governs product origin, NDAA Section 889 the exclusion of certain manufacturers. In US procurement both requirements can apply at the same time.
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