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Found 2 results

  1. I am currently researching several different opinions on what is or should be TAA Compliant for Commercial IT equipment/parts. I am working for a DOD Contractor supporting a DoD legacy system. Even though the vendor is an American company, much of what's inside of the systems are parts that manufactured in a non-TAA designated country, however, the overall system is assembled in a TAA recognized country. There has been much discussion since I have been added to the team whether buying individual parts to stock on our warehouse shelves for spares is legal...meaning, meeting TAA compliance standards. The government customer has agreed if the company replaces the part under warranty, this is TAA compliant. However, if we buy the exact same part from the company and store it for future use as a spare, it is no longer TAA compliant, even though we are replacing the same part as the warranty. If commercial IT is exempt from the BAA, then are we in compliance if we buy the same part from the vendor for future replacement of a part that is already considered TAA compliant? Thank you to whomever can help me navigate this dilemma.
  2. I am helping a contractor determine whether and how TAA applies to their contract. Here are the pertinent details: Contractor provides inspection and repair of equipment on multiple DoD contracts under a GSA Schedule. 52.225-5 Trade Agreements is incorporated into the schedule. Contractor did not supply the equipment being inspected. The Contract Line Items are broad in nature, requesting inspection of equipment. The Government entity issues a separate work order for needed repairs as a result of the inspection. (“work order” is a generous term here, as most requests come via email) Replacement parts may be small in nature (i.e., batteries) or multiple in nature (several components). Are replacement parts supplied to repair equipment required to comply with the TAA? Let me know what other information you need to advise. Thank you!
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