Federal procurement scope
Section 889 restricts Federal procurement of, and certain Federal contracting involving, covered telecommunications and video-surveillance equipment or services.
The John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 (Pub. L. 115-232), signed into law on August 13, 2018, includes Section 889 restrictions implemented through Federal procurement rules.
Section 889 restricts Federal procurement of, and certain Federal contracting involving, covered telecommunications and video-surveillance equipment or services.
Federal agencies may also be restricted from contracting with entities that use covered telecommunications equipment or services, subject to applicable rules, exceptions and waivers.
Sunell maintains a list of selected product models and configurations identified for projects with NDAA Section 889 procurement requirements. The listed models are maintained by Sunell based on current product and supply-chain review.
Applicability is configuration-specific and may change with hardware revision, bill of materials (BOM), component sourcing or supply-chain changes. For procurement or bid use, request current supporting documentation for the exact SKU and configuration. Sunell manufacturer statements are not U.S. Government certifications, approvals or endorsements.
Search by exact or partial model number, or filter by product category. A match on this web list is supporting information only; procurement or bid use should rely on current configuration-specific documentation.
Use the precise product model and configuration. Do not infer applicability from a product family or model prefix alone.
Hardware revision, BOM, component sourcing and supply-chain status may affect applicability.
For procurement, tender or bid use, request current supporting documentation for the specific SKU and configuration.
Provide the exact product model, required procurement standard, destination market and project requirements. Sunell will review applicability before providing relevant supporting evidence.