TAA & NDAA Section 889 Compliant Physical Security Systems
Federal and SLED buyers can't risk a covered-entity device in a BOM. These are the frameworks that govern physical-security procurement — and exactly how we keep every project audit-ready.
Federal procurement rules disqualify non-compliant hardware before a project ever reaches bid — and the burden of proof falls on your integrator. Uniqcli Security carries that burden for you. Our compliance center covers TAA country-of-origin verification at the SKU level, NDAA Section 889 and FAR 52.204-25 screening across every product line we spec, SCIF and ICD 705 intrusion detection design, and full rip-and-replace services for prohibited cameras already installed in your facility. We work with a multi-vendor portfolio of verified manufacturers and source every device through US-based distribution with traceable country-of-origin documentation. When your existing quote lists non-compliant equipment, we produce a compliant-equivalent alternative — same functional scope, verified supply chain — without requiring you to restart the procurement process. From initial assessment through system commissioning and ongoing lifecycle maintenance, compliance is built into every phase, not added as an afterthought. Commercial and federal buyers alike get a single integrator accountable for keeping hardware, documentation, and installation standards aligned with current federal security requirements.
NDAA Section 889
The prohibited-source rule that bans covered video/telecom gear.
ReadTrade Agreements Act (TAA)
The country-of-origin rule for GSA and many federal buys.
ReadFAR 52.204-25
The acquisition clause implementing Section 889.
ReadFIPS 201 / HSPD-12 / PIV
PIV/CAC-enabled PACS for federal facilities.
ReadICD 705 / SCIF
High-security IDS, access and acoustic for classified spaces.
ReadBanned brands & replacements
The covered-entity list and compliant equivalents.
ReadCompliant lines we deploy
Covered entities — never sourced
- Hikvision — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- Dahua Technology — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- Huawei — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- ZTE — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- Hytera — NDAA Section 889 covered entity — federal-banned
- Uniview (UNV) — Chinese-origin; commonly restricted, not compliant
Found banned gear? We'll plan the swap.
Our assessment scans your installed base for NDAA-prohibited equipment, then delivers a prioritized, budgeted rip-and-replace roadmap onto compliant hardware — with minimal downtime and the documentation to close the finding.
Need documented compliance for an order?
Tell us what you need secured. We'll confirm compliance, design the system, and quote it — no payment up front.