ASSA ABLOY electrified locking hardware is available direct from Uniqcli via GPC, Simplified Acquisition (FAR Part 13), or open-market FAR purchase orders — with NDAA Section 889 and TAA compliance verified per SKU and full integration into your access control system. We are not a GSA Schedule holder yet (our GSA MAS application is in progress), so if your office needs a Schedule buy, we'll flag that upfront rather than after the PO is cut. For federal, healthcare, and commercial buyers, the harder question isn't finding the hardware — it's confirming the specific lock, strike, or exit device you're specifying will actually clear compliance review and integrate cleanly with the rest of your door opening.
Where to Buy ASSA ABLOY Electrified Locks
Buy ASSA ABLOY electrified locks direct for federal or commercial projects: per-SKU NDAA 889 and TAA checks, integration, GPC/SAP/FAR ordering.
How ASSA ABLOY electrified locking gets specified and bought
ASSA ABLOY is a Sweden-headquartered group whose brands cover a wide door-hardware family relevant to federal, healthcare, and commercial security work: electrified mortise and cylindrical locksets, electric strikes, exit devices with request-to-exit and monitoring options, and hardware built to integrate with access control panels and door controllers. For agencies and facility owners buying under NDAA Section 889 and the Trade Agreements Act (TAA), the sourcing question isn't just "is it good hardware" — it's "can this specific part, on this specific door, pass a compliance review before it goes on a federal purchase order." That's the piece a lot of buyers skip, and it's where a project gets stuck at inspection or audit instead of at design.
Where sourcing actually happens
We sell ASSA ABLOY electrified locking hardware direct — no reseller layer between your PO and the hardware that ends up installed. That matters for two reasons. First, one point of accountability for compliance paperwork, lead times, and warranty — no chasing three companies when a strike needs an RMA. Second, it lines up with how most of our federal and SLED buyers already purchase: Government Purchase Card for smaller buys, Simplified Acquisition Procedures under FAR Part 13 for mid-size projects, and open-market FAR purchase orders for larger installations. DoD buyers invoice through WAWF/PIEE, which we handle as part of the order rather than a separate hurdle.
One thing we're upfront about: our GSA MAS application is in progress, not yet awarded, so we cannot sell on Schedule today. If your contracting office needs a Schedule buy specifically, tell us now — we'll say plainly whether a direct FAR/GPC order fits your timeline instead of letting you find out the hard way at contract review.
Compliance is verified at the part level, on two separate tests
A brand name on a lock body doesn't clear procurement by itself, and two distinct rules apply. NDAA Section 889 (implemented through FAR 52.204-25) turns on whether a part is made by one of the five covered entities — Hikvision, Dahua, Huawei, ZTE, or Hytera — or contains their covered components; ASSA ABLOY is not on that list. TAA is a separate country-of-origin rule for GSA and many federal contracts, requiring a product to be made or substantially transformed in the US or a TAA-designated country. A part can satisfy one test and still need the other confirmed, which is why the electronics inside a given electrified lockset, strike, or exit device — control boards, wireless modules, and any bundled credential readers — are what actually get scrutinized. When you request a quote through us, we verify status at the SKU level and provide the country-of-origin documentation your contracting file needs. Where a part's status is uncertain, we say so and confirm it before it lands on your quote — because "trust the brand" isn't an answer an IG audit will accept.
This is also why we push back when a spec calls for hardware that hasn't been checked — swapping in an unverified electrified strike or wireless lock module late in a project, just because it was easy to source, is how a facility ends up with a rip-and-replace problem instead of a clean install.
Integration is where the real work is
Electrified locking hardware only does its job when it talks correctly to the rest of the system — access control panel, door position switches, request-to-exit devices, fire alarm interlock, and video. Getting an electric strike or electrified exit device wired and configured to fail safe or fail secure correctly, on the right doors, with monitoring points reporting to your head-end, is where installs go wrong even when the hardware itself is fine. We spec and install ASSA ABLOY electrified locking as part of full door-opening solutions — not just drop-shipped hardware — coordinating door prep, power supplies, and controller programming so the finished opening functions the way your access control policy requires.
For multi-door federal or healthcare projects, that means planning door hardware sets alongside your access control platform up front, rather than reconciling mismatched components after doors are already hung.
What to have ready when you request a quote
To move fast, have on hand: door count and door types (interior/exterior, fire-rated, existing prep or new), fail-safe vs. fail-secure requirements per opening, your access control platform (existing or being selected), and your buying vehicle (GPC, SAP, or FAR PO — and flag it early if you need Schedule-based purchasing). If you're working from an architect's hardware schedule, send it — we'll cross-check every electrified item against NDAA 889 and TAA status before it goes on a quote.
Reach out to Uniqcli for a documented quote on ASSA ABLOY electrified locking hardware, verified and ready for your buying process.
Frequently asked questions
Do you sell ASSA ABLOY locks on GSA Schedule?
Not yet. Our GSA MAS application is in progress but not awarded, so we cannot sell on Schedule today. We sell direct via GPC, Simplified Acquisition (FAR Part 13), or open-market FAR purchase orders, and we'll tell you upfront if your buying vehicle requires something we can't yet support.
Is ASSA ABLOY electrified hardware automatically NDAA and TAA compliant?
No brand clears procurement automatically. NDAA Section 889 turns on whether a part is made by a covered entity or contains covered components; ASSA ABLOY is not a covered entity. TAA is a separate country-of-origin rule for GSA and federal contracts. We verify both per part number and provide country-of-origin documentation for your contracting file.
Can you integrate ASSA ABLOY locks with our existing access control system?
Yes. We spec and install electrified locking as part of the full opening — wiring, power supplies, fail-safe/fail-secure configuration, and controller programming — so it reports correctly to your existing or planned access control head-end.
What information do you need to quote a multi-door project?
Door count and types, fire rating, existing or new door prep, fail-safe vs. fail-secure requirements per opening, your access control platform, and your buying vehicle. If you have an architect's hardware schedule, send it and we'll check every electrified item against NDAA 889 and TAA status.
Do you handle DoD invoicing requirements?
Yes. DoD orders are invoiced through WAWF/PIEE as part of the standard order process, not as a separate step you have to manage on your end.
Ready when you are
Need it sourced compliant and direct?
Tell us what you need secured. We'll confirm compliance, design the system, and quote it — no payment up front.