Your BOM has banned products in it right now.
You just don't know which ones.
The federal government banned Hikvision, Dahua, Huawei, Hytera, and ZTE under NDAA Section 889. If your BOM contains any product from these manufacturers — even as a subcomponent — your contract can be terminated. Your company can be suspended from federal contracting.
The Core Story
Hikvision doesn't always say "Hikvision" on the box.
They sell under brand names: Ezviz, HiLook, Hi-Kam. Dahua goes by Lorex, Amcrest, Night Owl.
You might have banned products in your supply chain right now and have no idea.
The cost of getting caught:
- • Contract termination (immediate)
- • Suspension from federal contracting (up to 3 years)
- • Reputational damage with every CO in your region
- • Legal liability under FAR 52.209-12
The cost of checking: $99.
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Enter up to 5 manufacturer names. We'll check them against the NDAA Section 889 banned list instantly.
One scan. Every line item. Every banned manufacturer. Replacement suggestions included. In minutes.
"We caught a Hikvision subcomponent in a 200-item BOM that the integrator had already submitted to the VA. One scan saved them from a potential contract termination."
— TSS Group
The Pricing
Now the price feels small compared to the cost of NOT doing it.
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One Scan
$99 one-time
- Single BOM scan
- Instant results
- PDF compliance report
- Suggested replacements
Continuous Monitoring
$499/month
- Unlimited BOM scans
- Real-time alerts
- Monthly compliance summary
- Cancel anytime
How It Works
- 1. Upload your BOM (CSV or Excel)
- 2. We scan every line against NDAA Section 889
- 3. Get instant compliance report with flagged items
- 4. Receive replacement suggestions (Axis, Hanwha, Bosch)
- 5. Download report for your compliance binder
Who Needs This
- • Security integrators on federal contracts
- • Subcontractors supplying hardware to primes
- • GSA schedule holders with camera/security products
- • Any vendor touching NDAA Section 889 compliance