Compliance

Avocor's Approach to Compliance

Many organizations need to consider compliance before purchasing workplace technology. This is increasingly important for government agencies, defense organizations, educational institutions, healthcare providers, and businesses operating in regulated industries. Avocor supports these procurement requirements by offering selected products that meet recognized U.S. compliance standards. One of the compliance requirements customers ask about most often is the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

View Avocor's NDAA Compliance Statement
Overview

What is NDAA Compliance?

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is annual U.S. legislation that includes procurement and national security requirements for federal agencies.

For technology manufacturers, this relates to supply chain security. These provisions restrict the use of certain telecommunications and video surveillance equipment from specified manufacturers. Many organizations outside the federal government also request NDAA compliance because they support government contracts or have adopted similar procurement standards.

Key provision

What is NDAA Section 889?

Section 889 is the part of the NDAA most often referenced during technology procurement.

It prohibits U.S. Federal Government agencies from procuring or using certain telecommunications equipment and video surveillance products from named manufacturers. The restrictions also apply to many organizations that provide products or services to the federal government. When customers ask whether a product is “Section 889 compliant,” they are generally asking whether it meets the applicable restrictions established by this legislation.

All Avocor displays are NDAA compliant.

Avocor is committed to meeting the security and procurement requirements of government, defense, and other organizations that require NDAA compliant technology. All Avocor displays comply with the applicable requirements of Section 889 of the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), supporting customers that require compliant technology for government and other security-sensitive environments.

View Avocor's NDAA Compliance Statement
Audience

Who needs NDAA compliant products?

  • U.S. Federal Government agencies

  • Defense organizations

  • Government contractors and subcontractors

  • Critical infrastructure providers

  • Public sector organizations

  • Enterprises with strict supply chain security requirements

At a glance

NDAA overview

Purpose
Covers supply chain security and restricted technologies.
Primary focus
Security of components and suppliers.
Who uses it?
Federal agencies, defense organizations, and government contractors.
Why it matters
Required for many federal and defense procurement projects.
Avocor compliance
All Avocor displays are NDAA compliant.

Need more information?

If you have questions about NDAA compliance, or need documentation for a specific Avocor product, our team can help identify the right solution and provide the information required for your procurement process.

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