Section 889: Compliance Prohibited Technology

Description

Pursuant to §889 of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2019, which prohibits executive agencies from entering into, renewing, or extending, a contract with an entity that uses covered technologies, the Chief Information Officer (CIO) issued a data call to the Missions' Executive Officers (EXOs), who have knowledge of Mission IT contracts, to solicit information on their knowledge of covered technologies used in the local missions. The purpose of the data collection was to gather information that could be used to inform the Agency’s approach to Section 889 compliance and to respond to information requests from oversight and regulatory entities. Additional data containing pending procurement actions between August and December 2020 were collected to assess how many awards, extensions, and modifications were impacted by the waiver process.

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21 The planned awards dataset contains survey data collected from USAID COR/AORs about their upcoming procurement actions for existing or new awards. The data call took place throughout August. Along with activity details and financial figures, the data contains the COR/AORs perception at the time of data entry of whether or not their procurement would need to apply for an 889 compliance waiver. https://data.usaid.gov/Administration-and-Oversight/Prohibited-Technology-Pending-Awards-Data/wfgp-4cpg
21 The data contain responses from a Washington-based July through August 2020 Bureau for Management survey to all USAID Missions requesting data related to their cellular, landline, and internet providers in order to assess vulnerabilities related to 889 compliance. https://data.usaid.gov/Administration-and-Oversight/Prohibited-Technologies-Mission-Data/trzy-76yw
21 The data contain responses from a Washington-based July through August 2020 Bureau for Management survey to all USAID Missions requesting data related to their cellular, landline, and internet providers in order to assess vulnerabilities related to 889 compliance. https://datahub.usaid.gov/Administration-and-Oversight/Prohibited-Technologies-Mission-Data/trzy-76yw
21 The planned awards dataset contains survey data collected from USAID COR/AORs about their upcoming procurement actions for existing or new awards. The data call took place throughout August. Along with activity details and financial figures, the data contains the COR/AORs perception at the time of data entry of whether or not their procurement would need to apply for an 889 compliance waiver. https://datahub.usaid.gov/Administration-and-Oversight/Prohibited-Technology-Pending-Awards-Data/wfgp-4cpg

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  • china
  • 889
  • huawei
  • hangzhou
  • defense
  • telecommunication
  • zte
  • covered
  • equipment
  • hytera
  • providers
  • technology
  • dahua
  • prohibited
  • compliance

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