Supply-chain exclusion/removal coordination
The FASC coordinates government-wide SCRM and can recommend exclusion or removal orders for covered articles and sources posing national-security risk, with ODNI providing threat assessment support.
Coordinates government-wide supply-chain risk management and issues exclusion/removal orders for covered articles and sources deemed national-security risks.
The Federal Acquisition Security Council coordinates government-wide supply-chain risk management and can issue exclusion or removal orders for covered articles and sources. Its designations can cascade into contract exclusions relevant to communications equipment. Activity is lower-visibility but consequential when orders issue. Confirm at cisa.gov (FASC program).
Monitor FASC exclusion/removal activity and ensure supplier screening can respond quickly to any covered-source designation.
A FASC exclusion/removal order can rapidly disqualify a source or product across federal systems, affecting members that supply or use it.
Can direct removal or exclusion of covered articles/sources from federal systems.
Aligns supply-chain risk practices across agencies.
Shares supply-chain threat information with ODNI support.
Supply-chain risk, compliance, and government-sales teams.
Rapid response to covered-source designations.
Exclusion/removal-order tracking.
Source qualification and contingency planning.
We focus on the roles whose decisions reach members, and why each one matters — not biographical trivia. Names are intentionally withheld until verified against an official source.
Why it mattersCoordinates SCRM and exclusion/removal decisions.
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